@bsiehsb56224 @gtibackshots @RIckWinkle37179 @AnthonyGSupreme Once again I’m not saying they have no choice but to commit crimes. I am saying that there are other environmental factors involved, meaning it’s not just their race.
@bsiehsb56224 @gtibackshots @RIckWinkle37179 @AnthonyGSupreme I never got any exact numbers for some reason. All I know is that I’m above average and I have definitely seen that in my education and day to day life.
@bsiehsb56224 @gtibackshots @RIckWinkle37179 @AnthonyGSupreme I didn’t necessarily say they were biased. I was just explaining that statistical bias exists since you claimed there was no such thing. I do believe there are many confounding factors that can skew the stats which I listed elsewhere.
@bsiehsb56224 @gtibackshots @RIckWinkle37179 @AnthonyGSupreme You’re right and I 100% disagree with that culture. It makes me sad to see others who look like me engaging in this behavior and giving people more reason to hate us.
@bsiehsb56224 @gtibackshots @RIckWinkle37179 @AnthonyGSupreme So you agree it’s the culture and not genetics, so why do you say black people are inherently violent? Also, not every black American is a part of that culture. 1/3 of black men are convicted felons, which means the MAJORITY of black people have never been convicted of a felony.
@bsiehsb56224 @gtibackshots @RIckWinkle37179 @AnthonyGSupreme Over-policing has been a problem since the Jim Crow era. By underreporting, I was referring to the fact that many crimes go unreported. People are more likely to report a crime committed by a black perpetrator than a white one.
@bsiehsb56224 @gtibackshots @RIckWinkle37179 @AnthonyGSupreme No one said low SES makes you commit crimes, but the fact is that low-income folks are more likely to commit crimes. The lack of education is also result of poor funding for inner city schools and the inability to afford a college education.
@bsiehsb56224 @gtibackshots @RIckWinkle37179 @AnthonyGSupreme I am not part of the same culture as other African-Americans. My parents are Nigerian immigrants. Our parents are very hard on us and push us to be well-educated, productive, and law-abiding citizens. Nigerians are one of the most educated immigrant ethnic groups in the country.
@bsiehsb56224 @gtibackshots @RIckWinkle37179 @AnthonyGSupreme So in other words, black people are not inherently violent. Not only are the stats skewed due to potential bias, but there also other environmental factors involved surrounding crime, such as poverty, lack of education, etc. In some ways the AA culture is to blame as well.
@bsiehsb56224 @gtibackshots @RIckWinkle37179 @AnthonyGSupreme Okay, I will. There are many confounding factors that may skew the stats, such as the low socioeconomic status of most offenders, inadequate education, over-policing in black communities and underreporting in wealthier white communities, racial bias in the court system, etc.
@bsiehsb56224 @yogiyetiz @gtibackshots @RIckWinkle37179 @AnthonyGSupreme The exoneration statistics are true. Look it up. This means that the murder stats are skewed and do not reflect the whole truth, since many people, more commonly black people, are convicted of crimes they did not commit.
@VyachesIavFinko @MikenIke750 @_CheckThaMethod@Shadoboy9 @RIckWinkle37179 @officialNGSolid @AnthonyGSupreme You missed the part where it says, “However, arrest rates may not reflect actual offense rates, as policing practices and reporting biases can influence data.” Exactly what another person’s point was.
@restricted_mov@msretro@rockstarronan@taylorswift13 Idk about legal action in this case, but George Floyd’s killing was unjustified and Derek Chauvin was charged with and convicted of second degree murder, so yes, legally it was murder. Not that it has anything to do with the subject at hand..