Good, then we agree. I just prefer to discuss the actual causes of the issue instead of bringing up vague statistics then saying, "What do you suppose that mea

Good, then we agree. I just prefer to discuss the actual causes of the issue instead of bringing up vague statistics then saying, "What do you suppose that means, hmm?" Edit: I agree with you that marriage is important, but I feel the systemic racial bias aspect is much more pressing and much easier to confront. I'm all for promoting caring two-parent households, but to just point to the lack of a father in the house and leave the issue at that is both counterproductive and unfair.