Quote:So your point is that black people are wildly over represented in the prison population? Not surprising considering the fact they are also wildly over represented in low income and poverty ridden neighborhoods. 

Re-read your post 34. You made an attempt at using percentages of the population to correlate the number of shootings based on percentage of race. Statistics say that per 100,000, minorities are doing many more things to be incarcerated compared to non-minorities. Those things are called crimes. It isn't an unreasonable leap to say that those crimes include violent crimes and felonies. Now, in the United States, felony arrests are affected in a completely different fashion than non-felony arrests. That includes having guns drawn and a much more aggressive approach to the arrestee.  This transcends race, gender, age, and all other factors. What does not change is the response if those commands to affect a safe arrest if they are or are not followed.

 

You would be much more believable if you found statistics that showed how each race fared per 1000 or 100,000 in each category. Comparing apples to oranges is just what hustlers like BLM and the like want you to believe. If you look at the actuality of the situation, you would find that things aren't as lopsided as the media and blowhards like BLM would have you believe.

 

If you have some solid statistical evidence to disprove me, I will gladly admit I am wrong. 

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