MAGA authoritarianism is pretending the president is “joking” when he makes death threats, but comedians are somehow “shaping public policy” when they make jokes.
@Ryzerchh@Spot_Rusherz@reece_beauchamp@B1TuckerCarlson That’s not how math or policing works. Arrests reflect who gets policed, not who commits more crime. Over-police a group, you get more arrests. Same behavior, different enforcement. Laughing doesn’t fix bad logic
@GoyOfNazareth @white_marv50081 @B1TuckerCarlson I hear you, and I agree active fathers matter and help protect our kids. I’d add this the PMC review on father involvement shows Black fathers, including many nonresident dads, are often more engaged than claimed. Protecting our babies is something we should encourage everywhere.
@GoyOfNazareth @white_marv50081 @B1TuckerCarlson No, you’re twisting it because you’re dumb or dishonest. Father absence doesn’t mean “no abuse.” Abuse comes from access partners, relatives, authority figures. And the “absent Black father” trope is a lie. I’m active in my daughter’s life. Try facts next time.
@white_marv50081 @GoyOfNazareth@B1TuckerCarlson That claim is false. There’s no credible data showing Black people have higher rates of pedophilia. DOJ/CDC data show most abuse is committed by someone the child knows, and most identified offenders are WHITE due to population and reporting not race. abuse follows access
@GoyOfNazareth@B1TuckerCarlson The same kind of person that gave us slavery, lynchings, church bombings, and leading the world in mass shooters , abundance of child violators doesn’t get to demand “polite” responses. History already spoke.
@JonKnight75@B1TuckerCarlson This image relies on a false idea of “stolen history.” Black people have documented civilizations, languages, science, and culture older than Europe. Erasure didn’t start with us, it was done to us through slavery and colonialism.
@reece_beauchamp@Spot_Rusherz@B1TuckerCarlson The “13% / 50%” claim uses arrest data, not crime, and ignores context. Over-policing creates higher arrests. Crime tracks poverty, segregation, and policy, not race. If crime were genetic, it wouldn’t change by country or income. Race doesn’t cause crime—systems do