Spergoy of Cuckkad
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- Jul 28, 2019
I think that you’ve assumed that I’m arguing for race realism when I’m simply arguing the original point that a high black population = higher crime rates, and that it’s reasonable to assume that. Which again, is supported by the fact that in poor, in middle class, and in wealthy areas black people still commit more crime.I'm not familiar with Richard Spencer's manner of speaking, but you haven't been too flattering, yourself. That's why I even bothered bringing up emotional security-- well, that, and my impression of "race realists" has largely been that they have an almost pathological need to use poorly interpreted statistics in order to stave off suicide by convincing themselves of a scapegoat uniformly worse and less accomplished than them, employing principally motte-and-bailey to worm in racist theories that they don't have the guts to outright say in the way they would actually want as well as egregious logical jumps (e.g. "the average IQ of the African is 85" --> "hardly any African has an IQ greater than 85").
I said a while back that:
I don’t care much if it’s caused by cultural rot or genetics, just about the fact that it IS.There’s something wrong, whether you ascribe that to a culture that glorifies crime, low IQ, poverty, or nebulous racism doesn’t do much. White daddy isn’t going to fix it for them, and the same phenomenon of “mysterious black crime” applies to almost any country they’re in, not just America. (Even if some EU countries make it illegal to record race during arrests to protect the beloved immigrants’ dignity and reputation)
I mean, noisiness and low property values would also be a decent reason not to move somewhere but okay. You still assumed that he only checked the demographics and started to sperg about race realism, when he literally said “I took many factors into account, one of them being the percentage of the black population”.Don't do that. Whenever we talk "problems" and "data", we are almost always referring to "crime" and there's no reason to suppose otherwise. Even if it's multiple matters, we're invariably talking about crime.
Again I’m not concerned with what exactly it is that causes it (poverty and single motherhood are also correlated, race is still the biggest though), just that by virtue of being African Americans (not FOB Ethiopians or something, I’m talking about the majority of the black US population, they’re a different culture) they have a higher propensity for crime. Latinos for example have the same exact poverty rate and a much lower homicide rate.That said, you've all but denied that the issues I've brought up thus far (poverty, income inequality, the former two causing cultural rot) could be contributors, and presumably you don't think that anything outside of race (including single motherhood) would be a contributing factor. Or, maybe you think that all such issues are downstream from race-- of course, different African communities don't have the same internal issues that the African-American community has, as Africans outside America are pretty good at maintaining the nuclear family structure. Even the article you cite says that immigrant Africans have incarceration rates comparable to that of whites.
Thing is, you're not actually making that jump yourself. You're not actually explaining what about race-- and only race-- would cause higher crime rates. You're assaulting me with the perceived shock of this correlation... and you're trying to do something and nothing with it at the same time.
By referencing other countries I meant that the stereotype of black criminals is also common in South America and Europe.
Again, I didn’t say race is the only factor, just said it’s a good predictor of crime rates in a place. I gave the example of 3 of the worst American cities just to illustrate the point. It’s statistically true (and anecdotally, it’s not a study but those high crime cities are 60%+ black) that blacks commit more crime and largely black cities are shitty places to live. You haven’t disputed that.And one could easily understand why single motherhood would correlate with crime rates. We know what single motherhood can do en masse. That still isn't the whole story, of course.