You make some good points. Lack of discipline does contribute to many problems, and too many excuses are made. But can you reconsider some of the things you have said? You have said that there is an ethnic group that looks at other races as prey, and have referred to that ethnic group as violent. Taken literally, your words ascribe these negative characteristics to an ethnicity rather than to the choices of individuals. I doubt that is actually what you believe.Jennifer wrote: But why are those schools terrible? It's because the students themselves are destroying their own schools. It's because parents and teachers are no longer allowed to physically punish disruptive children.
Everyone should have safe schools to send their children to.
Unfortunately they're not safe because we make excuses for not doing anything about the problem. Law abiding citizens do not want to live near thugs and murderers that would kill a person for the pleasure they get from it. They don't want to live near an ethnic group that they know look at other races as prey. And we have a national media that takes the side of that violent ethnic group and portrays them as victims. They're not victims of anything. They're the victimizers. Its political correctness and the media that keep people from standing up and saying exactly what needs to be done and keeps the police from doing their job. Violent people need to be segregated from the rest of society and punished. Children who are born into a culture where violence against others is encouraged should be removed from that environment. Those children should not be bused into non violent neighborhoods where they can disrupt schools and terrorize non violent students. They need physical punishment in order for them to learn to respect authority and others. Its liberals and political correctness that are preventing the justice from coming about that would end the violence.
Please consider what John Piper says about structural racism. Please do not automatically reject it just because it reminds you of a viewpoint that you disagree with.