On 2021-03-01 11:51 a.m., Taxed and Spent wrote:
> On 3/1/2021 8:34 AM, Bruce wrote:
ght?Â* uh huh.Â* Even law professors make traffic infractions.
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>> When blacks are more often involved in crime, they'll be pulled over
>> more often. It sucks for the innocent ones, but they only have their
>> black brethren to blame.
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> You would think that after all these years of the black politicians and
> reverends, etc. setting a good example and providing opportunities for
> education and mentoring, and obeying the law and being responsible
> employed citizens, that this would not be such a big problem any more.
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There never seems to be a shortage of people from any race or culture
who are prone to reinforcing negative stereotypes.

Then there are those who lie about it. I think it was another group
where we discussed this and I posted a link to a story about a black
university student who went to social media to rant about the hoorible
treatment he had at the hands of the police.

The guy described how he had gone out for a walk to take a break from
studying and all of a sudden there are 4 cop cars with lights flashing
and sirens wailing and a bunch of cops came running after him with guns
drawn and they started questioning him. Then he went on about BLM and
police violence against blacks.


The cop..... singular.. had a dash cam that caught the entire traumatic
incident. There was only one car and one cop. His gun was holstered.
The conversation was all recorded. He approached the guy, said their
had been a robbery nearby and said it wasn't you... thanked him and
said goodbye. The guy's story was all bullshit.