Perhaps it’s time to engage in a serious conversation about aspects of black culture and behavior, and the law and order requirements that are necessary to institute to bring such behavior into line. If we discuss these very obvious patterns of violence openly and constructively, it could actually lead to understanding and solutions, rather than sweeping them under the rug or dismissing concerns as “racist.” Or worse, deflect by saying, “Well, white people fight too.” That’s lazy and disingenuous. Yes, while it’s true that individuals of all backgrounds can be involved in such incidents, the focus here is on a troubling “Flight Club” culture that seems to be affecting not just individual black communities but also businesses, like Carnival, on a larger scale.

As we’ve seen in Nayyib Bukele’s El Salvador, you can straighten out an entire society quite quickly just by making a few examples and setting a new tone.

https://revolver.news/2024/07/time-to-have-discussion-black-people-destroying-carnival-cruise-lines/