wait

there are race issues?

**someone give him medal of honour**

@The Nightmare who laughs there shouldn't be but are

ikr?

blacks in the us are 13% of the population and commit close to 50% of the crime

how is that not an issue?

there is only one reasonable solution

kill all blacks

That would mean there is a problem with black culture

oh no

@The Nightmare who laughs classic "DeSPiTE mAkINg Up 13% oF thE pOpuLatIOn... "

You ever heard of controlling statistics for variables you don't wanna look at

Like household income

Poverty rates

Quality of education

Crime rates

c r i m e r a t e s

The only way you can actually show a correlation is by controlling for all other factors than race

Otherwise its invalid

And stupid

congratulations, you played yourself

?

how exactly

If you don't control for other factors then you can't properly show any correlation between race and crime rates. All you're showing is a well proven correlation between crime and poverty rates and a correlation between race and poverty rates which is caused by centuries of oppression and institutional racism.

Can you guys give an example of institutional racism in modern day America??

omg

@Deleted User ask the libtards, not me

I’m not asking you @The Nightmare who laughs lol

Just the people who think they are oppressed

@Deleted User Did I ever say modern day America?

Institutional racism isn't around any more but due to the way it trapped people in poverty people are still feeling the effects

?????

Please demonstrate

How can you say people are still feeling effects

When a neighborhood has no high value property it has no tax revenue to spend on schools and therefore bad education which means people have no route out of the poverty. Combine that with a shitty environment and lots of crime and violence plus a lack of stable family units and it can trap generation after generation in the cycle of poverty even long after the actual laws that caused it in the first place are gone

Combine that with welfare policies which help trap people in poverty and its not a good situation

And this pertains to black people yes because usually the areas they live in have extremely high crime rates and are practically made into ghettos so why would anyone want to live there? @The Lemon

Have you heard of redlining?

If you haven't look it up

It was a government policy in the past which basically forced black people into poorer neighborhoods back when segregation and stuff was still a thing