"Racist" Facts White People Daren't Talk About

Black People and Police Brutality in the US

In this video, the speaker challenges the narrative that black people are being disproportionately targeted by predominantly white police officers and a racist criminal justice system in the United States. The speaker argues that black people are more likely to be victims of violent confrontations with police officers than whites because they commit more violent crimes than whites per capita.

Black People and Violent Crime

• Despite making up just 13% of the population, blacks commit around half of homicides in the United States.

• From 2011 to 2013, 38.5% of people arrested for murder, manslaughter, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault were black. This figure is three times higher than the thirteen percent black population figure.

• Black males aged 15 to 34 who account for around 3 percent of the population are responsible for the vast majority of these crimes.

Police Brutality and Race

• Whites are almost twice as likely to be killed by police officers according to data from the Centers for Disease Control between 1999 and 2011.

• If you factor in violent crime offenders, you would expect the number of blacks and whites killed by police to be roughly equal given that they commit a roughly equal number of violent crimes but that's not the case.

• Despite being outnumbered by Whites 5 to 1, blacks commit eight times more crimes against whites than vice-versa according to FBI statistics from 2007. A black male is forty times as likely to assault a white person as the reverse.

Conclusion

• The greater propensity for black people to commit violent crimes is a driving factor as to why blacks are becoming involved in more violent confrontations with police than their 13% population figures suggest they should be.

Arrest and Conviction Rates of Blacks

The argument that arrest and conviction rates of blacks prove that police are racist is debunked by looking at the proportion of offenders identified not by police but by victims as black. Studies suggest that the reason behind blacks being more likely to commit violent crimes are the dual issues of poverty which exacerbates family breakdown and a subculture amongst the black community that is tolerant of and glamorizes crime and violence.

• The National Crime Victimization survey shows that the number of blacks arrested generally correlate with the number of offenders identified as black by victims.

• White metropolitan liberal media further legitimize this violence by openly justifying an even endorsing violent unrest that targeted mainly black owned businesses, encouraging blacks to loot and riot.

• Police brutality is a huge problem within the United States, but until we acknowledge and address the equally important issue of violent criminality within the black community, it will never be resolved.

• By failing to make these facts part of the conversation, black political leaders protest organizers, and white liberal media are complicit in perpetuating a chain reaction of violence that makes more police brutality against black people an inevitable outcome.

Conclusion

Until we acknowledge and address both police brutality against black people and violent criminality within the black community, it will never be resolved. Black political leaders protest organizers, and white liberal media must make these facts part of their conversation to avoid perpetuating a cycle of violence.

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