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12/16/21 at 04:44:37
 
….target the right demographic for crime.  We have another thread on violence and gun control but my girl Ann as usual, hits the target.

Wow, the racial reckoning after George Floyd sure has gotten a lot of black people killed!

According to the FBI, amid the extravaganza of violence following Floyd’s death in 2020, an additional 2,400 black males and 405 black females were killed, compared to 2019. The post-Floyd murder surge of 2020 is, by far, the largest year-to-year increase in homicide in U.S. history.

So far this year, 615 black people have been killed in Chicago (out of a total of 767 homicide victims, 29 white); 164 in Baltimore, (out of 323 total, eight white, with the race of 144 murder victims somehow “unknown”); and 373 black people have been shot to death in Philadelphia (out of 460 fatal shootings, 35 white).

All this makes me wonder if we wouldn’t be better off encouraging the violent elements of the black underclass to stop acting out, instead of ginning up their anger by relentlessly pounding away at “systemic racism.” Perhaps our prestige media could help if they told disaffected urban youth that they’re not heroes when they shoot up neighborhood block parties, beat up their teachers or fight  with the police.

Instead, elites tell them the exact opposite. The most celebrated entry in the “White People Are Out To Get You” genre is Michelle Alexander’s 2010 book, “The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness.” Alexander, who is only half-black (always the loudest at the anti-racism rallies), argues that the criminal justice system “labels” black men “felons” in order to deny them basic human rights, such as the right to vote — exactly like under Jim Crow!

The book has sold a kazillion copies, mostly by virtue of being mandatory reading in every college and high school across the nation.


Although Alexander claims that gobs of black men are in prison solely because of racism, there is another possible explanation: Black men commit a LOT of crime. Black people are only 13% of the U.S. population, but commit 33% of all violent crime (not including murder), according to the Department of Justice. (On the plus side, although only 13% of the population, black people are 90% of television commercial models.)

When it comes to murder — the most reliable crime statistic because a dead body can’t be intimidated or threatened — black people are an absolute majority of those arrested. And consider that the astonishingly low clearance rate for random shootings in cities like Chicago and Philadelphia (5% to 11% and 21%, respectively) means that a lot of murders don’t lead to anybody being arrested. (It’s highly unlikely that whites are committing the drive-by shootings.)

The New York City Police Department keeps more detailed criminal statistics than most. In 2020, the city’s population was 33% white, 29% Hispanic and 23% black. And yet, 96% of all shootings were committed by blacks or Hispanics. More than 72% were committed by blacks alone. Just 1.4% percent of shootings were committed by whites.

Also from the report:

“Rape suspects are most frequently Black (49.4%) …

“The race/ethnicity of known Felonious Assault suspects is most frequently Black (53.1%) …

“The race/ethnicity of known Grand Larceny suspects is most frequently Black (60.7%) …

“Misdemeanor Sex Crime suspects are most frequently Black (45.8%) …

“Misdemeanor Assault suspects are most frequently Black (51.5%) …


“The race/ethnicity of known Petit Larceny suspects is most frequently Black (55.9%) …

“Misdemeanor Criminal Mischief suspects are most frequently Black (52.7%) …”

And so on.

Surely, Alexander must have some killer examples of innocent black men rotting in prison solely because they are black. After all, it’s her book that launched the whole “mass incarceration” craze, with zealots, idiots and idiot-zealots demanding that all black men be released from prison — and pronto! (Trump to Biden at the first debate: “You call them ‘superpredators,’ and I’m letting people out of jail now.”)

This is how Alexander begins her book:

“Jarvious Cotton cannot vote. Like his father, grandfather, great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather, he has been denied the right to participate in our electoral democracy. … Cotton’s great-great-grandfather could not vote as a slave. His great-grandfather was beaten to death by the Ku Klux Klan for attempting to vote. His grandfather was prevented from voting by Klan intimidation. His father was barred from voting by poll taxes and literacy tests. Today, Jarvious Cotton cannot vote because he, like many black men in the United States, has been labeled a felon and is currently on parole.”

What trivial infraction did Jarvious commit that got him “labeled a felon”? (No doubt something your typical white person does every day.)

Answer: He shot to death a 17-year-old high school kid after robbing him and his friends at gunpoint, then escaped from jail — with help from his mother — and fled from Mississippi to Brooklyn, where he lived under an alias for five years, before being captured again.

Unbelievably, Jarvious continued living in New York for another year while left-wing groups sued to block his extradition to Mississippi, finally losing 8-0 in the New York Court of Appeals.

I wonder if Alexander realizes she left out the murder/jail break part. Maybe she just ran out of space. To be fair, her book was only 421 pages long.

Now, I can’t speak to the accuracy of the stories about Jarvious’ father, grandfather or great-grandfather — though I’m starting to question Alexander’s reliability as a narrator — but as for Jarvious, I’m pretty sure he lost the right to vote not because white people are randomly locking up “black bodies,” but because he murdered a teenager.

Jarvious is Alexander’s case in chief, not mine. If she had had a better example, I think she would have used it.

It’s time for a reckoning on the reckoning.  No more woke fantasies, because black lives matter.

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Reply #1 - 12/16/21 at 07:21:55
 
Quote:
" ... New York City Police Department keeps more detailed criminal statistics than most. ...
... 96% of all shootings were committed by blacks or Hispanics. ...
... 1.4% percent of shootings were committed by whites. ...
COPYRIGHT 2021 ANN COULTER

Wonder what the SPIN will be on that,
'following the science'

Perhaps;
'never pulled the trigger,
just cocked the hammer,
so I am not at fault'

would also work !
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Reply #2 - 12/16/21 at 11:14:25
 
Ann Coulter is a closet liberal... but racist.
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Reply #3 - 12/16/21 at 11:23:23
 
Serowbot wrote on 12/16/21 at 11:14:25:
Ann Coulter is a closet liberal... but racist.

WOW,
Who wodda thunk that,
'following the science'
was, 'racist' !
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Reply #4 - 12/16/21 at 15:36:24
 
Why is she a racist, Row? Explain what you are saying. Is she lying? Or is it racist to speak of statistics that don't reflect well on a certain segment of society?
Not okay to follow the science?
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Reply #5 - 12/17/21 at 04:35:52
 
He doesn’t really believe she is and couldn’t provide actual evidence of such but he’s supposed to hate her, that’s what all the blue shirts are told, so what else could he say? That she has a point? That the black community is struggling with the issue of violence in general? I don’t think he’s going to say that but that’s obviously what the truth is.
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 Isn't part of the Systemic Racism argument that Black communities are more likely to be overcrowded, under-funded and have lower employment/education opportunities thus creating an environment where crime is more likely?

 It is true to a degree, and not an excuse for anyone to go shoot up a neighborhood, but it is the most applicable argument I see today.
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Eegore wrote on 12/17/21 at 06:15:45:
" ...  communities are more likely to be overcrowded ..." 


“… Black communities are more likely to be overcrowded …”


If a place is ‘low rent’,  and mostly occupied by a certain group of people.
it is because only that group, allow, people of like group, to live their.
And the people that offer the, ‘low rent’, only allow certain people to live their.
Of Course it will be, OVERCROWDED !
Simply because is it LOW RENT !

“…  under-funded  …”

What?  I, and a whole bunch of other people,
don’t even get FUNDED, so how can we be, ‘under funded’ ?

Ya mean I got cheated, because no one, ‘Funded’ me,
to go to school, buy a house, a car, a boat, a MC, a dog, a gun, etc.etc.etc.
I had to EARN money and do all that by myself !

“… employment/education opportunities …”

Everbody. That is EVERYBODY,
Has the opportunity, when they go to school,
                   to learn,
or stand on the street corner and sell drugs.

And who will YOU employ?
A person who can do the job ?
Or a person who comes in late, leaves early, or shows up whenever they want ?

Oh Wait;
If a, ‘organization’, PAYS you, to pay their wages.
Well then, it’s OK, to hire someone,
who knows nothing about the job you are,
(well not you),  are paying them to do.


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If a place is ‘low rent’,  and mostly occupied by a certain group of people.
it is because only that group, allow, people of like group, to live their.
And the people that offer the, ‘low rent’, only allow certain people to live their.
Of Course it will be, OVERCROWDED !
Simply because is it LOW RENT !



 Yeah the low income housing that was at one time, politically developed for Black families in exclusivity.  There's a ton of information on this.  



"What?  I, and a whole bunch of other people,
don’t even get FUNDED, so how can we be, ‘under funded’ ?

Ya mean I got cheated, because no one, ‘Funded’ me,
to go to school, buy a house, a car, a boat, a MC, a dog, a gun, etc.etc.etc.
I had to EARN money and do all that by myself !"



 I specifically said "Communities".  So no, I did not mean "People" were funded.  Communities and specifically the word communities.  The tax funding for infrastructure was at one time significantly lower in known Black communities.  Schools in Black Communities received less tax money for instance.

 No that doesn't mean you must be a criminal because you went to a low-budget school in a low budget community with low-budget housing.  I am just indicating that the argument for Systemic Racism is using these known historical numbers.
 

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Eegore wrote on 12/17/21 at 10:55:02:
" ... I specifically said "Communities".  
So no, I did not mean "People" were funded.  ... "

What is a, 'Community', ?
Is it a group of cars ?
Is it a group of trees ?
Is it a group of boats ?
  (etc., etc., etc.)

Or, is it a group of, People ?



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Sl,Systemic Racism is providing housing?
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"What is a, 'Community', ?
Is it a group of cars ?
Is it a group of trees ?
Is it a group of boats ?
 (etc., etc., etc.)

Or, is it a group of, People ?"


 It is all of those things, I also indicated "infrastructure" which it should be clear that "infrastructure" is not people.  

 I also provided an example:  Schools.  
Schools consist of land, buildings, assets, and people.  So funding is not exclusive to "People" within a school but the overall financial burden of all components of that school.

 Maybe instead of arguing the semantics of what you think I meant we just go with what I am repeatedly saying I meant.  I meant Black Communities, as in the overall components that make up a Black community and not exclusively the people and only the people and no other parts.

 So, to me, under-funded Black communities means less financial tax allocation to all aspects of a Black community and not only the people within the physical boundaries of that Black community.
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"Sl,Systemic Racism is providing housing?"

 It's much larger than that.  But that is a good way to minimize it.  In regards to housing it is the intentional provision of a significantly lower percentage of tax money allocated to a known Black community over a known White community.

 Things like giving Whiteland Heights a population of 10,000 a total of 20% tax funding for housing infrastructure and education and then allocating Blackland Heights a population of 10,000 a total of 5% tax funding for housing infrastructure and education.



 Again none of this forces one to be a criminal.  It is just an example of how Systemic Racism can be used in the argument.
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Eegore wrote on 12/17/21 at 16:59:13:
"... instead of arguing the semantics ... "

Their, there, they're now.
Don't get all bent outta shape !
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Eegore wrote on 12/17/21 at 16:59:13:
" ...  So, to me, under-funded (Black) communities ... "

50% (+/-) of funding for Schools, is dependent on taxes.

So a community composed of low income, very low income, no income people, the taxes are very  low.
A community composed of middle income, high income, very high income people, the taxes collected, is significantly higher.

So the, 'funding', (+/- 50%), is dependent on who is in the district.


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