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No, it's not "might" be and it's not according to me. More blacks are criminals according to reality. Go ahead and check the justice department crime stats yourself if you don't believe me.
Given that fact, it is common sense to be more suspicious of a black man than a white man.
Of course that does assume you should be suspicious at all. If you want to make an argument that you shouldn't automatically be suspicious of either of them then I'm with you on that. There are far more innocent people than criminals of all races.
But to say you have to be equally suspicious of both when reality is that both are not equally likely to be criminals, then I say that is nonsense. That's willfully ignoring critical analysis of available facts.
OK so you feel that its OK to judge the situation different according to the person race. I get it
Racism will always exist. As much as people dont like it, as long as you have 2 people on this planet, one will always dislike the other for something.
Yup, bigotry will always be with us. Even if everyone were white, you'd syill have people finding differences to make then bigger then, better then the other folks around them.
When I was in grammar school, the kids singled out by the bigots, were the red-headed kids with too many freckles, and the fat kids. On C-D, if nothing else is known about the other person, then the bigotry is based on political ideology.
Whoa....... I didnt say anything about you? What are you talking about.
He is talking about this:
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Originally Posted by DRob4JC
Interesting vid - even though I live it often.
At 6'4" - 250 lbs. and black, I get the treatment often - whether it's someone remembering to cut their car alarm on as I walk past their car in a parking lot - or if I am walking the track and gaining on someone, they suddenly get the urge to jog ahead before I get too close.
I don't like it, but I understand it for what it is. Groups of people are linked with certain behaviors. This is not necessarily racism - it's human nature.
I don't like when it happens to me, but God made me who I am, I know I will generally not cause any harm - so I get over it.
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Originally Posted by Lord Vetter
That sound you just heard was enema country's head exploding.
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Originally Posted by enemy country
Why? He wouldnt get over it if he was punished and then watched as someone else got away with everything.
You don't know me and what I have and have not been accused of in the past - so please, you need to stop.
Sorry. You are right. This still needs to debated and shown to be true. To many times blacks are made bitter by unjust treatment. Then given more trouble because they are bitter. It is a viscous cycle.
Yup, bigotry will always be with us. Even if everyone were white, you'd syill have people finding differences to make then bigger then, better then the other folks around them.
When I was in grammar school, the kids singled out by the bigots, were the red-headed kids with too many freckles, and the fat kids. On C-D, if nothing else is known about the other person, then the bigotry is based on political ideology.
Those are not examples of racism
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