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| April 11, 2023 |
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Ignoring Clint Eastwood's
advice in "Dirty Harry" that opinions, like
certain body parts, are best kept to yourself.
| Buttigieg
to Tackle ‘Racist Traffic Enforcement’ |
From the article to the left:
The elephant in
the room, the fundamental to which we must never refer, is
propensity toward criminality. It is simply a fact that
blacks, and particularly young black men, engage in lawless
conduct, very much including violent conduct, at rates (by
percentage of population) significantly higher than do other
racial or ethnic groups.
A
new article appeared in my email today:
Black
Democrats called for Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg
to do something about the scourge of “racist traffic
enforcement,” demanding that the nation’s top
infrastructure official address their concerns over actual
problems including train derailments, supply chain issues,
ongoing troubles with the nation’s air travel system
and decaying highways, roads and bridges, yet another
example of how the leftist party sees virtually everything
through the prism of race.
This was authored by
a fellow named Chris Donaldson, published in the
BizPacReview.
What the Black Caucus really knows, or should, is
that "racially motivated traffic stops", if they
are the fault of anyone, rest with the driver, not the
police officer pulling them over. In a country where 13% of
the population commits over 50% of the crimes, anyone who
says "something is wrong" is right, but maybe for
the wrong reason.
"Mayor Pete" isn't over
his really good pay grade here, but is probably beyond his
abilities. Don't believe me, ask anyone in Washington. This
is the guy who complained that "low overhead bridges on
the way to the beach discriminate against minorities riding
a bus."
That was an overhead bridge too far.
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