Defy The Prevailing Narrative
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New article up on the strongest, modern research showing juries are not racist against Blacks, and actually discriminate against Whites.
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The actual racial disparities in the justice system.
Blacks who commit felonies are far more likely to be prosecuted/coddled as juveniles than other races.
Blacks who commit murder are far more less likely to be charged with pre-meditation than other races.
Blacks are vastly underrepresented as death row inmates compared to the percentage of murders committed by Blacks in any given state.
Blacks who commit felonies are far more likely to have charges dismissed or get a lighter sentence for having low IQ or some other alleged mental incompetency.
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How Democrats won in the deep South. In South Carolina the exit polls show the electorate being less black than 2024 and they voted about the same. Graham lost because whites voted about how they vote nationally, and not how they usually vote in the deep south.
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It is so funny you cite the $45T figure from *Marxist* economist Utsa Patnaik.
It is literally notorious among economic historians for using unrealistic and dishonest methodology.
By the same math, the $24 paid for Manhattan in 1626 is worth HUNDREDS OF TRILLIONS today...Silly
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If you listen carefully it’s a misplaced anger at his own parents for not making him feel worthy that turned into raging jealousy of other children who had parents that lifted them up and poured into them. He’s projected all of that onto white people. He needs to mend his heart before thinking about running for any office. White ppl haven’t hurt him. He knows exactly who did. Notice how he doesn’t get the satisfaction he was craving when the interviewer simply anchors himself & doesn’t validate that experience. We should all do more of this. Don’t validate anyone’s experience for the sake of temporary bonding.
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Indians are not natural conservatives. If you compare them as a group on 45 GSS issues, they sit left of the US average on 32. At least 1 SD to the left on 22.
I’m not comparing them to conservatives just to all Americans!
ALT comparison Indian group's average with the US group's on 45 issues, in ancestry-group SDs, most liberal first. Source: GSS 1990-2024 (NORC). @smirkley
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Here is how 41 US ancestry groups rank, most to least liberal, in standard deviations
ALT Table ranking 41 US ancestry groups by liberal-conservative score in standard deviations, Other Africa +2.22 first, Dutch -1.38 last. Source: GSS 1990 to 2024 (NORC). @smirkley
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It appears that the browner people vote for communism, and the threshold is less than two-thirds European ancestry.
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Here are the top 10 largest US cities where White non Hispanic people are 75%+ or more of the population
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One of the greatest “wet roads cause rain” arguments I’ve ever seen. This study, which cites additional studies, notes that children who are suspended from school at an early age have worse behavior as they grow up. Their conclusion: suspension from school causes bad behavior to get worse.
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The reason nice neighborhoods are nice is because they're full of nice people.
Using longitudinal data, we can see that they don't make people nice: moving into good or bad neighborhoods doesn't affect the risk of criminal offending.
But bad people tend to live in bad places.
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It’s kind of amazing that states like Oregon, Washington, Vermont, Colorado & California had white fertility rates around or higher than Mississippi in 1990, a totally alien world.
Gives an idea of how different America was in 1990 compared to today.
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A MIT Professor found that a 1% increase in the population from immigration increases rent by 1%—a 1-to-1 ratio.
His research was published in the Journal of Urban Economics—the premier journal of its field.
It is clear: Immigration makes housing more expensive in our cities.
