What? Maybe read my posts before responding to them.
I read your posts. I responded. On some level, you believe black people who commit crimes should have less accountability than other people based on their history and cops being meanies. I could not disagree with this any harder.
Let's say that ************ is outlawed tomorrow, with a penalty of death by hanging. Further, let's assume that fat, white, chinless Mormons are the only people arrested for ************.
Wow, you either just got super lucky at describing me, or you're being an ******* on purpose. That's very out of character for you, but I'm game I suppose.
Should I not feel sympathy when you're put to death for playing with yourself? Would you not be the victim of ridiculously punitive and prejudicial laws and law enforcement?
You've entirely missed something vital. What on Earth makes you think, that given your scenario, I would continue to jerk off? I'm not a terribly bright man, but if history shows that fat, white, chinless Mormons are being targeted for pulling their tallywhacker, the last thing I'm going to do is tune up the old meat flute. I guess I could walk into a convenience store with my dong in my hand, show the cashier what my preferred method is, taunt him with the last 8 inches of the tip, walk out to the middle of the road and continue walking and jerking until a cop tells me to stop -- at least I'd then be a victim instead of a stupid *** fool, and thus deserving of your pity, but I think I'll just stick to not whacking off.
What do you think of Sharia law?
To be honest, I don't think too much about it. It doesn't apply to me, so I haven't bothered to research it past a few google searches. It seems like your question is asking for a specific answer from a very broad term; what aspect of Sharia law are you asking about?
1. You'd have required far more luck if you were a Black kid in a Black community. That's the obvious point that you've somehow missed (again).
But probably not, because I have a brain. While luck had something to do with not getting caught, it was also a whole lot of not being a dumb ****. As for missing your point, I didn't miss anything -- I see your point, and it's stupid, therefore, not worth replying directly to. But since you're being so polite and rational, here's an answer for you: I smoked pot all the time, but I always did it at my house. I never put it in my car, I never smoked in public, I never carried paraphernalia or any other type of thing that might get me caught with me. I never drove high. I never sold a shred. In short, I avoided the stupid things that people usually do. If I moved into a neighborhood that was famous for flying drones overhead, had pot sniffing dogs, and a history of police abusing their power over pot heads, I would have just stopped smoking pot. That may be hard for you to fathom, but not everyone is hooked through the bag like you are.
2. What makes you think I've ignored that basic point? I'm only pointing out that historical context matters when discussing race and criminal law (and law enforcement) in America. This stuff doesn't happen in a vacuum.
Well, ok? Doesn't make your argument any less ****ty.
I'm gonna guess that you also have no idea why I brought this up...
A little arrogance goes a long way with you, doesn't it? The whole thing about getting into white collar crime because the judicial system is ******** should have been obvious when I stated that the dismissal of a massive Ponzi scheme, orchestrated by a white Mormon, was thrown out of court over technicalities like the prosecuting attorneys failing to file paperwork on time, was the reason I was going to get into it in my next life. (assuming I come back as a fat, white chinless Mormon) Next time I'll preface my comments in *** Wipe so you can understand them better.
Effectively, over the last 40 years, laws and penalties have been made relatively harsher for crimes more likely to be committed by certain groups of people (Black folks).
I've heard this a lot, usually from whiny **** heads who have the victim mentality. I've never cared enough to fact check those claims, but the fact that they are likely true only reinforces my previous comments. If you know that you're under a microscope, it might be a good idea to not commit the crimes that you're under the microscope for. But hey, they are human beings with the same intelligent brains we all have, they can figure that shít out on their own -- or not -- I don't care. Bring me some real injustice, and I'll gladly take the side of the oppressed.
I'm guessing this is a moot point for you too...I guess I should just be glad I'm white.
You do whatever you feel like you need to do, man.
