Nixon: society has reached a "tipping point"

Nov 24, 2008
Christine Nixon (via Andrew Bolt)

This is hard to explain in isolation. It has been suggested that society has reached a "tipping point" where the social and cultural developments have come together to create conditions conducive to violence.

The storm that has been gathering for years is upon us ...

The most worrying trend is the steady decline of respect and empathy ...

A push or a shove that once would come to nothing had begun to spark levels of violence police had rarely seen before ...

But it is not something police can solve on their own.

The Social Capital Crisis marches on.

Diversity and anarchy: resulting from our failure to maintain unity. Fostering unity is still our biggest problem. Unity for white folk, that is. If we can't unify ourselves and restore a positive white culture then we certainly can't help solve anybody else's problems.