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There is nothing to consider. The premise is either racism, or a complete misunderstanding of the issue, for either "gang violence" or "cops" respectively.
So no, I won't consider from your perspective, because the basis is flawed. There is nothing for me to comment on about a completely incorrect comparison.
Exactly. Both examples utilize the same fallacy that racists use. Thank you for proving my point.
Since you're just making straw-men in bad faith, I figure I might as well do the same. See how this works?
No, you're misunderstanding. One applies (in-group - cops. Unified group by nature of policing). Other group, unrelated, only way to relate them is racism.
Listen, your lack of understanding here is not my problem. If you're being honest and don't understand the issue, then I'd recommend you look at the history of policing, how its shaped modern policing, the current methods of policing being employed and how they are used to target racial groups (including and especially gang laws, like three strikes laws), and then you should understand the difference and can shut racists down.
If all you're going to do is keep repeating that you think its valid as an argument, then there isn't much point since you're just ignoring everything I say anyway.
Enjoy your day.
No, clearly you're misunderstanding. Clearly we related that entire group by where they lived and the cultural community from which they reside: the inner-city. Many statistics identify this population of, "the inner-city."
You're utilizing a classic example of profiling and stereotyping by judging all based on a grouping of... Ethnicity, religion, region, profession -- It doesn't matter the what, what matters is the statistical fallacy you employ to advance your prejudice.
So are all cops bastards? No. It's a simple question with a simple answer. Even MCAB would make far more sense.
I have a sneaking suspicion I understand the issue more throughly than you do, so let's just put aside that condescension-card pissing-contest, shall we? How about we just begin with resorting to less obvious logical fallacies?
And thank you. You as well.
Profession is chosen, race is not.
You have a fundamental misunderstanding that can't be passed until you recognize your mistake.
You think discrimination and stereotyping only applies to race? People choose their identity by name and gender — does that make it okay to cast prejudice against those?
You have a demonstrable case of cognitive dissonance if you don't recognize the double-standard above.
By the way, I thought you were finished?
Your misunderstanding remains, this discussion is pointless.
You already said that. Your deflections suggest I have you in perpetual check.
No, as I said there is simply no point until you recognize your fundamental misunderstanding.
You've chosen to ignore that, misinterpret what I said, then make outrageous claims.
So now, I will actually say that this discussion is over. I hope you recognize your mistake in the future.
Alright then.