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> The point is that people are selective about whether they throw around accusations of racism when a law has discriminatory impacts Of course they are. Not al
by tchaffee 4y ago
> The point is that people are selective about whether they throw around accusations of racism when a law has discriminatory impacts
Of course they are. Not all discriminatory laws were put into place by racists like Nixon.
> the Black abortion rate is five times higher than the white abortion rate.
So what? The birth rate for black people is higher than the birth rate for white people. And the birth rate for Hispanic people in the US is barely higher than that for black people. Birth rate is what matters. Abortion rates are almost meaningless.
> as Hispanics have overtaken them as the largest minority group
Due to immigration... not birth rates. You're doing such a poor job with data and logic that I'm not getting anything out of this. I'm stopping here.
- rayiner 4y ago> Not all discriminatory laws were put into place by racists like Nixon. I thought the theory was that white people were generally racists? > So what? The birth rate for black people is higher than the birth rate for white people. So what is that most Black people themselves don’t think that an abortion is an inconsequential event. They are the reason for Clinton’s “safe, legal, and rare” messaging. They might support its legality, but many still think it’s killing a human life. When that happens five times as much to Black women as white women, that’s a significant burden. > Due to immigration... not birth rates. Hispanics have both immigration and higher birth rates. And if abortion rates between whites and blacks were equal, higher birth rates would offset both.
- random314 4y agoDude, you need to give up already.