Are black lives at risk? Not by the police or any other race.

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You're in here complaining about large amounts of crime coming from their community right? Thats destabilizing. Incarceration rate? Destabilized. No fathers in the home? Destabilized. You wanna say they're lazy, only accept gov't handouts, dont like work etc...? Destabilized.

I gave you the plan straight from the horses mouth. An advisor to the president is as close to a source as you can get and he said the plan was to disrupt the black community by arresting their leaders. They were successful and all you can do is complain about what black people are or are not doing? Why dont you have anything to say about the plan itself?
I say that racism is an old issue. (You still haven't shown an article explaning the events and situations that support what Ehrlichman says) But nobody denies that it existed in the old decades (70s) anyway. Let's talk about today.

In the House of Representatives, however, some racial and ethnic groups are now on par with their share of the total population. For example, 12% of House members are black, about equal to the share of Americans who are black. And Native Americans now make up 1% of the House, equal to their 1% of the population.
14 percent of U.S. district court judges are black.
77.1% of Police officers are White, making that the most common race or ethnicity in the occupation. Representing 13.3% of Police officers, Black is the second most common race or ethnicity in this occupation. This chart shows the racial and ethnic breakdown of Police officers.


Now prove that systemic racism continues today.
The difference is your side of the fence uses her as a mascot
so you say "she ain't black" :D ok. Anyone who doesn't comply with the new political correctness-idiocracy is racist or mascot.
 
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I say that racism is an old issue.
Therein lies the basis of your thread and posts. While people have have posted articles and videos to watch and read, you've simply ignored them because of what you believe. The people I know and work within various communities could simply negate your claim, but there's no point in relaying their stories because it won't line up with your own belief system.

Actually, you're no different than a modern day Gordon Pratt:

 

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I’ve got three close family members who were hit by police cars and severely injured as the cops disobeyed the traffic laws. One is permanently crippled - severed his spine. One has a limp for the rest of his life. One ended up stuck on opiates she was prescribed for the back injury it caused. Only one won their lawsuit against the city - the millionaire with the limp who could afford a private attorney to fight them for years instead of one of those injury lawyers who work on commission.

My husband was arrested on July 4th, we were pulled over for not using a turn signal leaving a gas station (seriously) and Apparantly he had a warrant from 2003 for riding his bike in the street instead of a bike lane. We were supposed to leave for Disney world in the morning.They told me he’d see ajudge at 9am. I went to the station; the court, called every number I could find, had a police relative try to intervene to track him down... didn’t locate him or even find out what the warrant was about until 3 in the afternoon. Saw the judge and was released with the charges dismissed. missed our flight. Now tell me how he was in NY prisons from 2004-2015, then on NY parole until 2017 and this bike riding ticket never popped up anywhere but all of a sudden there it is? The NYPD is godawful. Godawful.
 
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I say that racism is an old issue. (You still haven't shown an article explaning the events and situations that support what Ehrlichman says) But nobody denies that it existed in the old decades (70s) anyway. Let's talk about today.
Umm actually there was an article posted directly to you explaining the hypocrisy of the war on Drugs. You just didnt read it.


In the House of Representatives, however, some racial and ethnic groups are now on par with their share of the total population. For example, 12% of House members are black, about equal to the share of Americans who are black. And Native Americans now make up 1% of the House, equal to their 1% of the population.
14 percent of U.S. district court judges are black.
77.1% of Police officers are White, making that the most common race or ethnicity in the occupation. Representing 13.3% of Police officers, Black is the second most common race or ethnicity in this occupation. This chart shows the racial and ethnic breakdown of Police officers.
None of these positions hold any power no matter what race they are. Do I have to explain that on this type of website?

Now prove that systemic racism continues today.
Why would I have to? I showed you an advisor to a president saying the plan was to disrupt the black community. Whether you look at education, incarceration rates, crime rates, etc... they were successful (to an extent).. Why would I have to prove that they continued doing it today? Okay, they stopped after they destabilized it? Are you saying black people should have bounced back already?

And also, if YOU'D bring these stats up if you were trying to make a certain point, why would I have to prove to you they were successful?

Its on you to address why there was a plan in place in the first place to disrupt their community. And mind you all this "war on Drugs" stuff is AFTER they created a secret governmental program to monitor black social movements with one of many goals being to "Prevent the RISE OF A 'MESSIAH' who could unify ... the militant black nationalist movement." Its on you to explain why they place(d) so much effort in destabilizing the community and herding them into a certain direction. You've been provided with enough to show that it happened. So WHY?

so you say "she ain't black" :D ok. Anyone who doesn't comply with the new political correctness-idiocracy is racist or mascot.
No thats what you THOUGHT I'd say. But when I said I agree with some of her points that threw you for a loop.

What I said is that people who pull up Candace Owens to make a point THEY WANT TO MAKE, are using her as a mascot. And I've seen that on this very forum..
 
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Therein lies the basis of your thread and posts. While people have have posted articles and videos to watch and read, you've simply ignored them because of what you believe. The people I know and work within various communities could simply negate your claim, but there's no point in relaying their stories because it won't line up with your own belief system.

Actually, you're no different than a modern day Gordon Pratt:

I may have missed it. send again?

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If we talked about individual events, we would talk about "black-on-white" crimes and over-released criminals:

New York: Surveillance video shows a man punching a 92-year-old woman to the ground in broad daylight last Friday. Rashid Brimmage is a registered sex offender with over 100 arrests for charges ranging from sexual abuse and groping women on the subway, public lewdness, harassment, criminal trespass, and punching strangers. Due to so-called criminal justice-reform policies that include no-cash bail, Brimmage has been released repeatedly, allowing him to injure more people. The woman has recovered injuries from the fall, but now is afraid to walk alone. -GEG

actually their problem is not "being over-policed", but "over-released".
If we make a political interpretation by examining the individual events, we would say that the police released the black criminals too much (Derek Chauvin was accused like this- "He had 18 prior complaints against him"), putting the white elder woman at risk. There are people who say that the USA is over-policing the criminals, but the fact, the police are actually too tolerant of the over-criminal people.
 
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I may have missed it. send again?

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If we talked about individual events, we would talk about "black-on-white" crimes and over-released criminals:


If we make a political interpretation by examining the individual events, we would say that the police released the black criminals too much, putting the white elder woman at risk. There are people who say that the USA is over-policing the criminals, but the fact, the police are actually too tolerant of the over-criminal people.
I posted it right here on page 4:

 
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Why would I have to?
if this is still not an ongoing phenomenon, today's narrative of blm and left is in vain. are they just avenging the past?

I posted it right here on page 4:

I know it but it's not just rap music and blacks. The entire entertainment industry is meant to destroy all generations of all races all over the world. do you see white youths stable and functional in the usa?
 
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I’ve got three close family members who were hit by police cars and severely injured as the cops disobeyed the traffic laws. One is permanently crippled - severed his spine. One has a limp for the rest of his life. One ended up stuck on opiates she was prescribed for the back injury it caused. Only one won their lawsuit against the city - the millionaire with the limp who could afford a private attorney to fight them for years instead of one of those injury lawyers who work on commission.

My husband was arrested on July 4th, we were pulled over for not using a turn signal leaving a gas station (seriously) and Apparantly he had a warrant from 2003 for riding his bike in the street instead of a bike lane. We were supposed to leave for Disney world in the morning.They told me he’d see ajudge at 9am. I went to the station; the court, called every number I could find, had a police relative try to intervene to track him down... didn’t locate him or even find out what the warrant was about until 3 in the afternoon. Saw the judge and was released with the charges dismissed. missed our flight. Now tell me how he was in NY prisons from 2004-2015, then on NY parole until 2017 and this bike riding ticket never popped up anywhere but all of a sudden there it is? The NYPD is godawful. Godawful.
Yeah, the courts just railroad people all the time. Especially if you are poor or part of the minority. In the article I posted, apparently, some black kids were charged with resisting arrest when they were never under arrest, to begin with. This is just one aspect that gets completely overlooked when talking about crime statistics.

Black people didn't create police misconduct by being so damn criminal. Nor did anyone for that matter. Police misconduct just exists because of the nature of power. The cause and effect relationship there is basic. Courts have given police an absurd amount of power, and abusing that power can seem like the logical next step.

I see racism, or any ideology determined by identity as an attempt by the mind to psychologically cope with the concept of power. It's like they are wearing a powerful mask, but beneath it is some small-minded person. Again, it all goes back to the nature of power. Coping with, or even utilizing power properly requires the type of integration that's like running through a gauntlet. Why confront anything internally, when one can just slap a mask on and project outward?
 
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if this is still not an ongoing phenomenon, today's narrative
Umm no. When you purposely destabilize something, simply stopping, doesnt make everything go back together. If I purposely destabilize your TV to where it doesnt work as it should, stopping is not going to make it work as it used to. So the simple fact that we can establish there was a plan and see that the plan was successful, is really the only thing that we need to point out. Now, it should be about repairing that destabilizing that occurred and not pretending that it didnt happen or that because they "stopped" (and Im just running with this) that everything is back to normal now...

You run around the forum posting black crime stats but when its shown that the state supported the drug trade you dont have anything to say... Typical...
 
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If your going to link to that conversation please also concede that you were wrong since your stats show unarmed no risk black people arE 120% more likely to be killed by the police then unarmed no risk white people. Thanks.
You don't change your post even though it contains openly wrong information. I guess you didn't want it because it got 9 likes. You don't even know what to put in the denominator when explaining the rates. When you put all deaths on the denominator, put unarmed deaths on the dividend, you cannot find the risk of people dying while unarmed.

You are a liar.
 
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You don't change your post even though it contains openly wrong information. I guess you didn't want it because it got 9 likes. You don't even know what to put in the denominator when explaining the rates. When you put all deaths on the denominator, put unarmed deaths on the dividend, you cannot find the risk of people dying while unarmed.

You are a liar.
I read the numbers wrong and corrected myself and re ran the math after realizing. Any one can see that for themselves. After correcting the math an unarmed no risk to LE blacks person is 120% more likely to be shot and killed by cops then an unarmed no risk to LE white person. Your insistence on using the violent crime rate by demographic in the denominator is not accurate and would only be done if cops were only killing violent criminals. I did the math on the category that was not violent and posed no risk so there’s no reason to use the violent crime rate in the denominator. You have yet to admit any of this is a problem. You have yet to acknowledge what your own stats say. Apparantly, I’m more honest then you yet your accusing me of being dishonest lol. Get over yourself.
 
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Your insistence on using the violent crime rate by demographic in the denominator
no I didn't. I said all crimes. The police not only kill violent criminals but kill those with suspicious behavior while resisting arrest. This happens in all crimes. This is not related to the category of crime. And if more black people committed crime, so logically, more black people acted suspiciously during the arrest. If 19 unarmed white and 9 unarmed black died in 2019, if this is compatible with crime rates, black lives aren't at risk.
 
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You run around the forum posting black crime stats but when its shown that the state supported the drug trade you dont have anything to say... Typical...
this is just a thread about "black lives aren't at risk". The purpose of the thread is to explain that the police can chase or shoot the troublemaker people and this is not racially related. Don't deal with drugs and nobody has a problem with you. The state's mistakes and crimes (even if there is) don't change this argument. and I'm not discussing this here. If you want, you can open a different thread with your articles.

For example, BLM doesn't say that blacks are a destabilized community that needs to be rehabilitated. They are extremely arrogant and proactive. If you agree that they are unstable and dysfunctional, you should also admit that such people should not have an autonomous region. In a situation that is both vanquished and victor, there is a cognitive dissonance. You have to be against the revolution of unstable people. Are you?

Those who say that courts give the police an absurd amount of power, they should seek help from street gangs, not from the police in a civil war. If they have a cognitive dissonance that causes they to believe criminals are more reliable than the police.
 
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this is just a thread about "black lives aren't at risk". The purpose of the thread is to explain that the police can chase or shoot the troublemaker people and this is not racially related. Don't deal with drugs and nobody has a problem with you. The state's mistakes and crimes (even if there is) don't change this argument. and I'm not discussing this here. If you want, you can open a different thread with your articles.

For example, BLM doesn't say that blacks are a destabilized community that needs to be rehabilitated. They are extremely arrogant and proactive. If you agree that they are unstable and dysfunctional, you should also admit that such people should not have an autonomous region. In a situation that is both vanquished and victor, there is a cognitive dissonance. You have to be against the revolution of unstable people. Are you?

Those who say that courts give the police an absurd amount of power, they should seek help from street gangs, not from the police in a civil war. If they have a cognitive dissonance that causes they to believe criminals are more reliable than the police.
I thought we found out that BLM was sponsored by Soros during the Ferguson protests from 6/7 years ago?Can you pull up BLMs mission statement and explain how it’s NOT a LGBT/feminist front organization wearing blackface? Even today you can hear trans people now trying to insert their “black trans lives matter” slogans into the mainstream. The movement has nothing to do with the real plight beyond the surface. The problem is you use this LGBT/feminist front organization (refer to mission statement) as a reason as to why the real plight its SUPPOSED to be representing doesnt exist. Which leads to the question of "are black lives at risk?"

As I said if the state admits they worked to destabilize the community, then of course, the results arent going to be good. And if they have been destabilized, then that automatically makes their lives at risk. So it doesnt matter if you pretend that all of a sudden people who had been hating and working against black people for centuries before that had some epiphany and just automatically and abruptly stopped in the 70's. The effects are going to continue and be passed down UNTIL they are rehabilitated and made whole.

The problem is you only want to bring up the results, but not what led to the results existing. Jump thread to thread posting black crimes stats but as soon as someone shows the state's involvement in that you dont want to talk about it anymore. And it didnt just happen then, but even now with the opiates where fox literally did a news segment about the military defending opium fields in Afghanistan. You can rail about BLM all you want, but they dont represent black people (men especially) so their failures cant be used to judge the plight of the actual people they are SUPPOSED to be representing.
 
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The graduate union told The Fix that administrators should not share research that runs counter to public statements by the university.

The data he shares are not denied. The only thing wrong is to share them. They admit political correctness.
 
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According to figures released by the New York Police Department, for the first six months of this year, there were 176 murders, an increase of 23 per cent on the 143 killed during the same period last year.

The number of shooting victims has gone up 51 per cent to 616 this year. In June alone, there were 250 shootings compared to 97 in the same month last year. Month-on-month, burglaries are up 119 per cent and car thefts up 48 per cent.

Many blame New York’s liberal mayor, Bill de Blasio, who has slashed police funding by $1 billion (£800 million), ended the NYPD’s controversial ‘stop-and-frisk’ policy (which allowed police to stop and search anyone solely on the basis of ‘reasonable suspicion’) and who last week vowed to paint a huge Black Lives Matter sign outside President Trump’s flagship Trump Tower.


Are black lives at risk? Not by the police or any other race.
 

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According to figures released by the New York Police Department, for the first six months of this year, there were 176 murders, an increase of 23 per cent on the 143 killed during the same period last year.

The number of shooting victims has gone up 51 per cent to 616 this year. In June alone, there were 250 shootings compared to 97 in the same month last year. Month-on-month, burglaries are up 119 per cent and car thefts up 48 per cent.

Many blame New York’s liberal mayor, Bill de Blasio, who has slashed police funding by $1 billion (£800 million), ended the NYPD’s controversial ‘stop-and-frisk’ policy (which allowed police to stop and search anyone solely on the basis of ‘reasonable suspicion’) and who last week vowed to paint a huge Black Lives Matter sign outside President Trump’s flagship Trump Tower.


Are black lives at risk? Not by the police or any other race.
Absolutely none of that has to do with police violence against blacks people. The races of the people involved weren’t even given. The budget cuts have only recently been announced and haven’t been approved or taken place yet so can’t blame the increase on that either. Probably can blame it on stay home orders and people having no money.
 
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