Biological capability isn't the same thing as socioeconomic opportunity, Kid.
Then tell me, what can a white person do, socioeconomically, that you can't do socioeconomically? Name one thing.
There are lots of things other humans can do that I can't do.
Because of skin color or race?
Maybe he didn't answer because your question doesn't make any sense. I
Makes perfect sense, that's why no one will attempt to actually answer the question without attempts to deflect the actual point of the question.
don't know you but I'm sure there are things you can do that I can't and vice versa because of our different genes.
Like what? Sports, athletics, ability to understand certain educational concepts?
I can't see very well at distance without glasses for instance.
Irrelevant
How does your question address socioeconomic disparities?
According to the liberal Black narrative, systemic racism, currently holds back the black community. So therefore I ask, name one thing, that I can do because I am white, that as a black man, you can't do. Name one thing?
What was offered to address the ten to one wealth disparity that exists between white and black families through the centuries of slavery and segregation?
Affirmative action, EEO, the removal of Jim Crow laws and practices... And just a reminder, slavery was removed, long before you and I took our first breaths.
No one cares anymore when you whites are going to stop pretending that slavery and segregation ever happened so we're just going to replace enough of you to bend your knee.
No one is pretending, except for a few white trash assholes. Slavery did exist. It's a terrible blight on American history and a travesty that it was EVER acceptable. Segregation, still terrible. But those are long past and gone. Are there still racist assholes, absolutely, at the individual level, and unfortunately in a communal or even corporal level in various places. That's still terrible. But from a "systemic level" a black american has the capacity and the opportunity to do whatever they want. The question is, will they choose the correct path and make the right choices to do so.
I'll give you an observation. I have family that is straight up white trash. Never been good with money, makes terrible life choices, terrible relational choices, don't hold down jobs, never have money, but always have weed and booze, etc., What they don't do is blame others for their choices that has put them where they are. They don't blame the rich, they don't blame another race. They have made their beds and lie in it. Yet, the black community, who make the same poor life choices, blame systemic racism for their poor life choices. And that's the problem. The liberal black community will not take responsibility for their own choices. If you could say, at least once, that there personal responsibility DOES play a factor, I think there would be a lot more respect. But the black community doesn't. And if a Black person does ask for personal accountability, they are a sell out. You don't see the problem with this?
