After reading the post several times, I'm still not sure whether you're making an actual argument. Which is really unusual. It reads to me like a mockery of an issue that is quite serious to other people. Which I would think is unproductive. Honest question: Cognitive dissonance?https://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays/status/1271538487242575872 …
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A low crime neighborhood has feedback on a cop's nervous system. Less danger creates less stress and less felt need to be hypervigilant.
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This driving while black is a thing.
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Yes! All qualifiers for ‘systemic!!’ It should be happening to all...not just some in particular areas and to poor/not poor.
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No. That's so obviously a wrong conclusion from comparing apples (students encountering a well-trained police force operating on a campus) to oranges (people encountering a less well-trained, potentially trigger-happy police in a poor neighborhood).
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He didnt say Ivy League students. He said "Ivy League Educated" who could be anywhere in the world
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Related to this: What's the relationship between wealth and racism? Could racial disparities in wealth be partly the result of racism (think of your examples of "ordinary" racism like denying jobs)?
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