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Here's what Obama had to say recently.
Statement by the President
But what exactly does that mean? Obama leaves you believing that it has to do with racist cops. That we have a systemic problem with racist cops. But is it truly? Such a quote from a statistic will certainly tell you that blacks are killed more often by cops than whites. But it doesn't tell you WHY this happens. Most people like Obama tend to choose to believe that it has to do with racism. But the problem with such figures won't tell you WHY blacks are killed more by cops than whites. The numbers leave it up to the imagination essentially. And people like Obama take advantage of that fact in order to promote something which may, or may not actually exist.
Here's my theory, and it doesn't include ALL blacks or ALL <insert race here>. I may be speaking generically in the following but do not take as if I'm including ALL of <insert race here>.
Awhile ago I came up with a plan to reduce overall crime and posted it here. No, I won't repeat it as it takes up quite a bit of just one post and still doesn't completely cover everything. Look it up if you're that curious. Part of it had to do with education and poverty. We know that a people that are less educated have a statistically higher chance of committing some crime or other. We also know that this happens with those poverty also. And statistically speaking blacks in this country, on average, fall with in one or both of those categories. Either poor or uneducated or both. Often more so than those of other races. That would naturally tend to mean that blacks in this country have a higher chance of becoming criminals than those in other races.
What does this mean? It means that they are naturally going to end up being confronted by cops more than other races. Which also gives them a higher chance of being shot and killed by cops.
The same applies for Hispanics. Statistics show that Hispanics are slightly less below the poverty line than blacks are and slightly do better in school than blacks. Then its whites, and then at the top are Asians.
When looking at the statistics of who's more likely to get shot by a cop the statistics run along the same lines as those of poverty and education.
In the end I think that the reason blacks get shot more has more to do with poverty and education than any sort of systemic racism by cops. Is this to say that there is NO racism perpetrated by cops? Hellz no! But, I do believe that this means that it isn't near as bad as many would like people to believe. Certainly not as bad as the Media, BLM, the left, and Obama would like people to believe.
Who is poor?
Achievement gap in the United States
Persons Arrested
What are your thoughts? Theories?
Last year, African Americans were shot by police at more than twice the rate of whites. African Americans are arrested at twice the rate of whites.
Statement by the President
But what exactly does that mean? Obama leaves you believing that it has to do with racist cops. That we have a systemic problem with racist cops. But is it truly? Such a quote from a statistic will certainly tell you that blacks are killed more often by cops than whites. But it doesn't tell you WHY this happens. Most people like Obama tend to choose to believe that it has to do with racism. But the problem with such figures won't tell you WHY blacks are killed more by cops than whites. The numbers leave it up to the imagination essentially. And people like Obama take advantage of that fact in order to promote something which may, or may not actually exist.
Here's my theory, and it doesn't include ALL blacks or ALL <insert race here>. I may be speaking generically in the following but do not take as if I'm including ALL of <insert race here>.
Awhile ago I came up with a plan to reduce overall crime and posted it here. No, I won't repeat it as it takes up quite a bit of just one post and still doesn't completely cover everything. Look it up if you're that curious. Part of it had to do with education and poverty. We know that a people that are less educated have a statistically higher chance of committing some crime or other. We also know that this happens with those poverty also. And statistically speaking blacks in this country, on average, fall with in one or both of those categories. Either poor or uneducated or both. Often more so than those of other races. That would naturally tend to mean that blacks in this country have a higher chance of becoming criminals than those in other races.
What does this mean? It means that they are naturally going to end up being confronted by cops more than other races. Which also gives them a higher chance of being shot and killed by cops.
The same applies for Hispanics. Statistics show that Hispanics are slightly less below the poverty line than blacks are and slightly do better in school than blacks. Then its whites, and then at the top are Asians.
When looking at the statistics of who's more likely to get shot by a cop the statistics run along the same lines as those of poverty and education.
In the end I think that the reason blacks get shot more has more to do with poverty and education than any sort of systemic racism by cops. Is this to say that there is NO racism perpetrated by cops? Hellz no! But, I do believe that this means that it isn't near as bad as many would like people to believe. Certainly not as bad as the Media, BLM, the left, and Obama would like people to believe.
Who is poor?
Achievement gap in the United States
Persons Arrested
What are your thoughts? Theories?