O'Reilly: There's A 'Problem' With 'Personal Behavior' In Baltimore

[Capt. Obvious]

Fox News host Bill O'Reilly on Tuesday night said that the problems that the black community faces in Baltimore stem from issues with "personal behavior."

O'Reilly noted that the mayor and police commissioner in Baltimore are both black.

"Despite African Americans controlling Baltimore, the city's not prospering," O'Reilly said. "The facts then dictate that racial persecution really isn’t the problem in Baltimore. Something else is in play. That something else is personal behavior."

The Fox host then cited statistics that show that a large number of the crimes in Baltimore are committed by black people.

"With so many African-Americans committing crimes, there’s going to be tension between the cops and the community," he said.

Blind link to deliberately deceive and insult your intelligence

Again, black respectability politics always sounds better coming from rich, conservative, white men.

[gollygee]

1. There's a much bigger problem with personal behavior among police officers

Nationwide.

[DetlefK]

2. If black people were nicer, cops wouldn't have to break their necks. Or shoot them. Or choke them.

[Protalker]

3. And it is Free

No taxpayer investment needed. Typical.

[malaise]

4. Let me be as kind as possible

Fuck Bill O'Lielly

[madokie]

6. Let me second that

[okaawhatever]

16. +100 nt

[underpants]

5. Oh thank God that old white guy is finally telling them what to do

I am just sure that all of Baltimore woke up this morning and said out loud, "Hey we forgot about personal behavior!!"




How incredibly condescending and disrespectful of him. But we all know that that is for his audience to hear....now get to the last segment with all the "dames" before grandpa nods off to sleep.

[yardwork]

12. Typical patriarchal racist b.s., isn't it.

[SamKnause]

7. There's A Problem With Personal Behavior !!!!

Indeed there is.

The police are killing unarmed innocent people in every state in the country.

Let's start there.

There's A Problem With Personal Behavior Among Police In the U. S.

[underpants]

8. O'Loofah-like lying, sexual harassment, and "wholly without merit" lawsuits?

That kind of personal behavior?

[underpants]

9. Last point- so you point out that the elected* officials are black, elected by a black population..

A majority black population and the fact that most crimes are committed by members of that majority population is surprising in some way?

Want to take a guess at what racial demographic commits most crimes in let's say Utah or West Virginia or Hawaii or Puerto Rico?

*by those who can still vote.

[okaawhatever]

17. The majority of crimes in Utah are committed by Bundy & his followers, they just aren't arrested

for them. I'm pretty sure Cha is responsible for the hell raising in Hawaii. LOL.

[11 Bravo]

10. Damn right, Bill-o. Those people need a good loofah-ing!

[yardwork]

11. That would be the personal behavior of the police. The problem.

This man with a history of sexual harassment isn't exactly in a position to lecture others on personal behavior.

Of course nobody in the media will say that.

[Mike Nelson]

13. Wasn't it Mr. O'Reilly proclaiming...

"Tiller the baby killer, Tiller the baby killer!"

What could possibly go wrong?

[stillwaiting]

14. There's a problem with the "personal behavior" in the anchor chair of The O'Reilly Factor. nt

[UTUSN]

15. O'Reilly has multiple personal behavior problems: 1950s White male, sexually harassing, denial,

verbal and emotional abuse (who knows if also physical), repression, culturally provincial, ad infinitum.

[Initech]

18. Says the man who is twice divorced and accused of sexual harassment multiple times.

[frylock]

19. I'm buying the first round when this splotch-faced shitbag finally kicks

[seabeyond]

20. ya, that cops lost all civility to the extent of death to a young man. nt

[KMOD]

21. When a young black man has his larynx crushed,

and his spine severed by the police, for no reason except running in fear from them, yes, there is certainly a behavior problem, and that behavior problem is in the police department.

[spanone]

22. surely he was talking about the police, right?