Sure it does. It’s used to demean black people… otherwise, why is it even brought up by white people?

I mean it’s definitely not an encouraging statement, right?

Black on black crime is just a description. Just like white on black crime or whatever on whatever crime. You seem to be saying black on black crime is something white people have no business worrying about??

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Ummm just how exactly is it demeaning to describe something proveable??
Or are you trying to say there is no such thing.

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Yes there is not such thing as black on black crime. It’s just crime.

White privilege is just a description. Just like male privilege or rich privilege.

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Nope, it’s used to demean an entire race and imply that they only have what they have because they are white.

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Ahhhh ok…so when a certain segment of the black community preys on other segments of their own communty, meh no big deal, its just crime.

It’s crime. Yes.

There is no racial element when black people crime on other black people. It doesn’t mean it isn’t tragic or that it doesn’t need to be fixed.

That’s a bit silly don’t you think?

Is it? Crime (with the description of perpetrator and victim) is a fact.

Privilege is a feeling.

You’re embarrassing yourself. And Kimberlee.

Of course there is, you just described it.

Is it demeaning to the criminals?

Is being successful a criminal act? Before CRT of course.

Privilege isn’t just a feeling. It can be measured. Just like rich privilege can be measure.

What’s the point of mentioning black on black crime? It’s only ever used toward black people… obviously.

Black people.

:rofl: No it can’t. You will now proceed to claim correlation of outcomes and attribute skin color as the sole reason.

You feel white people are privileged.

How if you aren’t a criminal?

Well, that’s not true at all.

Ok, so how do I “measure my privilege”.

Does “white privilege” demean the white or the privileged?

Does “black on black crime” demean the black, the victim or the criminal?

With both thumbs on the scale, apparently.

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