Anonymous #1 1w

your tiny brain would melt if i explained the actual correlation you’re referencing here

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Anonymous #1 1w

for sane people - here’s a clue!

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Anonymous OP 1w

What’s your argument? That all black people are poor and therefore them committing burglaries are excused?

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Anonymous #1 1w

No, actually! My argument is that income level is highly correlated with crime. You are correct, though, that black americans do tend to, on average, have lower income rates than other races. Not disputing that. Not even remotely.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Now, genius, I proposition thee: What’s more likely? That black people are an inferior, violent race as a whole? OR… that this is a natural conclusion of not being allowed to go to college or earn high paying jobs or buy houses in wealthy neighborhoods for 200 years?

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Anonymous #1 1w

A struggle on the employment front that STILL HAS RIPPLE EFFECTS to this day?

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Anonymous OP 1w

Imagine if there was greater emphasis on marriage and providing a sound nuclear family structure for kids to grow up in? That would help soooooo much. You can’t expect these mothers to do it all on their own.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Are you familiar with the term “redlining?” It refers to a practice of segregating housing districts by race, where certain races are only allowed to live in certain neighborhoods. VERY illegal today, but was all the rage during Jim Crow. Looking at maps of formerly redlined areas today is… interesting. I’ll give you one guess how that correlates to household income.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Wow you’re just hitting all the talking points today. Like reading a Fox chiron. Not a single original thought inside of that head of yours, is there.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Yes, I know all about redlining. To go off what you said: “where certain races are only allowed to live in certain neighborhoods” that’s how every major city was structured when immigrants from all around the world came. The Chinese lived in an area with all the Chinese, Irish with the Irish, Indian with the Indian, Mexican with the Mexican etc. So how do they take care of their own neighborhoods? How do they uplift each other and try and build solid foundations for their own communities?

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Anonymous #1 1w

Idk prolly by not being the literal targets of the CIA in the 80s for a manufactured crack epidemic. Just sayin

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Anonymous #1 1w

chinese immigrants actually have a very wide wealth disparity

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Anonymous OP 1w

So, slavery -> redlining/jim crow -> CIA putting crack in the streets = why black people commit 62% of homicides? I’m not denying that things like Jim Crow weren’t real, my argument is that so many factors outside of that injustice were controllable, as in those residents have had their own free will on how to support/uplift their communities. However, none of those factors can justify murdering someone. That’s a pure personal decision at the end of the day. No one else pulls the trigger.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Where did that 62% statistic come from? I can’t verify it.

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Anonymous OP 1w

About 80% of the “unknown” category are black offenders because the homicide clearance rate is so low in the inner cities that majority go unsolved. For instance in Chicago only 25% of murderers get arrested.

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Anonymous #1 1w

I want you to try and seriously justify your math on that. How you get to 80%.

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