I'm not saying it's the white mans fault. It is the SYSTEMS fault. A lot of black people take a part(which you will see) which will shit all over your point of "against the white man." A lot of black people play a part in the system.
And it begs the question...... is there really something broken in the system? Or is the system doing exactly what it is intended to do?
In other words.....modern day slavery. If you can't see the connection you are dumb as shit, I'm sorry.
And it begs the question...... is there really something broken in the system? Or is the system doing exactly what it is intended to do?
In other words.....modern day slavery. If you can't see the connection you are dumb as shit, I'm sorry.
White judge says he sent a white man to prison because of racial bias
http://www.cnn.com/2013/12/13/justice/white-racial-bias/index.html
Can we get a documentary on this?
http://www.cnn.com/2013/12/13/justice/white-racial-bias/index.html
Can we get a documentary on this?
You must commit a crime to be in jail or prison... HENCE, he committed a crime of stealing a truck and crashing it, BUT had he not done that, would he have spent those years in prison? Thats what caused his snowball effect, when he was accused of another crime... had he not done the first crime, he would have not spent time in jail.
Also it just stated that there are more black men in prison for violent crimes compared to those of any other race...
Why did it leave out the fact that BLACK MEN commit over 50% of the violent crime in America!!! WTF, this shit is funny
So...they are kneeling for this individual case
Honestly....when black people say the "system" everyone know they mean white people are just racist and oppressing blacks. There is no system withput people to run it. I mean, the word racism is always put in their too, ya know.
But, just out of curiosity.....what do you think would be the outcome would be if white athletes took a knee on the field because of disproportionate black on white violence? And it's not just a black thing. White people refuse to talk about it as an issue. The media ignores it for fear of what would happen.
Just curious if you care about the slaughter of white people in S Africa? I doubt it. Or how the president sings songs about killing them. Just like the media ignores it..I'm sure you are happy to do the same.
Did you know the reason BLACK have a higher incarceration rate? Cause they are the biggest REPEAT OFFENDERS!!! Duh....!
Not angry, but YES... ANYONE OF ANY COLOR who commits a crime and has a RECORD, usually has a higher bail, and if on probation, has a no-bail option as well.
Can you show me how this law only applies to black people?
Federal statistics show people who grew up in single family homes, drop out of school, and are convicted of violent or gun crimes are more than likely to be arrested again... Which culture is more than likely to fall into this category?
HERE ARE THE FACTS:
Inmates who didn’t finish high school are 10 points more likely to be arrested again than those who got a high school diploma – and 40 points more likely than those who finished college. This is a useful number for those who advocate Pell grants and other education programs behind bars.
Prisoners released before turning 21 had a rearrest rate of about 68 percent; those released at age 60 or older had a rate of 16 percent. This is useful data for advocates of “compassionate release” of elderly inmates, who also tend to be the most expensive to house and tend to.
Recidivists are most likely to commit their new offense within two years of release. This suggests that society should spend heavily on supervision and reentry programs for the newly released, and not so much after four or five years.
Blacks are about 17 points more likely to be arrested after release than whites, but blacks are more likely to be arrested in the first place. The report does not address the mix of reasons for this — poverty, broken families, racism and lack of opportunity —
Offenders convicted of crimes involving guns are far more likely (68 percent) to end up being arrested again.
The Sentencing Commission promises to roll out a series of reports diving deeper into their new data.
This story happens everyday. Just rare so many bad things happen to one person. But police arrest and lock up innocent people every day who will plea to something they didn't do in order to go home.
But think....what do you think happens if that kid is right? They say it in there.....if the kid is right then you have to look at everybody else. If that kid pleas guilty.......everyones work is simplified. The only snowball effect is this brutual system. They all are corrupt as fuck. Unethical. They don't look at poor minorities as human beings. And this is evidence of that and easy to understand WHY black athletes are kneeling after watching all of this.
But think....what do you think happens if that kid is right? They say it in there.....if the kid is right then you have to look at everybody else. If that kid pleas guilty.......everyones work is simplified. The only snowball effect is this brutual system. They all are corrupt as fuck. Unethical. They don't look at poor minorities as human beings. And this is evidence of that and easy to understand WHY black athletes are kneeling after watching all of this.
Kneeling because black people arent oppressed, and are in fact a victim of their own culture... and trying to point the blame at something else, instead of trying to fix the real problem.
They or you, Cant point to 1 single law thats racist in nature and specifically only charges black people with that crime, and any other race that commits that crime, doesnt see any charges, or 1 system thats racist or oppressive.
What you and the "Kneelers" are trying to promote is that it isnt the responsibility or culture... that somehow, its white America and the system keeping them down and oppressed.
When in reality, its their own culture, upbringing and choices they make.
Black people have a problem stereotyping themselves... they seem to think they ALL must dress a certain way, wear certain brands, listen to certain music, like certain foods, etc.
Now, what happens when a black teen decides he likes heavy metal? Do other black teens respect his choice in music?
What happens when a black teen decides to try and do good in school, go to the library, try and get extra credit? Do other young adults support him?
What happens if a black teen decides he is going to dress in khakis, a polo shirt and loafers.... what happens?
What happens if a black teen decided he supported the Republican party? Does he get support from his peers for his choice?
I can go on and on. For some reason the last 50 years, the time since the civil rights act, the black community has become a mob mentaility, where they all must act and think exactly the same.... If not, they get called out for "Trying to be white" or an "Uncle Tom" for not doing exactly what the others are doing.
So in your opinion, during the last 50 years since the civil rights act... has America become more racist? If so, how? If not, has the Black Community become racist? IF not... What has caused the Black culture to reach such a decline if the Civil Rights act has declined racism in the Black and White communities?
While I agree it was handled wrong, and people should have been jailed or fired over this... this is a very rare case. I would say odds are better of someone getting struck by lightening than something like this happening before or after again. It has probably happened may half a dozen times in history of the US Im guessing, and has happened to those of all races (ill look it up later).
But, had his parents, community and himself had not failed him, he wouldnt have been in that position in the first place. You CANNOT point to the outcome as the problem... you have to point to the CAUSE. Everyone knows that, no matter how others try and spin it.
We are talking about the problems in the black community, where the blame NEEDS to be placed.
You cant point the blame at the outcome, but at the start of a problem.
He, his parents, his peers, and his own community started this snowball effect... thats where the blame needs to be cast.
And yes, I do agree him being held for so long and the trial being pushed back for almost three years shows a problem with THE SYSTEM (that same system affects everyone of any race), that doesnt give the community a free pass.
And the reason I stopped watching was because they started with the biased statistics, while not pointing out the other meaningful statistics that had more to do with the story.
Rare case as in there hasn't been a case where there is so much corruption, yes. But the sad fact is this happens every single day.
Once you get to episode 4 or 5 you will see something like it happened to his older brother lmfao. Yeah very rare bahahhahahahhahahahha.
Only thing rare about it is this story proves that there are so many flaws in the justice system. Annd its rare because the atory throughout is fucking insane.
