Foxy,

You might like to add that religion is another way of looking at politics.

"So the murder of a
white woman would simply be regarded as a rare
occurrence"

In the year Justine Damond was killed, 457 whites were killed by police.

For context, in that same year 223 black were killed by police, 179 Hispanics and 44 Asians.


For further context 89% of black killings are done by blacks (8% by whites) while 16% of white killings are done by blacks (81% by whites)


So perhaps police killing whites isn't quite as rare as the BLM apologists would have you believe.

Mr O,

Something to think about:

I am a Christian except with regards to:

1) asylum seekers
2) social justice
3) humility
4) honesty
5) race
6) politics
7) gender
8) sexual orientation

And the list goes on.

mhaze,

Crimes of violence are the ones that Americans fear
the most.

Violent crimes represent only a miniscule proportion
of crimes as a whole, but this is small consolation
to its victims.

A striking feature of American homicide is that a
person's prospects of becoming a murder victim varies
a great deal according to race and sex.

Blacks
represent a larger percentage of murder victims - and
many of these are slain by other blacks. Whites in
contrast are killed by whites in nearly 90 per cent of
cases.

The high involvement of American blacks in homicide results,
primarily from the profound social disaster - involving broken
families, drug abuse, poor education, and unemployment -
that has afflicted a small segment of black youth in the
ghetto "underclass".

In international terms, the United States is an extremely
violent society, with a homicide rate far exceeding that
of any other industrialized nation.

The proliferation of guns doesn't help.

So glad we live in Australia.

Foxy,
How many refugees from Western countries have successfully sought asylum in the countries from which we get the most refugees ?
Do you post on forums there ?

Individual,

Those countries are places from which refugees are
fleeing. Are you seriously suggesting that I
should post there?

But I do post to the UK, and the US - from which
many people are seeking to come to Australia.

I hope that helps clarify things for you.