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Re: Power Lock Your Doors

Posted by **BlackMonk** on Jul 26, 2013 at 2:36:10 AM:
In Reply to: Re: Power Lock Your Doors posted by **travis** on Jul 26, 2013 at 2:25:47 AM:

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******I'm looking and looking for the stats on race and crime.
******This link is fairly consistent with what I'm finding out there.
******So, still wanna talk about "racial" profiling?
******Feel free to comment or offer explanations. I'm all ears.
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******Anarchism is apolitical afaic
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*****..are you really only just finding out about race and crime?
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****Are you taking this troll seriously? Here's a question, why is "race and crime" a more important correlation than "sex and crime?" If most violent crime is committed by men, then shouldn't all men be considered possible criminals? Perhaps investigating into a possible correlation between economic status and crime might be more fruitful. And, hey, until recently, we kept hearing a lot about "banksters" and how they've destroyed the economy. What race would they be?
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***Men are considered potential criminals. Why are women often afraid to walk home alone at night? Fear of attacks, by men.
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***As far as "banksters" go, it is street crime that most people fear, the sorts of crimes that blight our day to day lives.
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**I asked you what you thought. Do you agree with men are all potential criminals? Do you consider white men potential white collar criminals?
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*Yes of course white men are potential criminals and many are actual criminals. It's a question of what the proportion of criminality is to the general population.
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Really? What proportion of black men are criminals in relation to the number of black men in the US?

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Re: Power Lock Your Doors - **Johnny D** - Jul 28, 2013 at 12:25:17 PM

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