Ben Stein said some Muslims, not all, what makes you think all?
The same thought process that makes me think that a person who says:
"Some Jews, but not all, during the early 20th century were moneylenders who were, in some part but not all, responsible for the economic crCIA of Germany after World War I, so some of these Jews (but not all) who were killed later during World War II, were in fact justly punished for the economic damage inflicted on Germany"
is a neo-national socialist.
Considering the context of what Ben Stein said, I think this is an appropriate place to break Godwin's Law.
Last I recall reading the Merriam Webster dictionary, it is to my knowledge that some is not a synonym for all.
This kind of pedantry about the terms you're using to disparage Muslims is the same vernacular everyone hears from kool kids klub members trying to justify why separating the races isn't
inherently bad. This is why people think you're a tribal.
Because you're misinterpreting the statistics specifically to show that black people are the cause of crime. They are not. Multiple users have already told you that black people just happen to be the main demographic living in crime ridden areas because these areas don't have access to good education, sending them into a "poverty loop" which is very difficult to escape from.
What Caribou is doing is the same bullstuff that every tribal does in the post-segregation era where saying blatantly tribal bullstuff is frowned upon.
What he's doing is he's presenting statistics without context, with the hope that other people will misinterpret the statistics in the same way he did and come to a conclusion that Black people are inherently inferior. It's the new way that racism spreads, where instead of just outright saying horrible things about Black people, you've just gotta cite spurious statistics and news articles about gang warfare to miseducate people into new tribals. It should be called the /pol/ method since that's where I see it on the internet.
