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clash715
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Why is it that when a crime is committed, if the perpetrator is a white, it is OK to point out the person's race?
However, when the perpetrator is a "minority", anybody that points out the perpetrator's race is called a racist?
When a white police officer is involved in an altercation with a "minority", "minorities" always seem to bring up the race of the officer and the race of "victim".
If "minorities" want to see the world from a racial viewpoint, then why shouldn't whites?
I think whites should do the same. When a crime is committed in your neighborhood or state, pay attention to the race of the perpetrator and the race of the victim. "Minorities" do it every day. Why shouldn't we?
However, when the perpetrator is a "minority", anybody that points out the perpetrator's race is called a racist?
When a white police officer is involved in an altercation with a "minority", "minorities" always seem to bring up the race of the officer and the race of "victim".
If "minorities" want to see the world from a racial viewpoint, then why shouldn't whites?
I think whites should do the same. When a crime is committed in your neighborhood or state, pay attention to the race of the perpetrator and the race of the victim. "Minorities" do it every day. Why shouldn't we?