To: ro33 who wrote (1235019 ) 6/2/2020 5:14:26 PM From: RetiredNow 1 RecommendationRecommended By
Read Replies (1) | Respond to There is another sweeping generalization going on here and it is that black people are oppressed and experiencing systemic racism. The data simply doesn't show that. Here's the data. The data consistently shows that whites are targeted far more often than blacks. If anything, whites are the targets of systemic racism now from crime to entry into universities, to jobs. Blacks, especially female blacks are in high demand, if they have even the barest of qualifications. White people are treated as persona non-grata. All I can say is that I'm glad I'm a Cuban. No one knows what to do with Cubans, so we're just generally ignored and I like it that way. I'll leave it to the white liberals and the blacks to play their stupid, silly and mentally unhealthy games.According to the Bureau of Justice crime and victimization statistics, 547,948 white people were victims of black violence, but only 59,778 blacks were victims of white violence; that's 10 times the violence of blacks against white; should whites be afraid? Yes, it is only rational. Last year, out of 100,000 black people arrested, 3 unarmed blacks were killed; out of 100,000 white people arrested, 4 unarmed white people were killed; there is a greater chance of you dying as you are getting arrested, if you are white, NOT black 9 Unarmed Black People and 19 Unarmed White People Were Killed by Police in 2019 4 Times Fewer Black Americans Several Sources Chicago Has Seen a 500% Reduction Since 1975 “Unarmed and Killed by the Police”: Around 99.8% of Black Homicides and 99.5% of White Homicides Don’t Fit that Category Unarmed Blacks Are Disproportionately Killed by Cops at 34.5% of Total 2015–2019 Data Proves Media Focus on Racism and Social Justice Issues at All-Time Highs Despite Arguably Lowest Levels of Discrimination in U.S. History (This is Why You Think It’s Really Bad Right Now)
