X on X crime is always disproportionate for the simple reason of proximity. It doesn't matter how you organize the X's. Brookelyn on Brookelyn crime, Missouri on Missouri crime, black on black crime, college educated on college educated crime... really doesn't matter.

Once you understand that incredibly basic idea your entire premise falls apart. It's quite frankly embarassing that you went down this line in the first place.

This post was edited by NetflixAdaptationWidow on Jan 28 2023 08:16pm

Prior to Social Media/Video, I always understood the local police knew who the assholes were, it was likely an overreaction by the 5 police, and they should be charged

Really desperate for my attention little guy

You really can't piece together the common denominator can you? It's not based on which city or state or whatever, it comes down to inner cities who are overwhelmingly responsible for violent crimes and within the inner city it's mostly one demographic. No one cares about college on college educated crime because that demographic is insignificant in violent crime stats. When 13% of the population is responsible for more than 50% of all murders, it's not hard to understand why so many of these negative police interactions happen with blacks in inner cities.

To what can we attribute that disparate rate in crime, to whatever extent it does exist?

I like how you totally ignored the argument and then went on to spout literal Nazi talking points (13/50).

But yeah, you're totally the enlightened one.

13% of the pop commit 56% of all murders.
Goes even higher % if include all violent crime.

How do you not see an elephant that big?

simple mind, simple worldview I guess.

Are you owning yourself again? Good boy.

I guess you failed to account for the fact black on x crime is always higher no matter what. Trying to dilute the blame to mere proximity is a pedestrian hot take. It's like you are immune to getting the main point.
https://www.ojjdp.gov/ojstatbb/crime/ucr.asp?table_in=2&selYrs=2020&rdoGroups=3&rdoData=c

This post was edited by addone on Jan 28 2023 10:55pm

when the article switched to Texting and Driving, you knew it was one sided