> The intensity of "else" in an "or else" order matters. Worrying about "the most recent one" is pure sampling bias. It was a figure of speech, not any kind of

> The intensity of "else" in an "or else" order matters. Worrying about "the most recent one" is pure sampling bias. It was a figure of speech, not any kind of "sampling" at all. I don't consider you to have addressed my point. >That's exactly the problem; the median worst case for working-class white leftists is losing their job. For others, regularly, it's their life. WTF is a "median worst case"? You can certainly say: death rates for blacks are higher than whites. But the death rates in the USA are fairly low for any race; while the rates of having your entire life structured around class-imposed labor obligations are practically 100%! For every race!