juggert8

You would be the first to cry foul if an article included the following:

>The boy who had his bike stolen was White

>Statistics suggest that the thief was undoubtedly poor and, most likely, black

Yes, exactly. It's racist when I do it, and it's racist when she does it too.

Selective capitalisation of different races (white cf. Black) is a common dog whistle employed by anti-Whites.

Are you sure you want to start using statistical assumptions as "facts" in crime reports? That is going to backfire very badly for your disproportionately black offenders...

Boomer moment. That's your fault for not teaching them.