Not quite. Once again, not going to turn this into an assignment cuz I've posted all this shit before (most likely, in at least one exchange with you) but statistically, whites are slightly more likely to use drugs and sell drugs, but drug possession is far and away the leading cause of incarceration among black and latino men. That is largely due to policing efforts. Marijuana possession is consistently and exponentially the leading cause of arrests in NYC, and the entire reason for that is because it is a secondary offense discovered in targeted stops.
. And like I said, I knew none of you would feel it was worth your while to fire up the vids, but they don't address a matter of what came first. They address what have been bi-partisanly described as unfair sentencing practices. Even Ted Cruz has denounced mandatory sentencing, one of the major catalysts in the exploding incarceration rates of the last 3 decades.
34 arrests yet somehow was still out on the street. Boy, that’s one tough justice system!
https://nypost.com/2017/11/28/man-charged-with-fatally-stabbing-grandmother/Moore, who has 34 prior arrests, has been charged with murder, assault and possession of a weapon, police said.
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Oh yeah, now I remember John Oliver. He’s that fucking idiot who dared Trump to run for president. Yeah, let’s take him seriously.
Btw, You got that marijuana argument from some leftist sociology professor. I saw somebody posting that on Twitter. The logic goes like this: blacks and whites smoke marijuana at the same rate yet blacks are arrested for marijuana possession at a much higher rate. Therefore marijuana laws are racist.
The gaping hole in that theory is that it doesn’t take other crimes into account. Blacks and Hispanics commit EVERY type of crime at an insanely high rate and as a result have more interactions with law enforcement and therefore are more likely to be busted for marijuana possession.
https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/nypd/downloads/pdf/analysis_and_planning/year-end-2016-enforcement-report.pdfThe race/ethnicity of known Petit Larceny suspects are most frequently Black (51.1%) or Hispanic (28.4%). White suspects account for an additional (16.2%) of all Petit Larceny suspects while Asian/Pacific Islanders account for (4.1%) of the known Petit Larceny suspects.
Misdemeanor Assault suspects are most frequently Black (50.3%) or Hispanic (33.7%). White suspects account for an additional (10.5%) of all Misdemeanor Assault suspects while Asian/Pacific Islanders accounted for (5.1%) of the known Misdemeanor Assault suspects.
Misdemeanor Sex Crime suspects are most frequently Black (42.4%) and Hispanic (36.8%). White suspects account for (13.7%) of all Misdemeanor Sex Crime suspects while Asian/Pacific Islanders accounted for (6.4%) of the known Misdemeanor Sex Crime suspects