Oh I agree with you 100% on that. That's what I was saying. I just think that location isn't the only reason why sentences are much harsher for crack than cocaine.
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The CIA selling, indirectly or somewhat directly, crack cocaine into black neighborhoods is believable to me. There's a long history of our government doing really shady shit to sell guns, make profit, and topple foreign governments and this fits the bill.
That said, at worst, I think the gov't didn't care because it was poor black communities, mostly being affected. I still don't think that the USG had some sort of master plan to sabotage black communities by introducing crack cocaine into them.
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I think that people care more about themselves than they do about racism or racial purity and stuff like that. Take slavery for example. Obviously, it was totally morally reprehensible, but it was more about rich landowners wanting to make money than oppressing black people.
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