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I got nothing more to say if that's what you think. You have a right to your opinion. However , I would put a straw in the ground. Its quite hard to breathe well with your head buried in the sand .. LOL
I said there is a lack of dialogue. There are plenty of monologue about this. But once someone brings this up, he is either shut down by social justice warriors or everyone just pretends he never said anything. Most people don't want to discuss this issue out of fear of being labeled a racist.
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But how about looking at fatherless black children by income and education level...I'm sure it would explain much more context.
If you want to.
Is there any doubt that the black community is doing very badly economically?
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Also the high rate of incarceration explains why so many children are born out of wedlock or live in fatherless homes.
Of course this is a factor.
Years ago, I took my girlfriend at the time to a county jail in Cook County to visit a childhood friend of hers who had recently been accused of child molestation. While there, I noticed that 9 out of 10 men in jail were black and 9 out of 10 females who were visiting them were pregnant.
But that only accounts for at most 30% of the births.
I got nothing more to say if that's what you think .. I'll have someone over to help you get your head out of the sand ...stand by....
So a high rate of incarceration doesn't explain a high rate of fatherless children keep in mind fatherless children has always been in inner cities. But my head is the sand. Ok great.
I said there is a lack of dialogue. There are plenty of monologue about this. But once someone brings this up, he is either shut down by social justice warriors or everyone just pretends he never said anything. Most people don't want to discuss this issue out of fear of being labeled a racist.
If you want to.
Is there any doubt that the black community is doing very badly economically?
Of course this is a factor.
Years ago, I took my girlfriend at the time to a county jail in Cook County to visit a childhood friend of hers who had recently been accused of child molestation. While there, I noticed that 9 out of 10 men in jail were black and 9 out of 10 females who were visiting them were pregnant.
But that only accounts for at most 30% of the births.
Chicago of all places, the ones that conservatives use as example of black people. Great
And the black community was always doing bad economically and lagged behind that of white people. Where did I doubt that.
That in a nutshell is the flux of the racial problems in America. When that second number comes down(and I think it will with time) so will the tension it creates among the general population.
Maybe the root of the problem is when people don't know what flux means.
Actually with most people you can control how they think of you.
Why would you want to though? Why is that so important?
The last thing black people should be worried about is what white people think of them.
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