That's the foundation of the prosecution's case. Emotional appeal and racism is their thing. The most inferior race doing the most inferior job killed a person of the superior race and must be punished!
Where has anybody claimed one race is inferior or superior? [..]
Says the person who likes to threaten assault on people on these forums based on whether you imagine, by what appears to be a very nebulous definition, them to be fascists?
In world war 2 whose side would you of been on i wonder.
Frequently, sadly. Anyone who believes in race and biological group identity believes in a hierarchy of races.
A hierarchy of group identities is the point of belief in biological group identity.
There's an entire powerful ideology explicitly named for the belief that a person's life only matters if they are the "right race" and which acts entirely in accordance with that belief. That's a pretty extreme example of a belief in a hierarchy of races - the belief that one race is so superior to all others that the death of anyone of any of the inferior races doesn't matter.
In world war 2 whose side would you of been on i wonder.
Most likely whatever country they were born into, like most people.
You'd have fit right in with any of the authoritarian regimes. Especially the violent ones.
Where has anybody claimed one race is inferior or superior?
The issue is people in positions of power abusing that power and failing to do the most basic tenets of their job; to protect and serve.
The officer that shot Daniel Shaver should be in jail too.
What do the top 100m sprinters all time have in common?
They're faster than the not top 100m sprinters?
Yes thats true. What else?
The officer that shot Daniel Shaver should be in jail too.
Brailsford's trial for second-degree murder was originally scheduled for February 2017. A defense motion challenging the state's probable cause to send the case to trial; appeals to the Arizona Supreme Court over the release of controversially redacted footage from Brailsford's body camera made a February trial unrealistic. On February 10, 2017, Maricopa County Superior Court Judge George Foster rescheduled the trial for October 23, 2017. Brailsford faced up to 25 years in prison if found guilty of second-degree murder.
On December 7, 2017, after a six-week trial, a jury acquitted Brailsford of all charges.
What do the top 100m sprinters all time have in common?
********. Quite frankly.
People tend to stay around their own races or creeds because of shared experiences and commonalities.
Why do you think Chinatowns exist the world over? It's not racism, it's a people trying to retain their heritage and often, to protect themselves. This doesn't necessitate any kind of hierarchical structure.
It just seems like you're applying your own biases to other people.
Or, alternatively a particular group is over twice as likely to die due to the circumstances being discussed so they were the first to rebel against it.
The whole BLM movement was in part, a reaction to the treatment of a minority group but it also addressed police brutality as a whole. That includes mistreatment of other races.
They're all men.
Edit: Honestly I really don't get what your point is, I know what you're suggesting but it's just... irrelevant.
Well it just seems like a fact that afro carribean men hold the top 10 100m sprint times of all time.
That can't be a coincidence can it?
Look at the top 10 fastest women from 2019
Seems strange doesn't it?
No Chinese in there or indians despite them making up a huge % of the global population.
Wait a second are you implying that genetics and biology make a difference. That sounds like witch craft.
On the subject matter previously mentioned, I think George Orwell's 1984 should be a cumpulsory read for everyone. It's shocking how many similarities there are with todays world and that was written 70 years ago.
It's a great book, I suggest you actually read it.
Yeah, crazy right?
Like the top ten 10 swimmers of all time are all white. It's almost like there are some minor physical differences that benefit specific events, that when taken to an extreme (like the top 10 ever) can provide skewed data sets.
It's a great book, I suggest you actually read it.
I intend too, only glanced over the first few pages so far, finishing off the Expeditionary Force by Craig Alanson first (book 9 of 11)