Pants-of-Dog wrote:Glad that you now agree that the Black cops who beat Black people to death are committing systemic racism.
No. That is objectively false. They are committing a crime and using excessive force. it has nothing to do with race.
America doesn't have ANY problems with systemic racism. There are no racist policies that people like you can actually point to, and all the claims about racism tend to go away once actual facts are presented. USA has a class problem.
People who have more money are going to get better lawyers and suffer less from the effects of the justice system, accordingly. Your foolish statement is just that, and you probably supported BLM, who turned out to be a bunch of criminals preying on your naivete.
Leave your racist rhetoric and try to critically think. The only ones displaying racism are the ones claiming that the system is racist so you can create a narrative of victimhood that most black people don't actually want.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Eui0Nwlqlz8Pants-of-Dog wrote:But this type of racism (portraying Blacks as violent criminals) is a good example of the racism that conservatives love to spread.
Facts are now racist, are they? Conservatives telling people facts are racist? Everyone knows Blacks are not violent criminals, any more than anyone else is, but statistically they do commit more crimes in proportion to their population.
Race and Ethnicity of Violent Crime
Offenders and Arrestees, 2018 https://bjs.ojp.gov/content/pub/pdf/revcoa18.pdfYou are caught in a narrative that won't allow you to critically think.
--- USA has a problem no matter who it elects: Trump or Biden. Neither is really a good leader(in the traditional sense).
Inflation is at it's highest and criticism of Biden is warranted.
Whether Republicans or Democrats get in power, nothing will change. The claims of fascism from the Democrat side are stupid. It's simply the polarizaton of American politics. You're with us, or against us mentality.
“Let me never fall into the vulgar mistake of dreaming that I am persecuted whenever I am contradicted.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson