Criminal Offense Statistics
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For that class/culture, I certainly am bigotted.
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does this have anything to do with the crime rate?? I say yes, or maybe just the work ethic...
http://money.cnn.com/2011/09/02/news...ployment_rate/
16+% for blacks
8% for whites
http://money.cnn.com/2011/09/02/news...ployment_rate/
16+% for blacks
8% for whites
Do you not see the trend being followed by the blue line in the years immediately preceding 2011? Do you not see the correlation to the green line? Gee, I wonder if something happened during that time, that would make unemployment rise for both demographics
Yes, crime rates go up, regardless of skin color, when the economy is down. Oh! I just gave it away! Oops. Well, not like you have the skills to interpret a figure anyway. You don't even have the necessary skills to mask your racism 
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Oh and look, Chef!
I know it's hard for you to read so you may need your wife to move your tongue for you 
"Even when you compare black and white workers, same age range, same education, you still see pretty significant gaps in unemployment rates," said Algernon Austin, director of the Race, Ethnicity, and the Economy program at the Economic Policy Institute. "So I do think the fact of racial discrimination in the labor market continues to play a role."
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I am intollerant of alot of cultural nuances. Specifically the young male black culture that feels its necessary to be a "hard ass", and travel through life, if they make it, being nothing more than a leech to society.
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Oh and look, Chef!
I know it's hard for you to read so you may need your wife to move your tongue for you
"Even when you compare black and white workers, same age range, same education, you still see pretty significant gaps in unemployment rates," said Algernon Austin, director of the Race, Ethnicity, and the Economy program at the Economic Policy Institute. "So I do think the fact of racial discrimination in the labor market continues to play a role."
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I am intollerant of alot of cultural nuances. Specifically the young male black culture that feels its necessary to be a "hard ass", and travel through life, if they make it, being nothing more than a leech to society.
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Originally Posted by ChefJ' timestamp='1314994633' post='20939403
does this have anything to do with the crime rate?? I say yes, or maybe just the work ethic...
http://money.cnn.com/2011/09/02/news...ployment_rate/
16+% for blacks
8% for whites
http://money.cnn.com/2011/09/02/news...ployment_rate/
16+% for blacks
8% for whites
Do you not see the trend being followed by the blue line in the years immediately preceding 2011? Do you not see the correlation to the green line? Gee, I wonder if something happened during that time, that would make unemployment rise for both demographics
Yes, crime rates go up, regardless of skin color, when the economy is down. Oh! I just gave it away! Oops. Well, not like you have the skills to interpret a figure anyway. You don't even have the necessary skills to mask your racism
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CRIME instead of sophistication.
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Originally Posted by C U AT 9K' timestamp='1315062985' post='20940971
Oh and look, Chef!
I know it's hard for you to read so you may need your wife to move your tongue for you
"Even when you compare black and white workers, same age range, same education, you still see pretty significant gaps in unemployment rates," said Algernon Austin, director of the Race, Ethnicity, and the Economy program at the Economic Policy Institute. "So I do think the fact of racial discrimination in the labor market continues to play a role."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRMBxnxWiNQ&autoplay=1
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Originally Posted by ChefJ' timestamp='1315074147' post='20941273
[quote name='C U AT 9K' timestamp='1315062985' post='20940971']
Oh and look, Chef!
I know it's hard for you to read so you may need your wife to move your tongue for you
Oh and look, Chef!
"Even when you compare black and white workers, same age range, same education, you still see pretty significant gaps in unemployment rates," said Algernon Austin, director of the Race, Ethnicity, and the Economy program at the Economic Policy Institute. "So I do think the fact of racial discrimination in the labor market continues to play a role."
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Those who can't "do" for a living so they turn to that for a career. You can gather your information from whomever you wish. When people start adding their thoughts to it, well then it becomes opinion.
those who can't do, teach. People like him are adding nothing to society.