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Coming to a US city near you

NOTE: I linked this story in a comment on this post, but wanted to promote it to the front page and a post of its own as well

Brendan O’Neil at Spiked has a great column as to the real cause of the violence and lawlessness that has plagued London this week, but it applies to what is happening here in the states too:

London’s burning: a mob made by the welfare state

Yes, there’s a ‘political context’ to the riots: it is that British youth have been so suckled by the state they have zero sense of community spirit.

The political context is not the cuts agenda or racist policing – it is the welfare state, which, it is now clear, has nurtured a new generation that has absolutely no sense of community spirit or social solidarity.

What we have on the streets of London and elsewhere are welfare-state mobs. The youth who are ‘rising up’ – actually they are simply shattering their own communities – represent a generation that has been more suckled by the state than any generation before it. They live in those urban territories where the sharp-elbowed intrusion of the welfare state over the past 30 years has pushed aside older ideals of self-reliance and community spirit. The march of the welfare state into every aspect of less well-off urban people’s existences, from their financial wellbeing to their childrearing habits and even into their emotional lives, with the rise of therapeutic welfarism designed to ensure that the poor remain ‘mentally fit’, has helped to undermine such things as individual resourcefulness and social bonding. The anti-social youthful rioters look to me like the end product of such an anti-social system of state intervention.

We have the same problem here in the US. Generation-after-generation of communities and cultures that have lived almost entirely off handouts and entitlements from the state and federal governments. People who have never worked, will never work. People who feel entitled to their entitlements, because the Democrat party and the Liberal Main Stream Media (but I repeat myself) have told them they are entitled to the hard work and labor of others, and that the government can and will take care of them (if only they continue to vote for Democrats, who perpetuate the welfare state).

And what we’re seeing in London right now? It’s coming to America, too. Our current levels of entitlement and welfare spending is unsustainable. And more-and-more tax paying citizens are getting fed up with being robbed by the government to support an ever-increasing unproductive dependent class. And when these entitlements end, as they should and must — the day the EBT cards stop coming in the mail and the housing subsidies and welfare checks stop — we will see mostly-black mobs begin rioting, looting, and burning in American cities, too. Cities like Atlanta, Cleveland, Columbus, Philadelphia, and Baltimore will become war zones.

Sounds like paranoid hyperbole? Perhaps. But what do you think will happen when we cut welfare to millions of black Americans who have never been responsible for their own welfare?

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  7 Responses to “London’s Burning: a Mob Made by the Welfare State”

  1. London Sikhs protecting their property.

    Gee, I hope they don’t get arrested for it. :lol:

    • One of my best friends here in Austin is Sikh, and I’ve learned a lot about his religion, culture, and history. The Sikhs are a proud warrior people; I would not mess with them.

  2. Excellent post. There is no doubt in my mind we are on the fast track to oblivion here due to the same. Michigan implementing a limit of 4 years on welfare is a start. Just taking it away would definitely cause the lazy entitled to blow their tops like self absorbed teenagers. But limits may at least get the morons to wrap their mind around the idea that they may have to find a way to provide for themselves and their families. Sadly, this may lead to even more drug selling and crime though.
    The only answer for law abiding citizens who work for a living is to choose the safest and best place to live and protect themselves…for the storm is coming.

    • You’re definitely right about choosing the safest and best place to live and protect oneself. Kansas could be worse and my 9mm and shotgun are at hand just in case.

      • You’re lucky you can arm yourself with a 9mm and a shotgun – for all I know, those rioting pieces-’o'-shit can come to Canada and start creating hell here. The Wisconsin unionistas tried to, so anything goes.

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