The usual suspects still licking their wounds after yet another monumental defeat.

These BLM guys want to enslave your precious feelings

pervasive racism in the agents of the law enforcement system is systematic racism. there is no fundamental difference.



i have a Criminal Justice major with a statistics minor with all of my stats work in criminology and 10 years experience working in the legal system. but sure, find an uncle tom youtube video to fit your bias if you'd like.

i have serious issues with BLM organizations, SJW nutcases who can't get real about the stats, etc. but you're just failing to see grey like i said.

in any case, feel happy knowing i take you as seriously as you take me.

Lmfao ... Uncle Tom ?? You’re a racist.


Btw nice to see all the pale pasty privileged lefties drink their soy milk this morning only to come on a video game forum and rage because they didn’t go to church this morning instead, pathetic

calling an uncle tom an uncle tom isnt racist. that was like the whole point of the book you have never read.

wednesday morning church is where i should be instead of work?

i see you're making your usual amount of sense.

There is. Systemic racism postulates racism to be embedded in all structures and institutions of society, independent from the short-comings and inclinations of individuals. This is also the reason why the woke and BLM crowds have moved on from "dont be racist, whitey" to "being non-racist is not enough for white people, you still benefit from white privilege. you can only make up for that by becoming outright self-loathing in the rhetoric and policies you support on racial matters".

The question in the specific case right here was if Chauvin would have gotten a fair, unbiased trial in the absence of pressure from the streets. I'm not saying the answer is an emphatic "yes", but at the same time, I can't say with confidence that the answer is "no" either.

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What are a few examples of systemic racism today?

Like actually in the last couple of years, not things like redlining 40 years ago.

Serious question.

Uncle Tom is a racist term. For someone who majored in criminal justice with a minor in statistics and works in automation development, you certainly are dumb as shit

North Carolina's voting law that was struck down because they closed polling places and disallowed voter ID based on which racial demographics were likely to use them.

It was passed like, right after the Supreme Court struck down the voting rights act as "not needed anymore".

That's my go-to, because it shows how the supreme court got the issue massively wrong, and is a clear cut case of systemic racism.

lmao, voting ID laws? Surely there are better examples.

Fun fact about the MLB thing that happened a few weeks ago. So they ended up moving the all-star game to Colorado because of the new Georgia law proposals. Ironically Colorado has voting ID laws already on the books, similarly to what Georgia was trying to implement.

Honestly, can't make shit up.

Apparently it's only racist in states that are swing states and need to be made more blue but not in other states.

This post was edited by ofthevoid on Apr 21 2021 09:10am