....she says her life ''is more in danger in their presence''' = idiot/very stupid/doesn't know the facts/etc .....same with blacks --you hear it all the time = ''I'm afraid for my son/myself/etc when cops are around'' =IDIOTS!! blacks murder blacks at MUCH MUCH MUCH higher rates
than cops/whites do ---the math-truth is undeniable, so don't try to deny it, or you will look silly ....blacks and this idiot should be more afraid of blacks than cops--DUH
The student, Braden Ellis, got into the heated exchange with his professor at Cypress College in California after he gave a presentation about 'cancel culture' in the United States.
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People have rights, and responsibilities, to address their own fears. Regardless of source, bias or rationale.
If an irrational disproportionate fear of snakes, or flying, or guns truly affects you, that is your reality.
Just don't make other people responsible for agreeing with you.
The solutions that work for you don't necessarily work for other people, who have their own problems and solutions.
If we can respect each other, all people are free to solve our problems our own ways.
We don't have to agree on the same problems, solutions or angles. We can organize around the ones we choose, and make those work, without imposing on other people with a different approach!