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this whole thing is ridiculous unless there are large numbers which can support...then it becomes a mathematical reality...a statistician would have made those guys look like absolute idiots....there is WAY too much talk about racism and all it does is cause more....CNN should be fined because they should know better and if not, too bad ignorance is no excuse.
For the reason he's done wrong is more to label Jim odd than to label this common among white men.
Whites want and do believe they're race has no issues hence the defensive tone whenever you try to pin something negative on them, immediately blacks are brought up.
White man kills 100 people, he's a loner, strange individual. They avoid labeling themselves at all cost.
So CNN does favor racial profiling as long as it's not blacks, Hispanics, or Muslims being profiled? Good to know. So how would they classify the Fort Hood shooter and the DC Sniper?
Like Hispanic: "Muslim" ain't a race either. Not all of them are dark skin and, Arabs ARE "white" tho not pasty in color.
But true all the same. Nobody laments the "cultural pathology" endemic to suburban white communities. Misdeeds committed by whites are individualized and never explained in terms of race or culture. The point the author of the article was trying to make was that this kind of interpretation and analysis should also apply to crime stories wherein the perpetrator is non-white.
This deserves a repost. These idiots can't think and are missing the point.
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