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Old 04-16-2019, 09:25 AM  
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Originally Posted by Dead Eye View Post
^the only time they stop those things is when whites do it most but they target colors the most and it becomes too obvious to hide (information era)

People like you were crying about them outlawing stop & frisk cause "colors will go crazy"...yet the city continues to become safer. Amazing.

You will never win when it comes to the city I was born and raised in bro. Stick to Boston.
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Paul J. Browne, an NYPD spokesman, defended the practice, saying "stops save lives, especially in communities disproportionately affected by crime, and especially among young men of color who last year represented 90 percent of murder victims and 96 percent of shooting victims in New York City."

Then-mayor Michael Bloomberg defended the aspect of stopping young black and Hispanic men at rates that "do not reflect the city’s overall census numbers", saying that "that the proportion of stops generally reflects our crime numbers does not mean, as the judge wrongly concluded, that the police are engaged in racial profiling; it means they are stopping people in those communities who fit descriptions of suspects or are engaged in suspicious activity."

Heather MacDonald denied that blacks are being stopped too often and claimed the opposite: "The actual crime rates reveal that blacks are being significantly understopped, compared with their representation in the city’s criminal population."[41] NYC Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly wrote, "the statistics reinforce what crime numbers have shown for decades: that blacks in this city were disproportionately the victims of violent crime, followed by Hispanics. Their assailants were disproportionally black and Hispanic too."
Do you think the people who live in the areas of Chicago, where they have an average of 20 shootings a day, would welcome stop and frisk?
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