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longbow51
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Ah, yes, when all else fails, play the race card. If you take any honest look at crime statistics, you will see that if you remove inner-city shootings, the USA compares very well with other countries. As to Texas and California having the most crime, hopefully a college level course talks about crime rates, not just raw numbers, but depending upon the bent of the professor certainly wouldn't bet on it. And I don't recall any Proud Boys or "odd celebrators of the confederacy" leading to the weekend death toll that is a regularity in Chicago.I agree this is more of a social problem than a "gun problem", hence my call for conservatives to address these root causes.
And, I am not calling you a racist personally, but more broadly when these three stereotypes are used to describe the problem, they are typically directed at black folks being at the heart of the criticism. But as we have seen the meth craze and rural disintegration over the last 20 years we have similar rates of unwed mothers, drug use, crime etc in poor white communities. Yet, you interesting didn't mention terms that might be more commonly used for white cultural problems - violent and misogynistic video games, American job-killing hedge funds, an odd celebration of the confederacy, hero-worship of groups like the Proud Boys, etc.
This is not a black/white issue, it is not a Detroit/WV issue. There are problems across races and across geographies, and as you note they are human problems. The only question is will we be part of solving it, or will we leave it to others (and complain about their choices)?
However, you argue by the minute, and I don't.
And, I thought you and Lamb were fixing tort law?
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