Murderous Demos

St. Louis City

Before Christmas, Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey did this podcast, and one of you in the peanut gallery e-mailed me all excited about the bombshell revelation within that there were zero white murder suspects in the city of St. Louis in 2017.

It’s not a bombshell to me.

Going back as far as I’ve been paying close enough attention to these things, which in my case is 1988, the number of white homicide suspects for all the homicides committed in the city of St. Louis in a given calendar year are either zero, one, two or three, out of the many murders that happen. You figure that the two driving factors for white murdering in the city were hoods and hoosiers, and by 1988, the local mob scene petered out at the beginning of the decade, after the Michaels and Leisures battled it out for the remnants after Tony Giordano kicked off, and hoosier culture in the city was definitely on the wane in 1988. Since then, white people in the city were/are either old retirees, cops/firemen who have to live there because of the residency rule, and eventually, young hipsters and gentrifiers, including gays. None of them are really a murderous demographic.