Bloodshade wrote:Bear Stearns wrote:Speaking of racist numbers! Between 1882 and 1968, 4,743 people were lynched in the United States. 3,446 were black (73%), and 1,297 were white (27%). 4,743 over 86 years, or about 55 per year. When you look at blacks specifically, that drops to 41 per year.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynching_in_the_United_States
What's astounding is that in 2016, about 2,600 blacks were killed by other blacks. This number holds in 2017 and in 2018. This means that over that three year period, about 7,800 blacks were killed by other blacks (actual number is 7,797). More African-Americans have murdered each other in the past three years than were ever lynched over an 86-year period when white-on-black crime was the most socially tolerated it ever was in the US. That's insane, isn't it?!
Okay, and your point is? You can throw around statistics as much as you like but it's meaningless on its own. What is your conclusion from this data?
You think this data tells you nothing...
Well, the conclusion that can be drawn is that black people are more dangerous to themselves today than whites were during the most racist time in American history. Which either means that American history wasn't really that bad or that the black community has a lot of problems with criminality.



