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Originally Posted by Flash Walken
Pointing to black crime and station in society as a result of the lack of a cohesive two parent household while giving ludicrous lipservice to 'the other factors' that contribute to that is bordering on racism, because the only argument left is predicated upon race.
In an abstract, without giving proper context to circumstances that might dictate behaviour, the subject is made inherently about race, because factors other than race are being dismissed as relatively unimportant.
If you want to talk about contributing factors that prevent Blacks from integrated in society as much as Asians that's great, but if you just want to point out that blacks are less likely to grow up in a 2 parent household without addressing any of the underlying sociological, economic or historical circumstances that may have contributed to that statistic, the only aspect left to discuss is the races that are being compared and their inherent desire to raise their children in a stable home.
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Especially when you throw in something about how one-parent families are a product of "black culture," as if "black culture" isn't shaped heavily by systemic forces exerted against it by the dominant class.