The first day of spring, is obviously the fay when all the drunken crack heads come out of their winter dens to make trouble for the rest of us law abiding citizens. This morning at 3:20 AM, I heard a knock at the door. The dog barked and I got out of bed. Nobody was there. I no sooner get back into bed, that I hear pounding on a door that is not mine, two houses down. An Ebonic speaking crack head is screaming to be let in. Profanities, the N-word, you name it all spewing out of this crackheads cake hole.
I wait to see if one of the resident morons at that address would let their fellow fucktard in, and of course he doesn't actually live there. This fucking moron actually is a frequent guest of the drug dealing retards who live next door to me on the other side of my house. I call the police. After 40 minutes, the crackhead is just standing there, staring blankly at my house as if the light from my downstairs was somehow pithing him. The police drive right past this idiot, and the the crackhead walks north bound up the street muttering "Awww Shit... Awww Shit" as he staggers to wherever his crack fueled stupidity takes him.
A buddy of mine who works closely with the police tells me that the whole Ferguson / Black Lives Matter nonsense has had the effect of making police not interested in going after minorities for fear of legal, and other kinds of reprisals. Heaven forbid they do their jobs, regardless of who they were apprehending. Two days ago, a 28 year old white guy was gunned down for carrying a rifle about a half mile from my house. He was at his house when he was shot. Nobody has any words on whether or not the white guy was brandishing or threatening anyone.
The cops had no problems shooting that guy dead, but weren't even remotely interested in busting an actual criminal, who at 3:30 in the morning is threatening people to let him into an apartment building he does not live in.
What I have learned is that we white people are on our own now. It may have been this way for a while, but effectively, we are on our own now. I know that I am on my own for certain now.