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The map absolutely does not make that clear. It could equally be the case that minorities are dying by suicide more in communities where they are totally engulf
by advisedwang 8y ago
The map absolutely does not make that clear. It could equally be the case that minorities are dying by suicide more in communities where they are totally engulfed by white folks (or folks of any other characteristic that matches the map distribution).
- ManFromUranus 8y ago"where they are totally engulfed by white folks" Too bad they were forced there at gunpoint and not allowed to leave... when will white people learn to stop forcing people into their country, then when they ask to leave, building a wall to keep them in.
- wtetzner 8y agoYou're kidding, right? Many people were forced into the US, and not allowed to leave. The descendants of those people are natural-born citizens. It's their country too.
- ben509 8y agoTheir ancestors were forced here, but their ancestors are not the ones "engulfed by white folks" which is what the original comment claimed. Now, their descendants may feel like they're being persecuted, because they hear that they are from people who have no apparent reason to lie to them. And they may in fact be killing themselves over it.
- ManFromUranus 8y agoNobody here now who writes things like "engulfed by white folks" has any knowledge of or claim to any of the events you mentioned. Nobody was forced into the country, nobody is forced to stay here. Nobody is forced to be around white people.