I don’t imagine the causality between women judges and liberal policies is that strong (i imagine that liberal male judges do about the same?)
I can imagine a fatigue around homeless people, who are disproportionately black, but I don’t think most people are “sick to death of black people”
I have pretty wide uncertainty around which races get treated more leniently for which crimes. I guess that for each race there are some crimes for which they would be treated to leniently. But “every single black would be in jail” seems ludicrously too strong and hugely inflammatory
The fourth seems like an odious threat.
The fifth, I guess that black men work at lower rates than white men, but skin colour is pretty weak evidence for predicting given what one could know. Like if someone was saying stuff like this and I were black I would ask why skin colour was the relevant factor here. It’s kind of a pretty standard racial epithet if used seriously.
Like this stuff seems pretty straightforwardly inaccurate and inflammatory in a way that damages discourse. Isn’t “reprehensible” pretty reasonable for that?
Now I don’t think you retweeting the odd tweet from an account is much evidence, but if we’re gonna get to the object level on these claims and this account (and I am not claiming that I am gonna do endless arguments here) surely this account is pretty awful?
Surely they are just basically wrong?
I don’t imagine the causality between women judges and liberal policies is that strong (i imagine that liberal male judges do about the same?)
I can imagine a fatigue around homeless people, who are disproportionately black, but I don’t think most people are “sick to death of black people”
I have pretty wide uncertainty around which races get treated more leniently for which crimes. I guess that for each race there are some crimes for which they would be treated to leniently. But “every single black would be in jail” seems ludicrously too strong and hugely inflammatory
The fourth seems like an odious threat.
The fifth, I guess that black men work at lower rates than white men, but skin colour is pretty weak evidence for predicting given what one could know. Like if someone was saying stuff like this and I were black I would ask why skin colour was the relevant factor here. It’s kind of a pretty standard racial epithet if used seriously.
Like this stuff seems pretty straightforwardly inaccurate and inflammatory in a way that damages discourse. Isn’t “reprehensible” pretty reasonable for that?
Now I don’t think you retweeting the odd tweet from an account is much evidence, but if we’re gonna get to the object level on these claims and this account (and I am not claiming that I am gonna do endless arguments here) surely this account is pretty awful?