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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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From: POKERSAM6/21/2015 8:16:34 AM
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Of course anyone who points out the facts about African American black crime rates in our country will be called a racist. This is perhaps the least of the risk involved.
That is the reason no one talks about it. Everyone knows it or suspects it but no one will talk about it.
An open honest dialogue about race in America does not exist. Meanwhile our country suffers.
Instead of addressing the reality of the predominance of African American black crime the politicians focus on the crime of racial profiling. The truth is that, in the light of the crime statistics, racial profiling is common sense. It is also common practice among the law abiding African Americans who fear members of their own race more than others. Racial profiling is common practice and common sense among all Americans.
It is just silly to pretend it is otherwise..
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