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I've seen Tom Fox post "never relax" on certain violent crime threads. I think he gets the gist of the race aspect.
But have you considered, that controversial as may be, it is not a race aspect, but a political affiliation in installed worldview of entitlement one and also related to how the society treats crime and is organized?
Saying its NOT race is not controversial at all. I have considered it yes.
Your emoji shows you misunderstood. The controversial part is saying the overtop feral cases don't seem to be Republican blacks, ever. Does anyone look at this?
Come on bro. You literally said this on this very page: "You should not look down on those older than 50 unless they are just hurling canned talking points on you."
This is why the zoomers have disdain for the olds. Its also why the olds can never really understand where the zoomers are coming from.
I did, And what I am saying you posted a laugh at the suggestion, but didn't realize what the suggestion was. It wasn't only that race may not be it, it is what wanted looked at --- is it ever? Why is it when seeing that scene in NC it comes into mind "zero chance is an R". Does that assumption have any basis.If yes, why.
You are trying to say the black guy knifed that white woman because he is a democrat? Come on titan
He is conflating culture and genetics. There is certainly a significant overlap between culture and race. But criminality statistics by race hold across every nation. You cannot argue with a straight face that a bad culture developed in all of those different countries apart from genetics. In an individual nation culture is a good proxy for race, but genetics is the driving force behind criminality.
Of course it is much more politically palatable today to claim that it is a cultural issue.
The genetic component that causes criminality is a lack of impulse control. When science identifies that gene and starts testing populations, the issue will be evident.