The Fallacy of White Privilege

[*TheLeonardLeap*]

(11-01-2016, 05:03 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: Except I just showed you numbers that say African American males commit more murders than white males, despite there being roughly 6.5x more white males. So how can white males be the most dangerous?

Also males ARE treated differently than women when it comes to potential crime.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2016/04/02/ex-uber-driver-creates-ride-sharing-service-women/82557796/

Not to mention, how many daycare people are male? How many kindergarten teachers are male? How many babysitters are male? People are inherently less trusting of males around their children. That's why single women near a playground isn't weird. A single male near a playground is treated as suspicious.

When a couple gets divorced, who usually gets the children?

When police respond to a domestic dispute, who usually gets arrested/asked to leave?

When you see Drinking and Driving commercials in Ohio, have you ever seen a drunk driver who ISN'T a white male?

In Japan, they have certain trains that men aren't allowed to ride.


There exists plenty of biased against males tendency to be more crime breaking, the only difference is, they don't complain that it's racism or sexism every time it happens. Generally no huge stink about it is made because statistically, there's some basis in their bias.

(11-01-2016, 06:03 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Here is my point.

Even if cabbies pick up white men over black men because oif the difference in crime rate for one demographic that proves that a white privilege exists.

But "white privilege" is not just based on a perception of difference in crime rate because if it was then white men would all be treated like criminals but they clearly are not.

So we are now at the point where I am asking you all if it is okay to treat all mean like criminals because they belong to the most violent criminal demographic in the United States.  But for some reason none of you are responding to this.

???

Pretty sure I did. You just clearly didn't like to acknowledge you're trying to argue something stupid/wrong.