PCXV
Well-Known Member
I would expect for people to start acknowledging that it's a problem and we, as a society, start addressing that issue. Too many people are acquiescent to the fact that blacks are responsible for more than half of all homicides in the name of persecution and being disenfranchised. Yes, blacks have been persecuted and disenfranchised, I get that! But, what I don't get, is that people, like yourself and others, accept it as the status quo.
The status quo just is. To solve a problem you need to understand it. What gives you the impression it is those seeking to understand the status quo that are fine with it? What do you think people that repeat "blacks commit 50%+ of homocides" are trying to do? Do you think they are trying to blame/demonize black people and dismiss their struggle as a black problem, or do you think they are calling for a comprehensive understanding and equitable solution?