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 @39G3FC5Democratdisagreed…2yrs2Y

statistics show black and colored people commit more crimes then white people

I don't even have time to get into everything about this comment, but here is a loose summary: This is (1) incorrect and even if it was correct it would be (2) an oversimplification. Do you mean crime in general? Violent crime? Blue-collar crime? (3) If we are speaking generally, statistics show that white people commit more crimes than people of color (though I'll give it to you that it is only slightly more) mostly because it's a numbers game: white people are the majority. Think about how likely it is that the group representing the majority of the U.S. population (white people) would for some reason be the minorityRead more

 @9JJ99LTLibertarianfrom Pennsylvania  commented…1yr1Y

In absolute terms, more crimes are committed by whites, but the rates are higher among blacks, at least when it comes to violent crime. This is the main reason why blacks have higher incarceration rates and why they're more likely to get shot by police.

  @HelcovichEmireRepublican from Maryland  commented…3mos3MO

While this is unfair towards the black people who are actually good citizens, this is the harsh reality. The criminal justice system does need to be reformed to more accurately convict people, but at the same time this excuse has been used to let black people who have committed a crime slip past. Racism just needs to end altogether, teaching critical race theory makes the crimes and poverty of black people and other minorities look like white people's fault, leading to racial hatred from the minorities on the whites, which leads to racial hatred the other way around

 @B47VTYGCommunist from Washington  commented…4mos4MO

Thats statistically impossible are you saying black people do 10x more crime then white people? especially since most of the WORLD is white people with 10% being african

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