Misconceptions Based on Race, 'Genetics', et. al.

DarkSkies · Aug 10, 2015

Greataxe said: ↑

You can't have it both ways. You squawk about Black sterotypes on one hand, then say that Blacks should then by their own Black African standards and culture on the other.

Of course you don't like the idea of genetic, biometric IQ testing done----that wouls spoil the argument about slavery and the evil Whites and other outsiders keeping the Black man down.

The highest African standard of living can be seen by what Detroit is now: a ****hole.

South Africa is becoming worse since it is becoming more like a primitive, corrupt 3rd World state. Just like you like it.
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There is no both ways on this. You brought up a stereotype and I'm giving reasons why I believe it's wrong. Judging Africans by a European standard makes no sense. They are two entirely different people, have entirely different histories, live in entirely different environments, have vastly different cultures, and so forth.

Black people are pretty industrious and creative. They have a long history of doing very well for themselves even during slavery days in America when they weren't even allowed to read and write. Nothing really keeps Black people down except buying into and internalizing anti-black rhetoric. And imagine a scientist or doctor, who has the sentiments you expressed in this thread, wanting to learn more about your internal workings. Nothing but harm will come from it.

The African standard of living cannot be seen in Detroit. If you want to see examples of African standards in America, you have to look at the towns established by slave descendants or towns where slave descendants combined their wealth and political power (e.g. Rosewood, Tulsa, Atlanta).

S. Africa is becoming third-world because, like all European civilizations, it is unsustainable. The question now is what non-white country will be invaded next so they can try again.

Greataxe · Aug 10, 2015

DarkSkies said: ↑

There is no both ways on this. You brought up a stereotype and I'm giving reasons why I believe it's wrong. Judging Africans by a European standard makes no sense. They are two entirely different people, have entirely different histories, live in entirely different environments, have vastly different cultures, and so forth.

Black people are pretty industrious and creative. They have a long history of doing very well for themselves even during slavery days in America when they weren't even allowed to read and write. Nothing really keeps Black people down except buying into and internalizing anti-black rhetoric. And imagine a scientist or doctor, who has the sentiments you expressed in this thread, wanting to learn more about your internal workings. Nothing but harm will come from it.

The African standard of living cannot be seen in Detroit. If you want to see examples of African standards in America, you have to look at the towns established by slave descendants or towns where slave descendants combined their wealth and political power (e.g. Rosewood, Tulsa, Atlanta).

S. Africa is becoming third-world because, like all European civilizations, it is unsustainable. The question now is what non-white country will be invaded next so they can try again.
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Sorry, but Blacks are people too. And they should not be given protected status as perpetual supervictims of slavery. They should be ranked by WORLD standards. So it entirely right to judge them next to Whites, Asians, Hispanics, Abos, Indians, Native Americans---everyone.

Anyone who supports Affirmative Action is as racist as anyone in the KKK.

DarkSkies · Aug 10, 2015

Greataxe said: ↑

Sorry, but Blacks are people too. And they should not be given protected status as perpetual supervictims of slavery. They should be ranked by WORLD standards. So it entirely right to judge them next to Whites, Asians, Hispanics, Abos, Indians, Native Americans---everyone.

Anyone who supports Affirmative Action is as racist as anyone in the KKK.
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The "World" standards are mostly set by Westerners. None of the groups you listed are the same.

Blacks given protected status as perpetual super victims of slavery sounds like another misconception worth debunking.

The Affirmative Action remark is pretty random since I spoke on how it helps whites more than anyone else upthread.

Moriah · Aug 10, 2015

DarkSkies said: ↑

There is no both ways on this. You brought up a stereotype and I'm giving reasons why I believe it's wrong. Judging Africans by a European standard makes no sense. They are two entirely different people, have entirely different histories, live in entirely different environments, have vastly different cultures, and so forth.

Black people are pretty industrious and creative. They have a long history of doing very well for themselves even during slavery days in America when they weren't even allowed to read and write. Nothing really keeps Black people down except buying into and internalizing anti-black rhetoric. And imagine a scientist or doctor, who has the sentiments you expressed in this thread, wanting to learn more about your internal workings. Nothing but harm will come from it.

The African standard of living cannot be seen in Detroit. If you want to see examples of African standards in America, you have to look at the towns established by slave descendants or towns where slave descendants combined their wealth and political power (e.g. Rosewood, Tulsa, Atlanta).

S. Africa is becoming third-world because, like all European civilizations, it is unsustainable. The question now is what non-white country will be invaded next so they can try again.
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Jealous racists burned down Rosewood. Tulsa too. Wasn't Tulsa referred to as the Black Wall Street?

Moriah · Aug 10, 2015

DarkSkies said: ↑

The "World" standards are mostly set by Westerners. None of the groups you listed are the same.

Blacks given protected status as perpetual super victims of slavery sounds like another misconception worth debunking.

The Affirmative Action remark is pretty random since I spoke on how it helps whites more than anyone else upthread.
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DarkSkies, don't waste your time on this one. No explaination will be good enough, no matter what you say.

Moriah · Aug 10, 2015

Greataxe said: ↑

Sorry, but Blacks are people too. And they should not be given protected status as perpetual supervictims of slavery. They should be ranked by WORLD standards. So it entirely right to judge them next to Whites, Asians, Hispanics, Abos, Indians, Native Americans---everyone.

Anyone who supports Affirmative Action is as racist as anyone in the KKK.
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"Blacks are people too"--- I learn something new here every day.

DarkSkies · Aug 10, 2015

Moriah said: ↑

Jealous racists burned down Rosewood. Tulsa too. Wasn't Tulsa referred to as the Black Wall Street?
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This is a pretty good point. By burning down towns established by slave descendants, evidence that blacks can flourish well on their own is destroyed. Black Wall Street does refer to the then affluent area in Greenwood, Tulsa.

rayznack · Aug 12, 2015

DarkSkies said: ↑

S. Africa is becoming third-world because, like all European civilizations, it is unsustainable. The question now is what non-white country will be invaded next so they can try again.
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Do the people from the rape, homicide and HIV capital of the world - sub-Saharan Africa - know Europe is unsustainable when they flood European cities?

DarkSkies · Aug 13, 2015

rayznack said: ↑

Do the people from the rape, homicide and HIV capital of the world - sub-Saharan Africa - know Europe is unsustainable when they flood European cities?
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Before I respond to your question, I have to address the stereotypical statement regarding Sub-Saharan Africa being the rape, murder, HIV capital of the world.

Rape: While two SS African countries have the worst rape rates worldwide, the other 43 SS African countries are beat by Belgium, Sweden, and New Zealand. It is fair to say that the one country is the capital, but not the full SSA.

Murder: The top 5 murder capitals of the world goes to Central & Southern American countries, not SSA.

HIV: India has the highest # of people living with AIDS. Also, some Asian and European countries beat out many SS African countries. Further, Mauritania, an SSA country, has some of the lowest instances of people living with HIV/AIDS (it places 93 out of 100) beating out many 1st-world countries.

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With that out of the way, for your question "Do the people from [debunked stereotype] sub-Saharan Africa - know Europe is unsustainable when they flood European cities?" my answer is "apparently not!"

rayznack · Aug 13, 2015

DarkSkies said: ↑

Before I respond to your question, I have to address the stereotypical statement regarding Sub-Saharan Africa being the rape, murder, HIV capital of the world.

Rape: While two SS African countries have the worst rape rates worldwide, the other 43 SS African countries are beat by Belgium, Sweden, and New Zealand. It is fair to say that the one country is the capital, but not the full SSA.

Murder: The top 5 murder capitals of the world goes to Central & Southern American countries, not SSA.

HIV: India has the highest # of people living with AIDS. Also, some Asian and European countries beat out many SS African countries. Further, Mauritania, an SSA country, has some of the lowest instances of people living with HIV/AIDS (it places 93 out of 100) beating out many 1st-world countries.

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With that out of the way, for your question "Do the people from [debunked stereotype] sub-Saharan Africa - know Europe is unsustainable when they flood European cities?" my answer is "apparently not!"
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SSA has the highest HIV infection rates - which is what matters.

We're not comparing absolute numbers as you instinctively compared murder and rape rates between various countries for rape and murder.

I was aware of the homicide rates in Latin America being higher than SSA, but SSA's rates are embarrassing as well.

Nations have different definitions of rape as well as differences in reporting, etc.

No, I don't believe for a second forcible rape rates in Belgium, Sweden and New Zealand are as high as SSA.

DarkSkies · Aug 14, 2015

rayznack said: ↑

SSA has the highest HIV infection rates - which is what matters.

We're not comparing absolute numbers as you instinctively compared murder and rape rates between various countries for rape and murder.

I was aware of the homicide rates in Latin America being higher than SSA, but SSA's rates are embarrassing as well.

Nations have different definitions of rape as well as differences in reporting, etc.

No, I don't believe for a second forcible rape rates in Belgium, Sweden and New Zealand are as high as SSA.
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Judging by this reading, these are forcible rapes: http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/top-5-countries-highest-rates-rape-1434355
Sweden is #2 right behind 1 SS African country

The other countries on the list aren't SSA countries meaning 44 SSA countries got beat out by European and Island areas.

rayznack · Aug 14, 2015

DarkSkies said: ↑

Judging by this reading, these are forcible rapes: http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/top-5-countries-highest-rates-rape-1434355
Sweden is #2 right behind 1 SS African country

The other countries on the list aren't SSA countries meaning 44 SSA countries got beat out by European and Island areas.
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The article merely cited Sweden's overall rape statistics.

So, no, you are wrong.

A frequently cited source when comparing Swedish rape statistics internationally is the regularly published report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). In 2012, according to the report by UNODC, Sweden was quoted as having 66.5 cases of reported rapes per 100,000 population,[33] based on official statistics by Brå.[34] This is the highest number of reported rape of any nation in the report. The high number of reported rapes in Sweden can partly be explained by the comparatively broad definition of rape, the method of which the Swedish police record rapes, a high confidence in the criminal justice system, and an effort by the Government to decrease the number of unreported rapes.[note 1][8][9][15][35]
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_in_Sweden

As far as who's committing forcible rape and sexual assault in Sweden, most likely non-Swedes are over-represented:

Immigrants are overrepresented in Sweden's crime statistics. In a study by the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention in 1997-2001, 25% of the almost 1,520,000 offences were found to be committed by people born abroad, while almost 20% were committed by Swedish-born people with a foreign background. In the study, immigrants were found to be four times more likely to be investigated for lethal violence and robbery than ethnic Swedes. In addition, immigrants were three times more likely to be investigated for violent assault, and five times more likely to be investigated for sex crimes. Overall, North Africa and Western Asia were strongly overrepresented in the crime statistics. The report is based on statistics for those "suspected" of offences, but Stina Holmberg of the Council for Crime Prevention said that there was "little difference" in the statistics for those suspected of crimes and those actually convicted. "Slightly under 60 percent of the almost 1,520,000 offences ... registered during the period covered by the study can be attributed to persons who were born in Sweden to two Swedish-born parents," it said.[35]
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_and_crime#Sweden

And if you don't like Wikipedia, check the links cited in the paragraphs.

No one is dumb enough to believe Europe has the same forcible rape rates as SSA.

I suggest you also read this thread further explaining the complicated picture of Sweden's rape statistics:

https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/36d3z8/is_sweden_now_the_rape_capital_of_the_world_no/

DarkSkies · Aug 15, 2015

rayznack said: ↑

The article merely cited Sweden's overall rape statistics.

So, no, you are wrong.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_in_Sweden

As far as who's committing forcible rape and sexual assault in Sweden, most likely non-Swedes are over-represented:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_and_crime#Sweden

And if you don't like Wikipedia, check the links cited in the paragraphs.

No one is dumb enough to believe Europe has the same forcible rape rates as SSA.

I suggest you also read this thread further explaining the complicated picture of Sweden's rape statistics:

https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/36d3z8/is_sweden_now_the_rape_capital_of_the_world_no/
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If the Swedish say it's rape, then it's rape ¯\_(&#12484_/¯. They expanded the definition to cover those who get taken advantage of while asleep/intoxicated, which makes sense.

You slander 40+ SSA countries off of one or two SSA countries. It is fair to say that S. Africa is the rape capital of the world (per capita) or the United States (in totals), but it is pretty dishonest to say the full SSA is the rape capital of the world. Anyway, the vast majority of the SSA uses vigilante justice for certain crimes and many of those ethnic groups have very different cultural norms from those groups in S. Africa. This is why for the most part, rape crimes are low to non existent in many SSA countries.

Violent Crimes: Rape (by Total Numbers)

Violent Crimes: Rape (Per Capita)

I hope you check out the rankings in total rapes and per capita. Judging by your remarks, the information will surprise you.

DarkSkies · Aug 17, 2015

For some odd reason people believe Africans started/invented slavery. The first known slaves are said to be of the civilization developed by the Sumerians in Mesopotamia (now mostly Iraq) around 3500 B.C.

As for New World slavery, that was started by the Portuguese.

http://franklaughter.tripod.com/cgi-bin/histprof/misc/slavery1.html

http://www.brycchancarey.com/slavery/chrono2.htm

Hopefully, idea that Africans started slavery should die upon receiving this information.

DarkSkies · Oct 17, 2015

Some believe that if it weren't for outside races, Africans wouldn't be able to feed themselves. In other words, or in their words, "If it weren't for the Europeans, Africans would be starving to death" or something similar. This type of thinking should be easily countered through common sense. If Africans were able to survive thousands upon thousands (100's of thousands) of years without help, then they really didn't need any outside help to feed themselves.

Think of the uncontacted tribes in some parts of Asia, the Americas, and Africa. These tribes have been feeding themselves this whole time and need no outside intervention.

CKW · Oct 17, 2015

DarkSkies said: ↑

I've seen a few ideas on multiculturalism floating around this forum. Some of the sentiments are that multiculturalism is driven by the need for votes, cheap labor, usurping the native culture, etc. After much thought, I think businesses are the main, if not sole, drivers of so called multiculturalism. Consider the following in America:

Many African Americans are in this country because European Americans didn't want to pay other White people a fair wage for cotton picking and other work.

Many Southern Americans (Mexicans and all) are in this country because Capitalist don't want to pay other Americans a fair wage for doing menial jobs.

Many other foreigners are in this country because American companies want cheap H1B visa workers instead of paying Americans a decent wage for high-skilled jobs.

The idea of multiculturalism looks like a smokescreen for cheap labor. The foreign races coming into America can't get the blame. It should go to businesses.
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Our immigration policies and how immigrants are directed to assimilate or not, depends on our government. Not businesses.

DarkSkies · Oct 17, 2015

One race-based misconception floating around is that blacks contributed little to nothing to the modern world in terms of science and technology. This type of thinking is easily debunked through the patent office:

https://webfiles.uci.edu/mcbrown/display/inventor_list.html

"But what about indigenous Africans?"

Most of them do not necessarily reinvent the wheel of industrial history, but show that their contribution should be taken into account in the industrialization process of the African continent. Graduates or self-taught, these men and women of exception have already built helicopters, cars, space rockets, boats, lawn mowers, etc.. These inventions are almost always self-financed, and it is a constant across the continent.

The list of inventors and their inventions will be updated as we receive information on other inventors so that Africans and the world can see what they are capable of.

The industrial revolution in Africa, which is still in its embryonic stage, will be greatly facilitated if Africans lose their inferiority complex vis-à-vis the rest of the world, begin to believe in themselves and consume made in Africa capital goods. In fact, the vast majority of African inventors design and manufacture equipment to assist in limiting imports. They believe that Africa can become independent in several industrial areas; an ideal that we share within Kumatoo.
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Smart Mouse
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Gerard Niyondiko
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(Traffic Regulation)
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[TD="class: imTD cbkc7 cbct1 cbcl1, align: center"] Ishmael Msiza
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[TD="class: imTD cbkc7 cbct1 cbcl1, align: center"] Chris Nsamba
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[TD="class: imTD cbkc7 cbct1 cbcl1, align: center"] Victor and Johnson Obasa
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[TD="class: imTD cbkc7 cbct1 cbcl1, align: center"] Kwadwo Safo
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[TD="class: imTD cbkc7 cbct1 cbcl1, align: center"] Ugandan Students
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[TD="class: imTD cbkc7 cbct1 cbcl1, align: center"] Ezekiel Izuogu
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[TD="class: imTD cbkc7 cbct1 cbcl1, align: center"] Sandrine Ngalula Mubenga
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[TD="class: imTD cbkc7 cbct1 cbcl1, align: center"] Steeve Burkhalter Samba
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DarkSkies · Oct 17, 2015

CKW said: ↑

Our immigration policies and how immigrants are directed to assimilate or not, depends on our government. Not businesses.
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Please explain. I see absolutely nothing that counters what I put forth in terms of businesses basically demanding foreign labor because they are unwilling to pay the people already here or anywhere in 1st-world nations in certain industries.

As far as assimilation goes, it only occurs when it is more economically expedient to do so. We have a "Press 2 for English" for a reason.

CKW · Oct 17, 2015

DarkSkies said: ↑

I've seen a few ideas on multiculturalism floating around this forum. Some of the sentiments are that multiculturalism is driven by the need for votes, cheap labor, usurping the native culture, etc. After much thought, I think businesses are the main, if not sole, drivers of so called multiculturalism. Consider the following in America:

Many African Americans are in this country because European Americans didn't want to pay other White people a fair wage for cotton picking and other work.
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African Americans are in this country because slave labor and owning slaves was legal...legalized by our government. Eventually, owning slaves in the North became illegal because those states dictated it as "illegal" which meant businesses did not have the option of owning slaves. Regardless of how they thought it might benefit their business.

DarkSkies said: ↑

Many Southern Americans (Mexicans and all) are in this country because Capitalist don't want to pay other Americans a fair wage for doing menial jobs.
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Many illegal Hispanics are in this country because our government does not keep our borders secure and does not take active measures to deter illegal crossings. This is because the people in government see illegals as a tool for power for a variety of reasons.

DarkSkies said: ↑

Many other foreigners are in this country because American companies want cheap H1B visa workers instead of paying Americans a decent wage for high-skilled jobs.
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Yes. But only the government controls who we accept to work in our nation and who we don't. Businesses can take advantage due to what our government decides or they can suffer for it. Government is in control.

DarkSkies said: ↑

The idea of multiculturalism looks like a smokescreen for cheap labor. The foreign races coming into America can't get the blame. It should go to businesses.
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Multiculturalism is anti-Americanism. Its creating victims by not assimilating immigrants into our culture so that they can succeed. This makes immigrants vulnerable. Our government is in control of how we assimilate or not assimilate our immigrants.

DarkSkies · Oct 17, 2015

DarkSkies said: ↑

I've seen a few ideas on multiculturalism floating around this forum. Some of the sentiments are that multiculturalism is driven by the need for votes, cheap labor, usurping the native culture, etc. After much thought, I think businesses are the main, if not sole, drivers of so called multiculturalism. Consider the following in America:
Many African Americans are in this country because European Americans didn't want to pay other White people a fair wage for cotton picking and other work.
Click to expand...

CKW said: ↑

African Americans are in this country because slave labor and owning slaves was legal...legalized by our government. Eventually, owning slaves in the North became illegal because those states dictated it as "illegal" which meant businesses did not have the option of owning slaves. Regardless of how they thought it might benefit their business.
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I believe this is partially true, partially false. Slaves were still brought to the US even after it became illegal (e.g. History of Cudjoe Lewis). Slavery was legal because of economics. It was not a government demand, but a business demand (many industries involved).

DarkSkies said: ↑

Many Southern Americans (Mexicans and all) are in this country because Capitalist don't want to pay other Americans a fair wage for doing menial jobs.
Click to expand...

CKW said: ↑

Many illegal Hispanics are in this country because our government does not keep our borders secure and does not take active measures to deter illegal crossings. This is because the people in government see illegals as a tool for power for a variety of reasons.
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There are many incentives for illegal Hispanics to cross the border, especially jobs. When the recession hit, many went back home. The government doesn't help with all its gimmes, but the biggest incentives are under-the table jobs or day-laboring for pay.

DarkSkies said: ↑

Many other foreigners are in this country because American companies want cheap H1B visa workers instead of paying Americans a decent wage for high-skilled jobs.
Click to expand...

CKW said: ↑

Yes. But only the government controls who we accept to work in our nation and who we don't. Businesses can take advantage due to what our government decides or they can suffer for it. Government is in control.
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I'm not too big on government interference in the marketplace, so even though you may be mostly correct here, I feel like I have to push back somewhat. The way Americans make their purchases creates demands for real cheap labor. It is up to Americans to pay the full cost of quality American goods and services over that of cheaply made goods made overseas or from illegal labor. The government is not in control, the consumers/citizens are.

DarkSkies said: ↑

The idea of multiculturalism looks like a smokescreen for cheap labor. The foreign races coming into America can't get the blame. It should go to businesses.
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Multiculturalism is anti-Americanism. Its creating victims by not assimilating immigrants into our culture so that they can succeed. This makes immigrants vulnerable. Our government is in control of how we assimilate or not assimilate our immigrants.[/QUOTE]
The government has a very small hand in assimilation. It is up to the citizens in how they interact with immigrants and the policies they push through governments for how to deal with immigrants. Government is the result of citizen participation or apathy.

rayznack · Oct 18, 2015

DarkSkies said: ↑

One race-based misconception floating around is that blacks contributed little to nothing to the modern world in terms of science and technology. This type of thinking is easily debunked through the patent office:

https://webfiles.uci.edu/mcbrown/display/inventor_list.html

"But what about indigenous Africans?"
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Gravity control?

I couldn't find anything on such an impressive sounding device, but I did look up Arthur Zang's 'invention' of grafting the functions of a heart monitor onto a tablet.

DarkSkies · Oct 18, 2015

rayznack said: ↑

Gravity control?

I couldn't find anything on such an impressive sounding device, but I did look up Arthur Zang's 'invention' of grafting the functions of a heart monitor onto a tablet.
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The gravity control listing is hosted under projects/inventions with the mechanism being part of a larger project. It's good you went ahead and looked up another even with a dismissiveness in response, but feel free to look up more. My goal is to address negative misconceptions and stereotypes based on race and viewer participation helps.

DarkSkies · Nov 7, 2015

One of the things that pop up every once in a while is some mantra that black men are raping white women while the reverse barely, if ever, happens.

Trying to find supporting evidence for this reveals something different. Different like the rallying cry is false. Here are a few numbers, facts, and supporting evidence that counter the claim:

Race of victim
Victims of rape were about evenly divided between whites and blacks; in about 88% of forcible rapes, the victim and offender were of the same race.

-bjs.gov
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Here are the latest numbers for rape by offender:
White: 8946
Black: 4229

-fbi.gov

Please note that the FBI numbers include the expanded legal definition of rape that started being reported by the FBI in 2012. Still, the stats are still lower than they were in 2012 when this category was labelled 'forcible rape'. In other words, when they collected data for forcible rapes, the numbers were higher than they are now under the expanded definition of rape.

Now for breakdown:
White: 88% of 8946 is 7872 White women raped and 1074 Black women.

Black: 88% of 4229 is 3722 Black women raped and 507 White women.

Now, at this rate, it is a little more than a 2:1 ratio for White offenders compared to Blacks in interracial rape.

Hopefully the "black-on-white rape" mantra dies upon receiving this information.

[HR][/HR]
** This misconception can change from misconception to fact with new evidence.

rayznack · Nov 7, 2015

DarkSkies said: ↑

One of the things that pop up every once in a while is some mantra that black men are raping white women while the reverse barely, if ever, happens.

Trying to find supporting evidence for this reveals something different. Different like the rallying cry is false. Here are a few numbers, facts, and supporting evidence that counter the claim:

Here are the latest numbers for rape by offender:
White: 8946
Black: 4229

-fbi.gov

Please note that the FBI numbers include the expanded legal definition of rape that started being reported by the FBI in 2012. Still, the stats are still lower than they were in 2012 when this category was labelled 'forcible rape'. In other words, when they collected data for forcible rapes, the numbers were higher than they are now under the expanded definition of rape.

Now for breakdown:
White: 88% of 8946 is 7872 White women raped and 1074 Black women.

Black: 88% of 4229 is 3722 Black women raped and 507 White women.

Now, at this rate, it is a little more than a 2:1 ratio for White offenders compared to Blacks in interracial rape.

Hopefully the "black-on-white rape" mantra dies upon receiving this information.

[HR][/HR]
** This misconception can change from misconception to fact with new evidence.
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The FBI publishes data on race of victim and perpetrator of sexual assault and rape, showing blacks annually rape and sexually assaulted approximately 10,000 white women annually and whites rape and sexually assaulted less than a dozen black women.

DarkSkies · Nov 7, 2015

rayznack said: ↑

The FBI publishes data on race of victim and perpetrator of sexual assault and rape, showing blacks annually rape and sexually assaulted approximately 10,000 white women annually and whites rape and sexually assaulted less than a dozen black women.
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Correction: The FBI publishes data on race of victim and perpetrator of HOMICIDE crimes.

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