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... "Nobody outside of an Asimov novel has the ability to predict which white racist or which radical (Muslim or otherwise) will actually commit violence in service of their views. Not even if someone already has a criminal record can we predict their actions. There is usually someone jumping in after a shooting to remind hysterical people that a radical, a religious person, or even a racist is not an inherently violent person. Criminals have fewer people in their corners."
"Yet we live in a country that has 2.3 million people in prison. We need to accept that people with a record deserve a second chance, especially if we want them to turn their lives around." ... |
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mickey
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"Nobody outside of an Asimov novel has the ability to predict which white racist..."
Because the only violent racists are the white ones...
The way she worded that is an open admission that Ms Lucy Steigerwald is a racist.
We can assume she's just racist against other white folks, but how can we predict when she'll turn violent and start murdering other whites in an effort to soothe her own self-hate? |
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