[Adapted from the latest Radio Derb, now available free on VDARE.com]
This week we saw some more fruits of
Midwestern Nice. By a pleasant
concinnity, the scene was Wisconsin's 4th Congressional District, right up against Wisconsin's 1st, where Paul Ryan, the
Dark Lord of Midwestern Nice,
crushed his enemies in last week's primary.
Those two Congressional Districts are considerably different. District 1, Paul Ryan's, is
91 percent white, less than five percent black. District 4 is only 55 percent white, more than 33 percent black. By contrast with Paul Ryan, whose darkness is entirely spiritual, District 4 actually has a
black representative, six-termer
Gwen Moore—the first black congresscritter from Wisconsin ever when she was first elected in 2004.

District 4 includes the city of Milwaukee, which is forty percent black. Last weekend an
armed black criminal resisting arrest was shot by a (black) cop. A
black riot ensued, with cars and businesses burned and, of course, much looting.
Mrs. Clinton and her Social Justice Warriors want to bring in further masses of poor Third Worlders to enhance our nation's diversity. A thoughtful observer might question the wisdom of this in light of our failure to make any progress coping with the diversity we already have.
Look: Next year is the fiftieth anniversary of the 1967 black riots in
Detroit,
Newark, and, yes,
Milwaukee.
Fifty years—two entire human generations—and
still they riot. Fifty years of fretting and fussing, of nagging and shaming, of affirmative action and contracting set-asides; fifty years of jobs programs, food programs,
billion-dollar overhauls of school systems. Fifty years of pushing role models, black doctors and detectives in movies and TV, black athletes as culture heroes, black actors playing God.
Fifty years of
Martin Luther King Days, Black History Months, and Kwanzaas. Fifty years of
black mayors, black
police chiefs, black
Attorneys General, a black President…And still they riot.
Wouldn't prudence suggest that we hold off on importing more diversity
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