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OMG a common sense posting, good job.
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Police officers are not the problem. Statistics shows that. Systemic racism is a buzz word which people are using to blur the lines and discount the inherent problem that not all people are good, bias works both ways, opportunists and politicians will say and do anything to to further their own agenda. The current frenzy is being ginned up by the media and groups which are seeking power in the vacuum created by elected officials who have abdicated their role in protecting the citizens of this country. |
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Well said. The one thing you left out was to encourage the revival of black families. Too many dads are absent in the family which is a root cause of criminal behavior.
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The underlying issue is single motherhood. More than 70% of black children are born to single mothers. Hispanics 53%, whites 30%. These children are doomed to live in poverty. Poverty breeds crime. Solve the single motherhood tragedy. The Obamas should have spoken out about this. Jessie Jackson. Al Sharpton. All the black politicians. They don’t so it continues. Guess it’s not politically correct.
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In the 1960's and 70's in I worked with and socialized with the black police officers in my unit. Some of the black officers who were lighter in color belonged to social clubs which did not allow members who were darker in color. Some of the people in N.O. who identified as black practiced social segregation by shades of blackness.
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Your last sentence is so right on. Keep pointing out our genetic differences is just stupid. We all are simply just people.
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Please quote your sources to authenticate your claims
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At the end of your post you touch base on the unintended consequences of legalizing pot nationally. There are some pretty sad stories coming out of Colorado regarding young lives that have been totally de-railed as a result of legalized marijuana. Sadly, those stories aren't getting much play in the news...nor do I suspect they are getting the educational spotlight in our schools that they should |
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In answer to dust bunny.
I was invited to join my black friend and colleague to have a drink at his club. While there he told me of the "brown bag" dances he attended. If a black person was darker than a brown paper grocery bag they could not get into the dance. One of my other black friends told me he did not want his daughter to date a dark skinned black. Everyone has a bias for one reason or another. Social or economic. |
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I was talking to a worker at a AC company and still today white men get pay more then blacks or hispanic men. White men in construction advance fast then blacks and hispanic workers. Racial language is used on the job site everyday, racial language is written on the portable restrooms. Until we stop this kind of mind set things will never change. I truly did not under stand the “White Privilege” until I spoke to this worker about what goes on everyday day in all walks of live. Whether we wanna believe it or not they walk around with a target on them, they are look down at simply because of their color skin by a large portion of our communities? So until we fix that, we can not fix All Lives Matter. This FYI is not just a black issue. |
FBI statistics show that 99% of police shootings are justified. You can look it up.
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