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tpapablo

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Yep, had no use for that jackass kaepernick and still despise the guy. On the other hand, I fully support the looting and destruction of prog cities. They are cesspools and, like Sodom and Gomorrah, should be destroyed for the betterment of all.

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Originally posted by: wbsponger

The question is: why are people so up in arms about property damage but not about systematic incarceration of large segments of the US citizenry? If there was the same amount of outrage that African Americans are incarcerated at 5 times the rate of whites or that 1/3 of African American males unse the age of 25 are in the criminal justice system, perhaps we would not be where we are at this moment?


Have our policies over the past 40-50 years encouraged the strengthening of the family units in low-income families or have they had the opposite effect? Unfortunately, you have a lot of kids raising themselves and each other without a lot of guidance. Most of them don't have both parents, so they go looking for other people to fill those voids. A lot of those people filling those voids aren't good people.

Is the bar set higher or lower for a black kid to get into college than it is for a white kid?

Does a lower-income black child have more opportunity or less opportunity to receive college grants and scholarships than white kids?

Employers don't have quotas around how many white kids they must hire.

It would appear that many minorities aren't taking advantage of policies that were put in place to give them an advantage because they don't have support early on in life. By the time they are ready to apply for colleges and scholarships, they have already gone a different direction.

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 06/02/2020 09:22 AM
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Originally posted by: Sniper

Originally posted by: wbsponger



The question is: why are people so up in arms about property damage but not about systematic incarceration of large segments of the US citizenry? If there was the same amount of outrage that African Americans are incarcerated at 5 times the rate of whites or that 1/3 of African American males unse the age of 25 are in the criminal justice system, perhaps we would not be where we are at this moment?




Have our policies over the past 40-50 years encouraged the strengthening of the family units in low-income families or have they had the opposite effect? Unfortunately, you have a lot of kids raising themselves and each other without a lot of guidance. Most of them don't have both parents, so they go looking for other people to fill those voids. A lot of those people filling those voids aren't good people.


That's a not the answer to the question. Sniper, you don't understand systemic racism at all. It's not in you to be that open.
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Originally posted by: tpapablo
Yep, had no use for that jackass kaepernick and still despise the guy

Why?


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 06/02/2020 09:40 AM
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Originally posted by: tpapablo

Yep, had no use for that jackass kaepernick and still despise the guy. On the other hand, I fully support the looting and destruction of prog cities. They are cesspools and, like Sodom and Gomorrah, should be destroyed for the betterment of all.


You forgot one thing though- nobody cares what you think.

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 06/02/2020 09:42 AM
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Originally posted by: Sniper

Originally posted by: wbsponger



The question is: why are people so up in arms about property damage but not about systematic incarceration of large segments of the US citizenry? If there was the same amount of outrage that African Americans are incarcerated at 5 times the rate of whites or that 1/3 of African American males unse the age of 25 are in the criminal justice system, perhaps we would not be where we are at this moment?




Have our policies over the past 40-50 years encouraged the strengthening of the family units in low-income families or have they had the opposite effect? Unfortunately, you have a lot of kids raising themselves and each other without a lot of guidance. Most of them don't have both parents, so they go looking for other people to fill those voids. A lot of those people filling those voids aren't good people.


If you drill down to root cause on that you'll inevitably arrive at capitalism as an economic system which degrades humanity and alienates it from it's own labor so as to enrich the capitalist.

Lack of affordable housing, food deserts, underfunded public schools, racist police, economic hopelessness - you can't blame the youth when they get bad, as brother Bob said.

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 06/02/2020 09:46 AM
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Originally posted by: RustyTruck

Originally posted by: Sniper

Originally posted by: wbsponger

The question is: why are people so up in arms about property damage but not about systematic incarceration of large segments of the US citizenry? If there was the same amount of outrage that African Americans are incarcerated at 5 times the rate of whites or that 1/3 of African American males unse the age of 25 are in the criminal justice system, perhaps we would not be where we are at this moment?


Have our policies over the past 40-50 years encouraged the strengthening of the family units in low-income families or have they had the opposite effect? Unfortunately, you have a lot of kids raising themselves and each other without a lot of guidance. Most of them don't have both parents, so they go looking for other people to fill those voids. A lot of those people filling those voids aren't good people.


If you drill down to root cause on that you'll inevitably arrive at capitalism as an economic system which degrades humanity and alienates it from it's own labor so as to enrich the capitalist.

Lack of affordable housing, food deserts, underfunded public schools, racist police, economic hopelessness - you can't blame the youth when they get bad, as brother Bob said.


Is the bar set higher or lower for a black kid to get into college than it is for a white kid?

Does a lower-income black child have more opportunity or less opportunity to receive college grants and scholarships than white kids?

Employers don't have quotas around how many white kids they must hire.

It would appear that many minorities aren't taking advantage of policies that were put in place to give them an advantage because they don't have support early on in life. By the time they are ready to apply for colleges and scholarships, they have already gone a different direction.

Idle hands are the devils' playthings. It is easy to get in trouble if you don't have focus. Many of these people do get in trouble or do have kids before they can support them. These things perpetuate the cycle of poverty.

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Originally posted by: Sniper

Originally posted by: RustyTruck



Originally posted by: Sniper



Originally posted by: wbsponger



The question is: why are people so up in arms about property damage but not about systematic incarceration of large segments of the US citizenry? If there was the same amount of outrage that African Americans are incarcerated at 5 times the rate of whites or that 1/3 of African American males unse the age of 25 are in the criminal justice system, perhaps we would not be where we are at this moment?




Have our policies over the past 40-50 years encouraged the strengthening of the family units in low-income families or have they had the opposite effect? Unfortunately, you have a lot of kids raising themselves and each other without a lot of guidance. Most of them don't have both parents, so they go looking for other people to fill those voids. A lot of those people filling those voids aren't good people.




If you drill down to root cause on that you'll inevitably arrive at capitalism as an economic system which degrades humanity and alienates it from it's own labor so as to enrich the capitalist.



Lack of affordable housing, food deserts, underfunded public schools, racist police, economic hopelessness - you can't blame the youth when they get bad, as brother Bob said.




Is the bar set higher or lower for a black kid to get into college than it is for a white kid?



Does a lower-income black child have more opportunity or less opportunity to receive college grants and scholarships than white kids?



Employers don't have quotas around how many white kids they must hire.



It would appear that many minorities aren't taking advantage of policies that were put in place to give them an advantage because they don't have support early on in life. By the time they are ready to apply for colleges and scholarships, they have already gone a different direction.



Idle hands are the devils' playthings. It is easy to get in trouble if you don't have focus. Many of these people do get in trouble or do have kids before they can support them. These things perpetuate the cycle of poverty.


Like I said, Sniper, you have no clue what you are talking about. It's also apparent by this post that you are a racist.
 06/02/2020 10:10 AM
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RustyTruck

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Snipe, there's a simple test. If you've spent more time complaining about property damage by looters than you have about 4 cops murdering an unarmed black man, you might be a racist.

See Jeff Foxworthy for your sign.

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 06/02/2020 10:12 AM
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I feel like the point stands. Everyone knows the fundamental issues, but people just care more about people throwing rocks through windows.
 06/02/2020 10:49 AM
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Originally posted by: RustyTruck

Snipe, there's a simple test. If you've spent more time complaining about property damage by looters than you have about 4 cops murdering an unarmed black man, you might be a racist.

See Jeff Foxworthy for your sign.


That's a shitty test and you are into shitty comedy.

Nobody thinks this cop is justified in killing George Floyd. This cop made it much more difficult for the good cops out there to do their jobs. Also, very few people believe that what is going on around the country is doing anything to move toward any kind of workable solution. The looters and rioters are looting and rioting minority-owned businesses too.

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 06/02/2020 10:56 AM
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Originally posted by: fishkller

Originally posted by: tpapablo



Yep, had no use for that jackass kaepernick and still despise the guy. On the other hand, I fully support the looting and destruction of prog cities. They are cesspools and, like Sodom and Gomorrah, should be destroyed for the betterment of all.




You forgot one thing though- nobody cares what you think.


Obviously that's a bald faced lie.

On the other hand you're a pathological liar...so then there's that.



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And the bad rioters/looters are making it difficult to separate out the valid, peaceful protesters.

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Originally posted by: Sniper
Nobody thinks this cop is justified in killing George Floyd. This cop made it much more difficult for the good cops out there to do their jobs. Also, very few people believe that what is going on around the country is doing anything to move toward any kind of workable solution. The looters and rioters are looting and rioting minority-owned businesses too.


You are not wrong.
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Originally posted by: HAPDigital

Originally posted by: Sniper



Originally posted by: wbsponger







The question is: why are people so up in arms about property damage but not about systematic incarceration of large segments of the US citizenry? If there was the same amount of outrage that African Americans are incarcerated at 5 times the rate of whites or that 1/3 of African American males unse the age of 25 are in the criminal justice system, perhaps we would not be where we are at this moment?








Have our policies over the past 40-50 years encouraged the strengthening of the family units in low-income families or have they had the opposite effect? Unfortunately, you have a lot of kids raising themselves and each other without a lot of guidance. Most of them don't have both parents, so they go looking for other people to fill those voids. A lot of those people filling those voids aren't good people.




That's a not the answer to the question. Sniper, you don't understand systemic racism at all. It's not in you to be that open.

happy fudge super wigger who now proclaims to be woke enough to understand the blackness and plight of the oppressed american rioting negro. what is the difference between you and Biden? both unknowingly are calling the blacks unable to think for themselves and need rioting to express themselves how condescending.
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Originally posted by: SurferMic

April 26th 1992...There was a riot in the streets ... tell me where were you..


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 06/02/2020 11:40 AM
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Originally posted by: RiddleMe
Originally posted by: wbsponger The question is: why are people so up in arms about property damage but not about systematic incarceration of large segments of the US citizenry?
Imagine this if you will. You can be against *both*. I know, I know. Shocking.
Yes I see wall to wall coverage of systematic incarceration all the time on Facebook feeds and cable news...
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"Wigger"?
"Negro"?
Nice
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Originally posted by: wbsponger
Yes I see wall to wall coverage of systematic incarceration all the time on Facebook feeds and cable news...


You aren't making sense. What the media chooses to cover, and as a result, monetize, has nothing to do with an individuals beliefs. I could just easily as ask you where is the wall to wall news coverage about / and why people aren't looting, destroying businesses, and rioting because of rampant pedophilia in both the catholic church and the financial elite. I guess since that isn't happening, people must be pro-pedophilia by your logic.
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What passes for "news" in the USA is entertainment. No one wants their entertainment to make them uncomfortable. That's why all the news and even some of you guys are breathless about "looting", which the vast majority of demonstrators are peaceful and the demonstrations only turn violent when the police attack.

How about the treatment this small business owner got from the cops? "This is David McAtee.

He was the owner YaYa's BBQ in Louisville, Kentucky. A pillar of his community, he gave free food to people in need

He even gave free food to the police who in return shot and killed him last night. Left his body on the street for 12 hrs."

Funny, don't hear too much about that; but some kid breaks a window and grabs a pair of shoes and you guys want to fetch a rope.

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