Although I do not completely agree with outsidaz's comment, (I must say it was overly generic and acutely racist) I find myself in a position where I cannot help but resent Africans Americans - thanks (but no thanks) to their eternal brush with the law and recent killings. However, if we trace back to the cotton picking days, we could perhaps find bountiful reasons as why blacks had to be who they are now. But then again, why would they be so dim-witted to hold that grudge so long even when their pride was restored by Martin Luther king eons ago.

The only reason perhaps why Blacks are more crime-oriented, is because they had painstakingly endured the atrocities by their white masters, and now consider the ulterior motif of their freedom as payback. Had our fathers picked cottons in Mississippi, we would have called ourselves neo-niggers too. And that is why most other races are unlike African americans, they never had to face what blacks faced earlier.

Still, the confusion lies in why they had to choose a violent path for the payback? More confusion - their anger is not just limited to white people, the collateral damage (as the drama king Jesse Jackson would put it) has many other ethnicities killed as well.