>>189I'm confused, how are those stats "racist"?
They're just a statistical representation of reality, following your logic, the conclusion is that reality itself is "racist."
> adjective >Showing or feeling discrimination or prejudice against people of other races, or believing that a particular race is superior to another: we are investigating complaints about racist abuse at the club
>discrimination>prejudiceThe statistics include hispanics, whites, even native americans.
They also do not directly condemn any one race for their behavior/criminal data. I really would like you to enlighten me anon.
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>don't agree with your ideals (given that you're actually a white nationalist)I've been waiting for a well thought out counter argument for his ideals, if you could provide one it'd be much appreciated, but don't wanna impose you to.
>false assumptions of correlation>somehow non-Caucasians are violent beasts Like I said in my initial reply to another anon, all OP did was provide legitimate, unbiased statistics, the explanation I'd really like you to give that is more relevant is how you came to that conclusion from that data. Are you saying that if you look at the data of reality in our country the ONLY conclusion is that non-caucasians are violent beasts? What if the stats are skewed? What if all people of african descent in America are brainwashed commit crime by white institutions? You can come to many conclusions that are all over the spectrum of right and left wing but why is it that you choose to assume?
>>244If someone automatically correlates white nationalism with "racism" then they are not making a logical decision for many different reasons. I do not call the Japanese Nationalists racist for their ideals, one because I avoid using meaningless words, and two because I've researched their ideals and non of them really speak negatively about any race
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Yet another anon that I must ask of this, can you please provide a reasonable explanation as to why these statistics are "racist" in any way.