Friday, August 22, 2014

NAACP not the answer to solving Myrtle Beach violence and crime issues

Mickey James, president of the Myrtle Beach branch of the NAACP, and other community organizers said
Three gunned down, and the NAACP
is lashing out at city officials. 
city officials are not involving them enough.
Myrtle Beach officials are working to improve safety during Memorial Day weekend. Crime, murder and other violence are a trademark of Bikefest, that features a majority of Black bikers on the summer kick-off holiday. Three men were shot down in the streets at Bikefest earlier this year.
The NAACP, et al, held a press conference in Myrtle Beach Thursday.
"You had a chance to bring us to the table and you wouldn't even do it," James complained.
He also said that whites are just as bad, but not labeled for their criminal actions.
What Mr. James does not get, is that he is seen as the problem, as much as anyone.
But he is more interested in blaming people not like him, than taking any responsibility.
The NAACP has been around for decades, but it never seems to contribute to any solutions. It just acts as a  political weapon for the Democrat Party.
The truth is, if we REALLY want to decrease crime and violence in Myrtle Beach, or anywhere, we are going to have to stand up to the hate-filled, race-based rhetoric of anti-productive impediments like Mickey James.
Everybody knows that, but we're too nice, or too frightened to say it.

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