Eddie is, as he and his countrymen often call themselves, a Ghana-Boy, a man from the nation of Ghana in West Africa, known for producing boxing prospects, the greatest of whom was Azuma Nelson. Having overheard my conversation with Boomy, Eddie a security guard from Ghana, chimed in.
You cannot treat these American mongrels like white people. They do not understand reason. They have no work ethic or sense of civility. “Mamma, mamma, mamma” they cry on one hand and rob you, shoot you with the other. Force is all they understand. These gangs of youth running about and attacking people, in Ghana, we take care of that. A boy take a fruit from my neighbor’s basket and I will go over there and beat him down. I will then take him to his father, who will beat him again!
In America the only culture is criminal culture and they play the police game. We have very little police. Who needs police when you have men? Tourists love Ghana and Ghana loves tourists. We want you to come back to our country, so why would we let our youth and criminals beat, harass, rob you? This makes no sense.
This country I love. Most of the people are good. But treating bad people like good makes a mob. This is my living. Crime is so bad in the America that I make good money for guarding against bad people.
To beat bad people is the only way, beat them early—beat them good!
Otherwise, you pay me to stand at your door.
White in the Savage Night: A Politically Incorrect Life In Words: 2016
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"In America the only culture is criminal culture and they play the police game. We have very little police. Who needs police when you have men?"
Martin Van Creveld makes the point that our ever-present police are a relatively modern invention of the nation-state. Individual cops and even forces can be great, but the DA is simply a tool of the Left and the cops often do his bidding. In these 'primitive' states, if you commit a crime you reap what you sow and those seeking justice do not need to fear reprisal by the DA.
We're past the point of regretting building the modern nation-state. Tearing it down as quickly as possible might actually lead to more justice.