"Safer".
An argument that has great appeal to little old ladies and essentially cowardly and small visioned men.
Lol wut.
I'll tell you a quick story. Many moons ago, I spent a summer working in a pub in the States. The city we stayed in was a kind of resort, mini Las Vegas, on the East Coast that swelled in population during the summer and was dead during the winter.
The city consisted of a very long strip of streets and avenues. The pub I worked in was on something like 145th Street, and my accommodation was on 4th Street. Usually I'd walk everywhere (even now) but that wasn't possible, so I had to take the bus.
On one of my first days working in the pub I got talking to the chef, Danny, a funny character. He was from Baltimore, a morbidly obese black fellow who used to waddle through the kitchen and shout "behind you" in case his arse would wallop into you as he was walking past.
Anyway, we got quite friendly and during a conversation he asked how I was commuting to work. I told him I was getting the bus. I can still remember the look of concern on his face. He looked me straight in the eye and told me: "
brother, do not take the bus after dark. It's not safe for a white person."
Now, being naive I didn't pay much attention. So, in the first few weeks I used to take the bus home at night, and Danny was right. It was bedlam. I was nearly always the only white person, and every night there was an incident with passengers fighting, flashing guns, intimidating other passengers.
Well, it all culminated in one evening where I was travelling home and three young black lads sat beside me and started asking me questions. I was doing my best to ignore them when one of them told me to give him my wallet. I refused and then they launched into a trade of abuse (lots of stuff about me being a "white boy"). Another passenger, an elderly fellow, intervened and I got off at the next stop and never took the bus again.
When I told Danny about my experience, he shook his head and scolded me for not listening to him. He said there was no city in the States where it was safe for a white person to travel alone on public transport.
I was being slightly tongue in cheek in my response to your single transferrable post above, but there's an element of truth to it that even a black person like Danny could acknowledge.
Not that that matters to a virtue signalling, white knight geebag like yourself.
