There are a lot of bad neighborhoods in the world.
If you’re white, science says you’re probably a racist. Now what?
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That's true, but you didn't answer the question. Corner in Aspen, or Baltimore ghetto. Those are your choices. Pick one.
Anyone with a shred of honesty picks Aspen, and that doesn't make one racist. Doesn't mean that racism doe not exist, but stating truth and facts isn't racism no matter how much leftist ideology wants it to be.
The point is, there are other dangerous neighborhoods in the world which poor, American, inner-city "black" youths do not inhabit.
True. I can take you to a couple within 15 miles from where I live, but that isn't what we're talking about. We're talking about being called a racist for simply pointing out the fact that the inner city ghetto's are extremely dangerous places, and those places are predominantly black.
The Left wants us to suspend reason and replace it with PC krap. People that don't reason don't fare well in many ways so they are fun to watch sometimes.
If I read a Business Week article correctly, there are a few cities in Central America or South America where the homicide rate is twice Flint, Michigan's (which in 2014 had the highest homicide rate in the US), and those towns are not predominantly "black".
Those Latin American cities aren't predominantly white either, so I'm not seeing your point. I'm guessing the homicide rate in Syria is pretty high too. Soooo...you going to answer the question or not. Promise not to call you a racist for picking Aspen.
What's YOUR point?
They have the excellent example of Nazi Germany to follow too. In the 1930s, there were campaigns to deport all Jews to various locations including Madagascar and Palestine. Reminds me of some posts on this site, where incredibly ( for 2015 ), there are actual posts recommending deporting black skinned Americans in the US to Africa. No better really are the attempts to blame all the violent crime and social ills of the US on the flawed construct of "race", thereby ignoring the real reasons why the US has issues ( e.g. no gun controls, substandard or uneven education levels, unfair income distribution, lack of opportunity or safety for some young people, ... ).