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LeopoldBloom You're being obtuse if you don't think crack addiction primarily affected Black people, and opioid addiction primarily affects white people
Ok, point taken. However, both are substance abuse issues and we both know that if a national effort was made to combat such issues, both types of addictions would be eligible for aid. I made several recommendations of issues that I thought warranted more important consideration, not just this one. I also mentioned homeless people and people without health care.
Sentencing for equal amounts of crack was notably harsher than for cocaine (which was another drug whose users tended to be white). I'm sure you can come up with "logical" reasons for this disparity having nothing to do with the perpetrators' skin color.
😂 Really? You are attempting to mock me for using logic? Sorry hazzie, but that's just absurd. You're goddam right I will use logic, reason and data to refute your points. You believe otherwise? I'm gonna do the strawman thing here and say, so you believe every government policy decision should be based on your feelings??? 🤪
The rest of your comment was non-sequitor nonsense, and has nothing to do with the topic at hand.
Yeah, that's right, the topic is still "systemic racism". I guess you moved off that point because I so effectively countered your anecdotal example of hiring decisions being inherently racist?