I agree with you immensely on point #3. Black social behavior is designed to promote social standing in a tribal society with external controls, and aggressive posturing and dominant body language is immensely useful in silencing opponents and winning respect. The sort of behavior works very well if you want to be the top dealer on a street corner. However, it’s the same sort of behavior that gets you noticed by the cops, and not just potential customers.

What I want to add about this is how it absolutely enrages me that black politicians have the gall to complain one decade that cops aren’t doing enough to prevent the damage to the black community that drugs are doing, push for harsher sentencing for crack cocaine as opposed to freebase cocaine, and then the next decade rant and rave about how racist it is that more blacks are now in prison and different types of cocaine have different penalties

They want the cops to enforce on blacks who are selling and buying drugs? Okay, we’ll do that. Wait, you changed your mind?

Nothing will make them happy. It’s time to stop trying.