Between the years 1980-2003, 93% of the perpetrators of black homicide were.... *drum roll*.... other blacks.
https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/htus8008.pdf
I'm confused. You don't think black on black crime is more prevalent than white on black crime? Seriously? I thought it was common knowledge that black on black crime (and black on white crime) was much more prevalent than white on black crime? No matter. I cited a source that proves it. There are many others.
@Inferman: Way to copy/paste your last post and ignore my point.
Does anyone know if that counts as spam?
Because you're not making any point.
Geographically, the United States is finite.
The resources of the United States are also finite.
The United States has poor, diseased, and uneducated.
However, despite the aforementioned, you think the United States should grant citizenship to millions of illegals, and make it easier for more immigrants to flood into the country.
How about we get rid of the poor, diseased, and uneducated US CITIZENS before we start working on other people? Kthx
"Since 9/11, 72 individuals from the seven mostly Muslim countries covered by President Trump's "extreme vetting" executive order have been convicted of terrorism, bolstering the administration's immigration ban."
@Inferman: We're hurting ourselves by having a system that doesn't actually work. If people come in illegally we can't collect as much in taxes from them, and we provide them various services. This is not an argument that says let's take care of everyone, this is an argument that says we are not taking care of ourselves. Depending on the country you live in the only reasonable option they have to immigrate here is by doing so illegally, and if they do that they will get taken care of here without fully contributing to the systems that they are allowed to take advantage of.
Illegal immigrants are not US citizens.
We should take care of those poor and uneducated US citizens before we start taking care of the world's poor and uneducated.
I don't care if it's difficult to get into the United States; that difficulty is on the shoulders of non-US citizens. My main concern are US citizens.
Geographically, the United States is finite.
The resources of the United States is finite.
We have poor and uneducated US citizens.
The United States can only fit and tend to so many people.
1. if a person is not inclined to break the law, then they're less likely to break the law.
2. An illegal immigrant is a person.
3. An illegal immigrant has broken the law.
Therefore,
4. It is more likely than not that an illegal immigrant is a person who is inclined to break the law.
Therefore,
5. There are more illegal immigrants who are people who are inclined to break laws than there are illegal immigrants who are people who are not inclined to break laws.
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And if the conclusions (4) and (5) are untrue, then why does the following statistic exist: 75% of federal drug crimes were commited by illegals in 2014. And why is 1/4 of prisoners non US citizens? Isn't that strange? 90% or more of the US population are US citizens. Finally, if illegals are not inclined to crime, then why is Vanessa Pham dead?
I give it a week before you're banned.
Is that a good thing or bad thing?
How does it taste, by the way?
I'm genuinely confused. Are you talking to me or yourself? Because I don't want anyone to be banned nor am I offended. I don't think it's possible for me to be offended, actually...
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