It doesn't matter because white people are shot and killed more than black people, even unarmed white people are killed more than unarmed black people.

Really not understanding your argument...

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/politics/revealed-hunter-biden-possession-of-a-controlled-substance-charge-kept-under-wraps-while-father-spearheaded-drug-war-from-senate

He was also discharged from the Navy for cocaine.

He didn't have his son on the energy board of a corrupt foreign nation.

Well he did get arrested for cocaine possession, but you have to ask yourself, why is he on a foreign board for an industry that he has never been apart of?

How is the system stacked against them? Arrest records line up perfectly with convictions. These aren't people that are getting pulled into prisons for simply walking the street, they are committing violent crimes.

Today in 2020 according to the latest Census information, the white population is roughly 60.4% while the black population is around the same as it was in 2005 at just 13%. As mentioned previously, based on population information, individuals who declare that there is both systemic racism and racial bias in American law enforcement argue that there is a racial disparity since blacks only make up 13%. This leaves us with a simple question: why are blacks being arrested and killed by police in such large numbers? To find this answer, we will go through the FBI crime statistics from 2014-2018. According to FBI crime statistics for 2014, blacks represented 27.8% of all arrests for that year which is disproportionate to their population of only 13%. In this same year, blacks were arrested for 51.3% of the murder, 55.9% of all robberies, 40.7% of all weapon possessions, and 33.1% of all aggravated assaults. For 2015, blacks arrested represented 51.1% of the murder, 53.5% of all robberies, 40% of all weapon possessions, and 32.1% of all aggravated assaults. For 2016, blacks represented 52.6% of all murder, 54.5% of all robberies, 41.8% of all weapons possession crimes, and 33.3% of all aggravated assaults. In 2017, blacks represented 53.1% of all murder, 54.3% of all robberies, 43.9% of all weapon possession crimes, and 33.5% of all aggravated assault. Last we have the crime stats from 2018- In this year, blacks represented 53.3% of all murder, 54.2% of all robberies, 43.3% of all weapon possessions, and 33.7% of all aggravated assault.

Well, I think it is very relevant because the whole BLM narrative is that cops are racist and are killing more blacks than anyone else. The problem with this is that cops per year, kill more white people than other races and by a pretty big margin.

In 2019, 1,004 people were shot and killed by police and out of that total, 370 were white, 235 were black, and 158 were Hispanic.

Black on black violence eclipses these numbers by a huge margin also so again, what are we talking about?

I mean if you are going to say that racism is one of the biggest issues in America today, then show me the racists. Also, what is this even based on?

It's definitely not police shootings...

What racism?

I don't think that was his point- his point was that it is a common smear on the left that the KKK endorsed Trump, but when Richard Spencer endorsed Biden, the left didn't even make a peep. It is also important to acknowledge that both Biden and Trump denounced these endorsements.

I don't hate Democrats and I don't hate people on the left, but there are definitely a few bad apples in the DNC. We are all Americans and the only way we are going to get through this is working together.