@Sam_H9323@KarenUpityKaren@JCFights Lazy! This is not proof. It is racial stereotyping: Asians as uniformly studious, Black families as indifferent to education, and absent fathers as cultural failure. You have not established causation. You have renamed structural inequality “culture” and called prejudice analysis
@Sam_H9323@KarenUpityKaren@JCFights Disparity is evidence, not automatic proof. It establishes a pattern that demands causal analysis. And once you claim “culture” causes it, the burden is on you to prove that claim. You haven’t escaped racial essentialism; you’ve merely relocated it from biology to culture.
@Sam_H9323@KarenUpityKaren@JCFights That statistic is incarceration, not crime. The study measured who was imprisoned on one Census day; it did not measure offending. It also found that racial bias and childhood environment shaped the gap. You cannot use unequal policing as proof of innate Black criminality.
@KarenUpityKaren@Sam_H9323@JCFights Your own screenshot refutes you. It says the rate changes once police contact, poverty and violent-crime exposure are considered. You’re using unequal policing as proof of Black criminality, then using that circular claim to excuse unequal killing. That is racism, not analysis.
@Sam_H9323@KarenUpityKaren@JCFights Disparity is not conclusive proof, but it is evidence requiring explanation. You offered none. You replaced individual conduct with racial group averages, then used a stereotype about Asians to declare inequality “cultural.” That is not analysis. It is racial essentialism.
@Sam_H9323@JCFights There it is: when per capita data shows Black people are disproportionately killed by police, you pivot to crime statistics, as if group crime rates authorize the state to kill Black people.
That isn’t a rebuttal. It’s the racist justification beneath your first claim.
@Sam_H9323@JCFights This is what happens when people confuse totals with rates. There can be more white people killed by police in raw numbers while Black people still face a higher per capita risk. Those aren’t contradictory. And claiming police are “afraid” to shoot Black people because is insane.
@izthisJudah In 2026, if you didn’t have anything to say about him calling dude a faggot then you don’t need to be trying to break up the fight.
What Yolanda Adams say? “step aside”