ANOTHER SCHOOL/PUBLIC SHOOTING

[rothschild]

The stats are damning but they don't tell the whole story. It's a particular segment of a particular population that we're talking about . . . 

Asking because my understanding is there's some commonality, which raises some interesting questions.

I know you're being serious . . . and you know I'll often push the absurd, as a legitimate point.

So . . . we've been reminded over and over . . . the US justice system is racist . . . evidenced by the disparity between the incarceration rate to population-ratio.

That is one of the "gold standard" benchmarks used to prove racism.  Pick any category . . . wages, educational opportunities, hiring positions, home ownership, to name a few.  All of these are used to "prove" the claim of racism.  

IF . . . IF . . . you dare challenge the conclusions . . . it is prima facia evidence that YOU ARE A RACIST.  

Remember . . . FBI director Wray stated the biggest threat facing the US is WHITE SUPREMECY . . . without supporting documentation or evidence.  

I have given a verifiable statistic.  It is strictly one of race.  To deny this is absurd.

I draw no conclusions . . . only present a verifiable fact . . . and posed a question . . . using the same metric as used to establish racism (by whites), in the aforementioned categories.

Let others Whitewash or Blackwash . . . to suit the narrative.

Truth to Power.

It felt to me that your question was an either/or proposition: race problem, or problem race. I think it goes well beyond race, but I don't disagree that race/ethnicity looks like a significant factor; appearances, however, can be deceiving. I'd love for this to be investigated in a thoroughly scientific manner, completely free of politicization, but how likely is that to happen? Not very, obviously.

Equally obvious is that critical theory has no scientific basis, but it's what we're stuck with for the time being. Blatant social engineering -- which is actually preferable to the more subtle variants. I think it's also obvious that those pushing the narrative care nothing about disadvantaged people, black, yellow, brown or red. It increases polarization in an already fractured society, and that, IMO, is the underlying objective. These types of strategy, by the way, are laid out in the Art of War, which is the true basis of politics in this world. Deception, in thought, word, and action.