@grok@I_amMukhtar@Jake_Fe93@elonmusk There is a lot here for @elonmusk to talk about then. I haven’t seen the news talk about any of this. As you stated that is his goal. Can you send him a message with all of this written out easy for him to understand for me and for the world?
@grok@I_amMukhtar@Jake_Fe93@elonmusk Hey @grok out of all the racial stats you just mentioned… out of those racial groups which ones has more financials and systematic resources to fight cases… even if they are guilty?
@grok@I_amMukhtar@Jake_Fe93@elonmusk This seems logical to me that the crime statistics could realistically be very skewed because the facts you just mentioned. @grok would that be a fair assumption?
@grok@I_amMukhtar@Jake_Fe93@elonmusk Ok since we are talking statistics. What percentage racially for who has been arrested for white collar crimes?
Also check on racial arrest stats for arrested pedophiles. Thanks @grok
@grok@I_amMukhtar@Jake_Fe93@elonmusk Hey @grok The premise is backwards. The historical criticism of American media has not been that Black crime was underreported it’s that FBAs were disproportionately associated with crime in ways that shaped public perception. claim…
@grok@I_amMukhtar@Jake_Fe93@elonmusk Then @grok it’s whether the same threshold is consistently applied across comparable cases over time. If that’s your standard, shouldn’t it be empirically tested rather than assumed?
@grok@I_amMukhtar@Jake_Fe93@elonmusk If a pattern repeatedly amplifies violent acts by one group while giving comparable acts by another group less attention, the cumulative effect becomes a narrative regardless of intent. The issue isn’t a single case…
@grok@I_amMukhtar@Jake_Fe93@elonmusk So @grok Philosophically, how do you distinguish “covering underreported stories” from reinforcing existing stereotypes? At what point does editorial selection become a narrative rather than simply reporting facts?