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Originally Posted by spence
She's giving her perspective on a collective we.
I know a black guy who get's pulled over by cops all the time, yet it never happens to me. Do you deny this doesn't exist?
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(1) In a nation of 300 million, the observed sample of two people, means exactly zilch.
(2) that being said, yes it happens in law enforcement. Does that contribute to black poverty or unemployment? No. It efefcts quality of life, not economic disparities.
(3) and there was that black "knockout game" last year, where youngblacks would sucker-punch innocent white people. Racism, sadly, exists. In a diverse nation of 300 million people, it always will. And it goes in both directions.
As I said (and you conveniently ignored), if a black kid is born into a stable, loving, well-to-do family, he will likely do well. If a white kid is born to a single mom who is a drug addict, that kid will struggle. So race isn't the determining factor. The determining factor, is the dynamic o fthe family that you are born into. Do you deny that? If so, I'd just love to hear why.
It gets tiresome.