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Old 06-18-2016, 04:01 PM
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The main reason for that of course, being racism.

A perfect example of that being the sentencing disparities between whites/blacks on the same charges.

Not to even mention that crack cocaine carries a much higher penalty in most areas than powder cocaine, yet the only difference between them is that the crack rocks can be sold in smaller doses and therefore are more prevalent in low income communities, while the powder is preferred by whites.

Ignoring of course, that those low income communities are typically a result of racism/bigotry and the difficulty of anyone who isn't white in getting good jobs in the first place.

And I can't wait for the usual racists to quickly jump in, start talking about how 'they' are too stupid and ignorant yada, yada, yada.... to realize that they just proved me correct.
I know...and racism is the root of all their problems too...right? BS.

Yes, blacks with a longer record and complete disdain for "the white mans oppressive system" do get harsher sentences. All but the most corrupted white kids learn their lesson. Corrupted by whom? In MOST cases where "white kids go bad", there is a black influence.

My ignorant, deceived, demented liberal... Crack is CONCENTRATED, that's why it requires a lower dose. Think of the difference between squeezing some sugar cane...and pouring a bag of pure sugar into your mouth. They are NOT the same.

They have difficulty getting jobs because they can't speak English, they can't write, they have an attitude, and they're stupid. They're poor because they're violent. Being poor won't make you violent, but being violent WILL make you poor. Nobody wants them around because of it. Watch ANY cities nightly news...blacks being violent, blacks robbing people. It's always the same.

Yes, on the whole, blacks lack the intelligence to govern themselves successfully anywhere. I've yet to be shown a black paradise. The day they succeed in creating a healthy vibrant society, city, nation...is the day I'll be a believer in equality. Until then, the real world shows me otherwise and I'd rather not be forced to associate with them.