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It is not anti-White racist, but facts. It is white abusing black, not the other way around. How can you have the skin so thin with something like this? For fuc
by amunozo 3mo ago
It is not anti-White racist, but facts. It is white abusing black, not the other way around. How can you have the skin so thin with something like this? For fuck sake.
- juggert8 3mo agoSelective capitalisation of different races (white cf. Black) is a common dog whistle employed by anti-Whites. Are you sure you want to start using statistical assumptions as "facts" in crime reports? That is going to backfire very badly for your disproportionately black offenders...
- Hnrobert42 3mo agoYou mean like how you wrote "anti-White" and "black"? Ignorance and strong opinions is a bad combination.
- juggert8 3mo agoYes, exactly. It's racist when I do it, and it's racist when she does it too.
- owebmaster 3mo agoWhat an evil person. You sound so sad and desperate.
- owebmaster 3mo agoYou are not in a healthy state of mind.
- juggert8 3mo agoYou would be the first to cry foul if an article included the following: >The boy who had his bike stolen was White >Statistics suggest that the thief was undoubtedly poor and, most likely, black
- anonym29 3mo ago>Statistics suggest >facts Statistical inference is not established fact. I'm not defending parent comment above, but to be clear, it's not actually established as a fact that "Maria" was black, right? "Maria" isn't even her real name.
- assimpleaspossi 3mo agoCorrection as stated below: "Statistics suggest that Maria was undoubtedly poor and, most likely, Black."
- anonym29 3mo agoIt very explicitly guesses that she is black, based solely on statistical inference. From TFA: "Statistics suggest that Maria was undoubtedly poor and, most likely, Black." To read this as established fact is analogous to asserting as established fact that if you roll a six-sided die, you will certainly get a number <= 4. Probable, but not fact. A careful read also reveals that none of the woman's actual identifying information was revealed, including her name, for her own privacy: "We’ll call her Maria, the most common female name in Brazil, because authorities have not disclosed her real name in order to protect her identity." Follow-up edit: thank you for your correction, I appreciate the epistemic humility and good-faith dialogue.
- amunozo 3mo agoThe family exploiting the woman was, in fact, white, independent of her skin colour.