It appears that your feelings were the ones that hurt. If so, I apologize. However, when I asked for solutions I wanted ones that were based in fact, and ones that had some sort of thought put into them. It seems relatively clear that you came into this topic with agenda with your first post.
If you're wondering why I'm being so polite, it's because I realize that in your mind, you are absolutely right, thus, as I said earlier, there is little reason in having this discussion. It would only serve to make one or both of us annoyed at each other. You seem determined to get my attention, or to have me engage you seriously, which will only get you a "You don't know what you're talking about." or an insult, which I don't particularly feel like doing.
This topic is about black men killing black men, and we have posters coming in saying the problem and the way to fix the problem is to stop the problem. Or to say "Black people are the problem". If that is true, and you truly believe it is, then there is no discussion to be had. I don't think that's the case, obviously, so you saying that it is seems like a direct attempt to instigate a fight.
If you really want someone go off on you, you should find someone else, I don't really feel like doing it.
Why do you need to apologize? I don't ask for an apology from anyone. You see an agenda, I see a direct connection. If you don't like stats, why bother posting the CDC stat? You mentioned in the first post that the biggest threat to young black men are other young black men...not me. Or did you already forgot your original post?
At no point did I say "Black people are the problem", you did and you believe it. I mentioned the lack of parenting, gang culture, lack of accountability and wrong government as the main problems and I believe it.
You invited different viewpoints the moment you opened the topic, but you don't seem to open to accepting different viewpoints. ---