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The dude hacked his dad's head off. The son is obviously an unhinged, violent, right wing lunatic. The character of the victim is irrelevant. What in the world are you on about, again??
Also, for anyone that doesn't know, numerous other cities have had wildly discriminatory housing policies in the past against blacks. That is one major reason why generational wealth is typically lower in black families than white ones since home ownership is a major component of generational wealth building.
>numerous other cities have had wildly discriminatory housing policies in the past against blacks
levittown was a secluded suburb. it's not at all like new york and chicago. it wasn't that people there were red-lined: it's that black people weren't welcome on any street.
>What in the world are you on about, again??
i said: it's hard for me to believe this guy's dad is a sympathetic victim.
>The son is obviously an unhinged, violent, right wing lunatic
i thought that went without saying