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Re:Crime reports show 62,8% of New York City's 2013 murder victums were black |
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Posted by The Silence on Mon Sep 1 01:36:45 2014, in response to Re: Salaam doesn't know when to quit, posted by SelkirkTMO on Mon Sep 1 01:03:11 2014. Just consider this (I will speak to you because I find you to be a reasonable person)http://www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/downloads/pdf/analysis_and_planning/2013_year_end_enforcement_report.pdf In New York city last year, 62.9% of the people murdered (and for Salaam's sake, that means the person who killed them wanted to kill them) were Black. Of the total number of murderers, only 5.8% were white. And you know that 5.8% did not all kill the same kind of people. Meanwhile, Blacks accounted for 55.8% of murder suspects. The next highest totals are Hispanics at 25% of victims and 35% for suspects. Last year the NYPD was forced to kill about 7 people. All told, about 333 people were murdered in New York City last year assuming none were killed in the last two days of the year since the article obsiously would not mention them. that's 210 of Salaam's "People". Even if all the people cops shot were black, that's 203 people who were not. 203 people Salaam refuses to care about. All his is worried about is the 7. Last time I checked, 203 is a much bigger number than 7. For every person killed by a cop, 29 Black people were killed by someone else. I feel sad for every single one of them. To call me some of the things people have said just even more heartless. If anything, I'm the one defending them, because some of you can't be bothered. The innocent who have to die because you don't care enough to stop it! Are there People who celebrate when "Nubians" are killed? Probably. Am I one of them? Fuck no. Does that give you the right to suddenly start labeling me a kinsman and a Nazi because someone can't process the proper usage on a word? No it does not. Not in the least bit. |
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