Quit mirror gazing.I thought you guys changed too. Disappointed to see the same old tripe again.
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Quit mirror gazing.I thought you guys changed too. Disappointed to see the same old tripe again.
I don't think I'm the one in need of self-reflection, here. I point out a fallacy in one argument and people simply can't handle it. MAGAs aren't the only ones who want to live in their own reality, it seems.Quit mirror gazing.
I'm bored enough to try this once. If black behavior is the issue and it's relatively consistent across states (only when adjusted for income, education and societal pressures), then the major difference is what the other races do. I think it's bogus ,too, but only because it's such a broad take, not because it's inherently wrong. I've read that over 60% of violent crime is committed by 1 % of the population and are mostly male, mostly substance abusers and grew up disadvantaged, frequently being abused as children, physically, sexually and emotionally. What those places have in common are pockets of poverty, addiction and hopelessness. The main thing race has to do with it is that blacks have spent their entire time in the US at the bottom of the hill that the shit flows down. Appalachia and its hillbilly heroin almost seems worse to me.FYI, this is the post that started the whole conversation. Where were the “correlation does not equal causation” folks then, I wonder?
Not disagreeing with what you are saying as poverty, addiction, and hopelessness, as well as lingering effects from historical discrimination and marginalization play a huge role. However, as I said earlier when you have your most financially successful role models for that community glorifying dealing drugs and shooting people, then that behavior is encouraged and replicated amongst young people who have nothing else going for them. The root causes need to be addressed and artists making millions off of the glorification of murder is a major one of them. As I said earlier, if Morgan Wallen was singing nonstop about shooting people with assault rifles and young rednecks were doing just that on a consistent basis, then he'd be run out of Nashville. Well, at least he would have been ten years ago. The way things are going now there's no telling.I'm bored enough to try this once. If black behavior is the issue and it's relatively consistent across states (only when adjusted for income, education and societal pressures), then the major difference is what the other races do. I think it's bogus ,too, but only because it's such a broad take, not because it's inherently wrong. I've read that over 60% of violent crime is committed by 1 % of the population and are mostly male, mostly substance abusers and grew up disadvantaged, frequently being abused as children, physically, sexually and emotionally. What those places have in common are pockets of poverty, addiction and hopelessness. The main thing race has to do with it is that blacks have spent their entire time in the US at the bottom of the hill that the shit flows down. Appalachia and its hillbilly heroin almost seems worse to me.
Do you know how totally stupid you look praising an entertainment figure of any ilk, barring Bonzo's costar Reagan and reality TV star Trump as a political or intellectual leader of any kind? With those examples , do you see how stupid it is to do so?Not disagreeing with what you are saying as poverty, addiction, and hopelessness, as well as lingering effects from historical discrimination and marginalization play a huge role. However, as I said earlier when you have your most financially successful role models for that community glorifying dealing drugs and shooting people, then that behavior is encouraged and replicated amongst young people who have nothing else going for them. The root causes need to be addressed and artists making millions off of the glorification of murder is a major one of them. As I said earlier, if Morgan Wallen was singing nonstop about shooting people with assault rifles and young rednecks were doing just that on a consistent basis, then he'd be run out of Nashville. Well, at least he would have been ten years ago. The way things are going now there's no telling.
Entertainment figures have an impact on people, particularly young people. It is naive to suggest otherwise. If you grow up in a culture that glorifies NASCAR, for example, as a teenager you are probably going to be motivated to spend your money on a used car that drives too fast. If you grow up in a culture that glorifies gang banging, you're probably going to spend that money on a Glock with a switch.Do you know how totally stupid you look praising an entertainment figure of any ilk, barring Bonzo's costar Reagan and reality TV star Trump as a political or intellectual leader of any kind? With those examples , do you see how stupid it is to do so?
I've never said someone's skin color is the reason they do or don't commit crime. However, a cultural environment can play a role in the decisions that someone makes and different ethnic groups can have their own cultures and subcultures. Within whites you have rednecks but you also have hipsters and guys with neckbeards who drink IPAs, for example. Condemning aspects of one subculture is not condemning the entire ethnicity. For example, I hate how so many rednecks are part of the Trump cult. I wish that part of their culture would change. That does not mean that I hate white people, though. I dislike gang culture, but that does not mean that I dislike black people.Morgan Wallen should be run out of Nashville for being a shitty artist, but that's true of everyone who proclaims to sing country music now.
And by the way, ita nice that you're no longer pointing to "being black" as the cause of high murder rates. There is indeed an issue with glorification of drugs and violence by celebrities. There is also the fact that most of those celebrities are products of bad environments themselves. You dont change media and expect the situation to change. You work to improve the situation and let media follow the lead. I think it is horrendous when politicians and celebrities pose with firearms as if they are Props, but I dont think outlawing such is a path to the lessening of firearm injury and death.
ma tax dolars!!1!!!Look if the Indians want to cut their dick off and be a women fine by me…If a women in India wants to be a Man go for it…But my tax money shouldn’t be paying for it…
I know they do on the young, naive and stupid. Fwiw, both those are both fairly narrow and new niches. You're not wrong but those are still molehills. None of those celebrities deserve to have their opinions taken seriously because of their fame. If they are for that reason, that is damned poor judgment by the person who did it and they deserve what happens.Entertainment figures have an impact on people, particularly young people. It is naive to suggest otherwise. If you grow up in a culture that glorifies NASCAR, for example, as a teenager you are probably going to be motivated to spend your money on a used car that drives too fast. If you grow up in a culture that glorifies gang banging, you're probably going to spend that money on a Glock with a switch.
At least the DC guard live near by, though they are missing time at their real jobs. The folks shipped from other states? Sucks for them to waste their time this way away from family and home to pose for photos on the National Mall (though still a lot better than two decades of folks getting shipped to Iraq or Afghanistan).I would love to know what the majority of the National Guard troops think of being there and away from their homes and families for this bullshit.