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  1. 03-29-2008, 01:04 #8
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    Default Re: Violence in US and Britain/Europe

    Spin it all you'd like. There are more poor white people in the U.S. than there are black people, yet somehow we still only commit around 47% of the murders. You can't simply put it down to poverty - although that is a huge contributor. A better question is why are they still so impoverished? Why isn't giving them things for free and trying to be their best friends not working?

    There is a real problem - I'm not saying it is genetic, that it isn't because of poverty, or that it can't be fixed, but there is a big problem that starts and ends with minorities (particularly black minorities).

    Heterogenaity creates serious problems - when you throw a people into a country who have no real ties to the legal system WOW - They have no respect for the legal system? Why is that? I can't figure it out
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