The race card was not played. This poster has history of uniquely singling out only black people as a whole for things. Secondly, we both know poverty has a wide variety of causes, usually multiple. To just lump all black people into a category of "it's their fault" while simultaneously absolving white people of group fault in poverty ignores the complex nature of povery. My biggest beef here is the tendancy of the right to assign a moral value to being poor and when it is only applied to one race, it sure looks a bit racist.No need to play a race card here. Poverty has never meant immorality or criminality. Regardless of race. It's all the OTHER factors. Like having the motivation to take advantage of education and YES maybe a bit of parental discipline and even a bit of religion.
The poster you responded to virtually told you that. And you interpreted that as somehow "race sensitive". The SUCCESS of a family to COPE with poverty determines the outcome. Not the skin color. And it's measured by all the successful people we know that came out of poverty BECAUSE of the way the family was able to cope.
I live in a state with a lot of poverty. A lot of broken families, children raised by grandparents, ground zero for the opiod epidemic, high unemployment, lack of good jobs, a lot of poor schools. All of those factors can and have applied to black people. But my state is mostly white. No one blames their race for poverty.