Statistics show a correlation between poverty and crime and that whites arrested for the same crimes are more likely acquitted. Most crime is intra-racial meaning by and against people of the same race, however white collar crimes hurts everyone. I’d never suggest the abortion of innocent white baby boys with the belief of lowering the rates of white collar crime, serial killers, child abduction/molestation, rather we should address the cause or else statistics can be used to justify horrific crimes against humanity and or neglect of various groups.

At one job, I quoted in print as having said things that would never pass my lips, but that only had to happen once before I got very tough with the media from then on.

What I think this shows is that conservatives have to be very aware of not just what they say, but the worst way their statements will be taken. That’s not pc, that’s just picking your words carefully. None of us are making comments in a vacuum. I mean, what does it gain a person to make a point that’s philosophically sound, but gets that person (and everyone supporting that point of view) labeled as the very thing they decry?

I don’t understand why Bennett and others don’t point this out themselves.

I remember it EXACTLY like that.. he was pointing out the absurdity of the argument by following it to the most extreme conclusion……

why can’t people understand this? Are we to the point that white people should just shut up and never even utter the word “black”? Even if to point out the racism of OTHERS???????

Jesus Harold Christ, this world is going to shit.

You state Bennett followed up with..”you could abort EVERY baby in this country and eliminate crime”.

I thought he said something like that also,but I have not found a reference to it or a transcript that includes it since, even though I emailed the show and encouraged them to include this. I think this additional bit takes whatever little cause for claiming racism out of it all together. Do you have a source, or just remember hearing it like I did??

Thanks

I know what you’re saying, Fred, but I’m not ready to say all of Germany knew what was going on. As I understand it, many were horrified when the concentration camps gave up the dead, the survivors and the “experiments.” The people thought he could solve their problems, but didn’t know how he was going to go about doing it.

That sci-fi series “V” did a good job of retelling the Nazi’s rise to power.

I’m also thinking of that little 1970s history experiment called “The Wave,” or Jane Elliott’s blue eye/brown eye exercise also show how easily people can be manipulated when fed enough of what they want to hear.