see a coldblooded killer," he sings in one verse. Another track has the ominous title "I Will Kill a Man."

True that.

Before we leave the buses, let’s give a look at the 20 or so black people who participated in – or stood by and did nothing at – at a beat down at the Seattle Metro Bus terminal. All under the gaze of one video camera and three security guards.

Almost as sensational as the black mob beating up a pregnant teenager is the case of the Seattle teenager who was assaulted and tortured for several hours because he was white. And his ancestors were involved in slavery.

The victim told KOMO-TV news in Seattle:

"They started bringing up the past – like slavery – being like, white people did this,"and another hit on the back of my neck and on my lower back, and so as I was falling forward I felt hands grabbing my jacket and my bag," said Thai. Two months later, not far from where Thai was attacked, another man was grabbed from behind, robbed and beaten. His name was Danny Vega, and he died.

All of the suspects in all of the crimes are groups of black people. Back to KING-TV:

Thai started visiting his neighbors, they had a lot to say, and soon he realized he was doing his own crime survey. Thai knocked on 49 doors. 32 people were home. How many of them had been victims of a crime since moving to the neighborhood? All but three. Many victims told Thai they'd