AVISSSER
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As you do...I have stated why they arrest the blacks. I have not stated that they do not arrest the whites. However, as I have previously stated multiple times, arresting people that make it harder...is harder to do. This does not mean that they are not focusing on white people. As a matter of fact, as with your police homicide argument, it appears to be misguided.They let you be a professor? Seriously?I think he read "The Little Train
Ahh more goalpost moving. You initially cited how blacks are more likely to be killed by the police. I addressed that. Then you changed your argument to targeted by police and we addressed that. Now you have moved to definition and severity of crime.
Brother, you have moved that goal past so many times you're not even in the stadium.
You've not "proved" anything I said was wrong.
I've not moved the goal posts... the argument has simply evolved into factors that you are not paying attention to.
I'll ask you one more time, a simple yes or no answer will do. If someone sells drugs in their home, is it not on the same level of crime as someone sells drugs on a street corner?
No...it varies. If a person sells drugs within 1000 feet of a school or daycare, depending upon jurisdiction the penalties can be much greater. In addition, the customer which a person sells to (minor) may affect punishment.
Concurrently, if someone sells drugs from their, or someone's domicile and police raid the home that home may be subject to asset forfeiture. Additionally if a person sells drugs in their home in front of minors or to minors this may result in state seizure of the minors and a much more substantial penalty.
Answer...it depends.
Oh and you have moved the shit out of this goalpost.
Moving the Goalposts
What's next? School funding and the effects on black communities?
We aren't talking about schools and churches.
You said that the Black people deserved to be arrested because they sold drugs on the street corner and not in a house.
Why won't you answer my question? Is it because it shows you have no fucking clue what you are talking about?
Firstly, I never stated that anyone "deserved" anything, those are your words. Secondly, I was drawing a comparison between the two communities and their likelihood to be focused upon. Blacks commit drug offenses with more transparency e.g. on the street corner. Whites do not sling dope on street corners by and large. It's called the low hanging fruit principle.
Police, like all entities focus on the obvious problems. Whites who do deal, do it primarily with a bit more subterfuge. As I stated, more intelligently.
And you continue to make a piss poor argument.
"Hey let's arrest all the Black people that sell drugs because it is easier to do, and we'll just continue to let the White suburbanite kids sell drugs because it's too much work."
"And if we catch a white kid breaking the law, let's be more lenient with the punishment because they have a better chance of becoming contributors to society, over the Black kids who are just going to go back to selling drugs again."
And you can't see the flaw in that...
Statistic time again.
Whites represented 68.9 arrested for all crimes and 67.7 of those arrested for drug offenses.
Blacks represent 28.3 arrested for all crimes and 30.4 of those arrested for drug crimes.
These numbers as with the police homicide issue do not represent any cause for alarm as they do not represent a drastic deviation from the mean. Excel is available for download at the link provided.
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