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Originally Posted by Alarti0001
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561 known people killed by police this year: "Don't Blame all cops".
5 Dallas cops killed last night: Blame Obama & the entire BLM movement
Daywolf defined.
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It's good to have all the facts when quoting statistics, sheepboy.
Did you know that you're far more likely to be shot and killed by police if you're white than if you're black?
In 2016, there are been 566 people killed by police. Of those, 136 were black. Last year, 306 of the 1,146 people killed by police were black. Once again, the largest race group affected were whites.
Did you know that 0.000178 percent (566) of the U.S. population has been killed by police so far this year?
And in the entirety of 2015, 0.00036 percent (1,146) of the population was killed by police. Don't get me wrong; I'm not trivializing the number. We are talking about human lives here. Still, I just want to give some perspective--especially in light of the fact that our media, social activists and politicians would have us think that use of deadly force by police is commonplace. It's not.
Did you know of the 566 people killed by police in 2016, 14 percent (82) were unarmed?
And of the 82 unarmed, 25 were black. Does that jibe with what the president said when he told us that the recent officer involved shootings in Minnesota and Louisiana are "symptomatic of a broader set of racial disparities that exist in our criminal justice system"?
Farrakhan,
LAST NIGHT
"When you are willing and not afraid anymore to pay the price for freedom -- don't let this white man tell you that violence is wrong," Farrakhan said. "Every damn thing that he got, he got it by being violent -- killing people, raping and robbing and murdering. He's doing it as we speak, and then he has the nerve to come and tell us that violence and hatred won't get it. Don't buy that!"
Speaking about white people as one entity, Farrakhan proclaimed, "He is worthy to be hated." He also claimed that "God hates," and man is no better than God.