Did I ever tell you about the time my neighbor's house got robbed? He was home sleeping with his wife and kids in their beds. A black guy broke in through the sliding glass door, took his keys, and stole his mini-van. Then took the mini-van and robbed a bunch of other homes. One of my other neighbors saw the black guy going out to the van and called police and they gave chase. But there was a 3 minute time interval when they didn't see him. His (white) lawyer argued that the guy who actually broke into the house and stole the van jumped out during the 3 minutes he was missing and said he was giving this second black man a car for free, so the second black man got in and drove it away. That was how they argued the case. LOL. I don't know how it went.
Then that same neighbor was robbed a second time. This time they stole his Benz. About 2 weeks after they stole his Benz he was in Delray Beach (where he lived) and the Benz pulled up next to him at a toll bridge with several blacks in the car. My neighbor called the police and the police called the toll bridge operator. They kept that bridge open for a long time, and when it went down the other side of the bridge was layered with cops.
My house was also broken into. They never caught them. I wasn't home. In fact almost everybody's home was robbed in that neighborhood because it butted up against an all black neighborhood. Obese white girls used to give them gate passes.
About 2 months ago my business partner's house was broken into. Her neighbor's house had a camera on it, and caught several black men stealing her possessions and her dog. She never recovered any of it.
I've seen several purse and other snatch/grab type robberies. So far, blacks have always been the thieves in my experiences. I do not look forward to the day when one tries my home while I'm there, I really don't want to kill an innocent man! "White people made him do it."
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