@beacoupcreek@zicobarre “You can’t have you cant have anything that will intentionally cause harm to anyone?” You mean like a 2 ton vehicle going 60 in a residential neighborhood pointed directly at someone’s home?
@LL_Kemistry@AmiriKing I understand what you are saying, but relying on anecdotal evidence is also a fallacy. And Per capita data is the central point of the argument: the tendency of one group to resort to violence relative to their population
@TommyAllard23@AmiriKing Again he has an abnormality and viewed as one within his own race. (I’ll make it easy, both he and the people who resort to violence on spirit air or carnival more than other groups are both bad…see? Easy right ?)
@LL_Kemistry@AmiriKing That’s a stawman friend. No one is denying that there are bad white people. The point is that there is a higher rate per capita of a certain group who act badly. Worse, the culture of that group not only glorifies said behavior but expects it to
@TommyAllard23@AmiriKing I’m not a “saltine”, but it’s super easy. The person in you video is considered abnormal, insane even, and damn near every person in that group would think he was retarded or insane. Other groups look at bad behavior at graduations, cruise ships or budget airlines as normal.
@LL_Kemistry@AmiriKing You’ve missed the point entirely…what you posted is an anomaly…it’s considered abnormal…but fighting at graduation, on cruise ships or in fast food restaurants is expected (even glorified) by some groups.
@GuntherEagleman Does anyone else notice the little drive by comments they make before they dimiss conservative guests? It’s petty. They sneak in the last word and then thank the guest without giving the guest the chance to respond. Pathetic
@Priceless1915@FalconApoda@MerlijnTrader It’s the same thing over and over…no primary sources, no final findings…just claims and conclusions to support some bizarre conspiracy….cant teach people to critically think who refuse to 🤷🏻♀️
@Priceless1915@FalconApoda@MerlijnTrader Sigh…again. You’re not presenting evidence—you’re implying something, then treating the implication as “evidence”.
Questions aren’t facts.