The Stats on Why Black Men Are So Violent

Is It Because of Sibling Rivalry?

What explains black violence?

My hypothesis is it’s because of sibling rivalry. Up to half of African American mothers have a baby by another man. And multiple such women have the same man’s babies. (This is the real reason why their households are fatherless.)

But those children of the same father are all half-siblings. This causes extreme sibling rivalry, and, combined with the general disrespect of black men by black women, it explains black male violence.

Because: Disrespected males + fatherless homes + sibling rivalry = extreme violent tendency. And it may be genetic, too.

Let’s walk through the statistics:

1 in 22 Black Men Will Murder

Truth has a way of being found out. And when it does, truth spreads like a wildfire. In just the recent weeks, the fact has been going around social media that *1-in-22* African American males will, at some point during their lives, commit a murder.

Compare that to about 1 in 425 for White men. It means black Americans are almost 20 times as likely to commit a murder during their lifetime. (This statistic obviously exclude double-counting serial murderers. We’re not double-counting.)

3% of the Population Do 43% of Murders

African-American males in the age bracket of 14-49 years are just 3% of the U.S. population (though Netflix made you think it was more like 30%, right?). Yet, they commit 43% of all murders in the USA.

Black on White Homicides Are 2.6x White on Black

Though most murders are intra-racial (victim and killer are the same race), when it comes to interracial murders (different races), black Americans are 2.6 times as likely to kill a White person as vice versa.

Are Serial Killers White Men?

Since the 1980s, many a documentary film has explored the phenomenon of the White male serial killer, even to the point of suggesting genetic defects among White male populations. And sure, the documentaries we all watched were full of suspense and intrigue.

However, … half of US serial killers between 1980 and 2020 were black (49.5%). Despite black males being just 6.5% of the U.S. population, they were half of the serial killers. And from 2010-2020, almost 60% of serial killers were black men.

85% of Black Homicides Are Committed by Other Black Men

Although about 66% of U.S. gun-related deaths are suicides, for black men, it’s mostly homicide. Some 84% of black youth gun deaths were homicides, whereas 66% of White youth gun deaths were suicides, i.e., White boys killing themselves.

In fact, 85% of gun-related black deaths in recent years were homicides committed by other black men, as per the FBI.

Black pundits often cry about the fact that some 70-80% of black gun-related deaths are homicides, or that black men are at the greatest risk of getting shot dead. However, these pundits conveniently neglect to mention that most black gun-related deaths are committed by other black men, i.e., it’s blacks killing other blacks.

Black Homicides Cases Comparatively Underreported

Believe it or not, black homicide cases in the USA are actually less likely to be solved, down to 60% of cases in 2020 from 80% of cases in 1980.

This means all of the above data are underreported. Likely, an increasing number of DEI police detectives secretly refuses to investigate black murders, precisely because it would implicate even more black men as the killers.

White People Are 4.1 Times As Likely to Get Shot by Police

Black Denial

Black people appear to be very surprised about such facts and then resort to complete denial. They maintain “people kill people” to avoid having to face the hurt that blacks are mostly killing each other. The mythical White cops have little to do with black deaths.

In fact, blacks are so incredibly violent toward each other, they are safer living among people of any other race.