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ARE ALL BLACKS CRIMINALS?

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ARE ALL BLACKS CRIMINALS?

United States incarceration rate
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The stats source is the World Prison Population List (7th edition). Prisoners per 100,000 population.

The United States of America has the highest incarceration rate on Earth. Though home to a little less than 5% of the world population, the US holds 25% of the world' prisoners.

Not only does the United States have the highest number of inmates, it is number one in highest incarceration rates as well.

The United States has about 751 people in prison for every 100,000 in population.

In comparison to other industrialized nations, Russia comes in 2nd with 627 prisoners for every 100,000 in population.

The "Federal Bureau of Prisons" AND the "Corrections Corporation of America" are the holders of the 25% of the world's prisoners.

These two corporation make the most profit than any other corporations in the world.

FACT: 80% of the prisoners in the US are black.

Some people have said that all blacks are criminals and they are not surprised. But African countries have less crime than us.

Some say it is because of drugs. But in countries where drugs are more legal, they have the lowest amount of criminals.

But why do we really have more prisoners than any other country, including Russia and China?

Now the US is going to out-source America's prisoners to Mexico and maybe other cheap countries.

But they will not out-source the white-collar criminals here, which are 99% white, these privileged few will remain in comfortable "country-club-like" federal prisons.

Are our Black Americans going to be treated any better in Mexico? No way Jose!

Now, as I always tell people, find the real cause or real source of the problem.

Why does America REALLY have more criminals than any other country?

Do you really know? Give me your answers and reasons or ideas.

My answers are quite simple.

FACT # 1. All city, state and federal governments are all corporations.

FACT # 2. It is all about money and profits with corporations.

FACT # 3. The corporations we think are governments, have to repay the International Bankers that own this country.

FACT # 4. We are really operating under admiralty law, under the administrative procedures act, because there is no longer any civil law. It is all commercial law = admiralty law = contract law.

FACT # 5. All courts are commercial courts, they are here to make a profit, the person you think is a judge, is really a profit sharing administrative employee of a corporation.

FACT # 6. There IS in fact a conspiracy to lock up blacks and other minorities, because the corporations are owned by 100% of whites. If 80% of prisoners would be white, white people would get REALLY curious.

FACT # 7. Blacks are no more corrupt or criminal than whites or other minorities.

FACT # 8. Statutes are "judge made laws or case law," Statutes are never positive law or certified as being tested to see if they do NOT violate the constitution.

FACT # 9. There are 65,000,000,000 judge made laws, AKA case laws. How many are constitutional?

These are the real causes of all our problems. UNCONSTITUTIONAL LAWS made by unlicensed attorneys, working for profit corporations.

I have many other facts, but these should give you an idea of the problems that we as Americans have.

The Black Americans are being killed and imprisoned and are paying too high a price for greedy and corrupt politicians, to repay the national debt.

Do not give jokes, or silly remarks as your reasons of why we have 25% of the world's prisoners. Be serious.

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Siempre Solo
Siempre Solo
Auburn, NY
24 months ago: We have more prisons because they are easy to build and to operate at a profit, yes a profit! There are public and privately operated prisons taking advantage of the captive population, having them work at pay rates that would make developing nations seem generous. They are filled with a large concentration of brown skin Americans (not just blacks only) because we are easy to target and prosecute. everybody is afraid of “the minority threat” America has created a “criminal” subclass of people by denying children healthcare, education, housing and opportunity.

The “ghettos” of America are filled with potential every time a new generation of brown or black skinned children are born, but that generation is denied basic education in the form of teachers who don’t care and sub par educational facilities. That next generation of children are denied healthcare both physical, nutritional and mental. Medicaid can’t make nutritional food accessible to them, nor can it provide bias free medical professionals who are committed to top tier medical service. These children are trapped in often dysfunctional homes that have been so for generations.

Homes which speaking of which lack the familial feel of a suburban home of a midle class family. Overcrowded, asbestos and lead paint, leaky roofs and pipes, drugs and crime in the streets and in the buildings where these children live all contribute into turning their first images of life into those of a prison from which the only escape is death or a public jail.

The logic being if they are already in prison then might as well let the government pay for it. Sadly they never are able to see that the government is not paying for their stay in prison, they are! The prisons are built for them to turn them into modern day slaves. We have all these prisons to replace the schools and healthcare and housing and police protection that we owe them but will never give them.
THE RONBOT HUNTER
THE RONBOT HUNTER
24 months ago: What you say is true, but it is not the real source or cause of the problem.

You are seeing the end result. The initial source comes from a real cause.

Corruption and treason in our own government.

If you have a real source please submit it.

But I know the real cause is as I have stated.

Thanks for your truths.

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Siempre Solo
Siempre Solo
Auburn, NY
24 months ago: SOURCE: Institutionalized, ignorance, poverty, malnutrition, criminalization, etc.

So long as we continue to treat the effect instead of the cause the problem will continue.
THE RONBOT HUNTER
THE RONBOT HUNTER
24 months ago: Did the poverty come before the fraud of the government?

Or did the politicians within the government not give full and complete disclosure to the people? Thereby creating the fraud that caused the CONDITION of poverty and present economic situation?

The basic cause can only be made by people.

The others are conditions, they come after someone does something.

ONLY people can cause things to become conditions.

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Altruist
Altruist
Eugene, OR
24 months ago: While there are great racial disparities it isn't quite as bad as you stated. Instead of 80% the population of blacks in prison is about half that. See: http://www.cjcj.org/files/racial_disproportionality.pdf

"At the end of 2005, there were 1,525,924 persons incarcerated in state and federal prisons; 40 percent of these inmates were black, 35 percent were white, and 20 percent were Hispanic (Harrison & Beck 2006). Blacks, in other words, comprise about 12 percent of the U.S. population but two-fifths of the prison population. The disparities are even more dramatic for males, and particularly for males in their twenties and thirties. In 2005, 8.1 percent of all black males age 25 to 29 were in prison, compared to 2.6 percent of Hispanic males and 1.1 percent of white males. Although the absolute numbers are much smaller, the pattern for females is similar."

The reasons are numerous, but inner city ghettos with 50% unemployment, Gangs considering prison stays a mark of respect, racially biased drug laws, and racial profiling, all add to the problem.
24 months ago: Crime is not caused by poverty. Just because a person is poor does not mean they have to steal, rape and murder.

Everyone has the opportunity to do something with their lives, unfortunately without the guidance provided in past times from the community and parents, those who grow up in poverty do not desire to work to escape it.
THE RONBOT HUNTER
THE RONBOT HUNTER
24 months ago: Altruist

"Alfred Blumstein’ s method of calculating the amount of explained racial disparity in
imprisonment to examine the problem."

Your response did not take in the fact, that Blacks are sentenced to more than double the sentence for any particular crime.

When you factor the length of the sentence, the Blumstein method is not accurate.

A black man will also get paroled less than the others, that too Blumsteid failed to factor in.

Your report was from 1992, which is so old, that now the US wants to out-source to Mexico, because they are so over-crowded, that the percentage is going up from 25%.

In short, the Blacks are still receiving the shaft from the whites, after all these years.

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Qris Quixotic
Qris Quixotic
Okemos, MI
24 months ago: The most strongly correlated factors with crime are poverty and lack of education. This is not an if and only if condition. It means only that the people most *likely* to be involved in crime are the poor and undereducated.

Blacks are over-represented in the poor and undereducated. The reasons for this are structural. Other minorities have experienced severe discrimination when first coming to the US, but blacks were the only to come as slaves. If Lincoln had survived long enough to completely implement Sherman's "40 acres and a mule" rule then things would probably be different. Instead, the emancipation proclomation only succeeded in removing the visible chains on slaves.

I am a white in a mixed race marriage, and my wife is Mexican Indian. We have to be careful where we live because racism is a daily occurrence in the wrong communities, and it occurs more often than people think in "liberal" communities. The only people who think racism is dead are white. We have been denied rental properties, jobs, and even good medical service. I can only imagine what blacks experience.

I don't know how to fix this problem. Racism seems to be dampening overtime, but for as long as we have ghettos and terrible schools that are 100% poor urban black, the problem will never go away. Money doesn't seem to be enough, rebellion isn't a viable option, and the government is unlikely to change radically.

What do you propose?

The "solution" seems to be time. Time for more intermarriage, time for people to escape the ghetto, and time for racism to slowly fade. It looks like it will take centuries for structural racism to fade. I can't see any other viable options to end the discrimination that seems to hit blacks hardes.
THE RONBOT HUNTER
THE RONBOT HUNTER
24 months ago: Yes time does heal, but when you consider that blacks are the ones that is making the 25% go up.

Then they will end up in Mexican jails because of over-crowding, where they WILL get worst treatment than here.

The profit that is being made by these corporations, is the real cause of the problem.

I just hope that within time, the blacks, Mexicans and all other minorities get a fair break.

WHEN CORRUPTION IS UP, YOUR RIGHTS GO DOWN.

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24 months ago: If you think poverty causes crime, read this:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703580904574638024055735590.html

I'm repeating myself here: "without the guidance provided in past times from the community and parents, those who grow up in poverty do not desire to work to escape it"

Does anyone know to what I am refering in the first part?
24 months ago: I borrowed this as well:
http://gazettextra.com/news/2008/aug/24/does-poverty-crime-scholars-disagree/

"If poverty automatically led to crime, then crime rates would rise when poverty rates rise, and the world’s poorest nations would also be the world’s most crime-ridden,"

"It gets caught up in a big myth, that poor people are more likely to do crime, and it’s a fallacy"
24 months ago: I'm poor. Creditors have been calling and emailing daily because we can't keep up with our bills. I haven't turned to crime to pay them. My income level is above the poverty level, but my debt level is way above my income levels ability to pay it all. Just being poor or not having money in your pocket is not a reason to commit crimes against your neighbors and relatives. It is not a reason to steal and rape and beat the crap out of someone just because they walked through your neighborhood. It is not justification to do anything except get off your butt and try. Yeah, you will have to hold down a real job, one that won't let you play basketball or video games 23 hours a day seven days a week and you aren't going to get to impress the ladies with your fancy ride or your big screen TV that your buddies stole or sold dope to buy, BUT you will be able to put food on the table and send your children to free public schools so they can get an education IF YOU MAKE DAMN SURE THEY DO THEIR PART.

Like I said before there was a time.......
24 months ago: And to answer the question from the rant, of course they aren't. Most are just like the other races of this country, upstanding citizens who care about their family and friends and the community they live in. They hold steady jobs and pay their bills. They respect others and other's property, they don't have their hand out for every government give away. They are Americans, they don't put race above humanity and they don't beat a dead horse.
Siempre Solo
Siempre Solo
Auburn, NY
24 months ago: First off, We should all mind our manners and welcome Qris Quixotic to our civilized society here at RantRave as we’ve done for countless others who have come and gone. Just because it is digital and purely make believe does not mean we should resort to becoming brutes.

So on behalf of all my self as well as all my fellow ranters and ravers that post articles and comments here at Rant Rave I would like to extend the warmest most sincere welcome to you Qris Quixotic. Welcome to RantRave Qris Quixotic. I hope you stick around!
Siempre Solo
Siempre Solo
Auburn, NY
24 months ago: Now, on to the subject at hand, I happen to agree with Sixholden that poverty does not produce crime. It is easy to make that assumption because crime is very visible in poor neighborhoods. But if crime did in fact produce poverty then the opposite could also be said to be true and that is that wealth produces honesty, integrity, and lawfulness as proponents of a completely unfettered unregulated free market and trickle down economics propose. All of which we could agree here that is simply not true at all.
Siempre Solo
Siempre Solo
Auburn, NY
24 months ago: I think we should ask ourselves then, what relationship does poverty have with crime. I would like to propose that it is not poverty that produces crime but crime that is attracted to poverty. In the US as in other countries around the world there is a subclass of people. That subclass of people be they from India, the Ukraine or America historically gets neglected by their country, for cultural reasons mostly. Thus what happens is that they get less than adequate education, they get less than adequate health care, they get less than adequate means of sustenance. The neglected status of that subclass regardless of their country of origin will inevitably produce a climate ripe for exploitation.

Siempre Solo
Siempre Solo
Auburn, NY
24 months ago: Criminals love poor neighborhoods because the government historically neglects to patrol and maintain these areas and so it is easier for these criminals to conduct their illegal activities in them. This is different than the plight of historical African Americans or American Black people. The plight of black people is one that lacks fair and unbiased treatment as so many statistics have shown. What’s worst is that it is no longer politically correct to talk about their being a problem and so in many cases black people as well as other people of color, e.g. Latino’s, Indian, Native Americans have a hard time being heard or even believed about the difficulties they have to face.
Siempre Solo
Siempre Solo
Auburn, NY
24 months ago: Black criminals take advantage of this fact to hide among the disenfranchised and to claim abuse. The exasperate an already woeful situation for poor blacks by adding a criminal element to the mix. In the same manner White Criminals whose crimes are “white collar” use this mixing of criminals and poverty to attack the poor and justify the maintaining of such areas. The real solution exists in the dismantling of areas based on economic class or based on race or based on any other identifying mark. When people can freely roam amidst each other and have access to the same services regardless of class then poverty will be stamped out and the real criminals will be exposed. But as Qris and TRBH have both said this might take along time because the people who have the power have no motivation and no desire to include a class of people who they have historically rejected.
Qris Quixotic
Qris Quixotic
Okemos, MI
24 months ago: Thank you for the welcome. I take nothing personally.
Qris Quixotic
Qris Quixotic
Okemos, MI
24 months ago: I stand by my assertions. The WSJ article and other sources cited above are incomplete - they don't show how poverty is one leg of the three legged stool of factors that affect criminal behavior.

Poverty does not cause crime, it is only a correlation. The recently impoverished are made up of people who were not poor before the recession. They do *NOT* fit the profile of those most likely to commit crimes.

When I look at the crime statistics in my county, there are areas of concentration: trailer parks, poor urban neighborhoods, etc. The relationship between poverty and crime seems to go up when populate density increases. Poverty might not cause crime but it is **INVARIABLY CORRELATED*** when the population density is high.

These tendencies are indisputable. However, they probably need more qualification:

** If you are poor and undereducated and you live in a densely populated area, you are more likely to commit a crime.

Draw what conclusions you like, but these tendencies are statistically significant. Spend 20 minutes on google and look up crime statistics, then compare locations.

Blacks experience the most racism, they are overrepresented in the poor and undereducated, and they are often concentrated in urban areas. These factors increase hopelessness and stress.

I don't buy the idea that poverty attracts crime. I think stress and hopelessness increase the likelihood of criminal behavior, and I think criminals are most likely to victimize the people nearest them. Consequently, impoverished densely populated areas are breeding grounds for crime and victimization.

Poverty + lack of opportunity => stress + hopelessness => more criminal behavior
Siempre Solo
Siempre Solo
Auburn, NY
24 months ago: No doubt a hungry man will be tempted to steal a loaf of bread if he is accustomed to eating bread when he was not poor but institutionalized poverty, the kind that is found in ghettos that are inhabited by generations of people, not just in US neighborhoods but across the world does not breed this type of criminal behavior nor does it attract it. The poor are resilient and in any poor community you will see pride and self worth. Do not mistake a lack of wealth for a desire to commit crime. It is the other way around. Criminals are attracted to poor neighborhoods because they are not kept up by the local officials. A societal neglect by governments and people of responsibility will say to criminals that it is okay to use that neighborhood as a base of operations. Criminals will then recruit from the local populace as they would in the suburbs creating a festering problem. Nevertheless crime is one problem and poverty another and urban neglect still another!
Qris Quixotic
Qris Quixotic
Okemos, MI
24 months ago: Whoa! I couldn't disagree more strongly.

Go to Rio and try to walk around at night with a watch. The street urchins will rob you blind, beat you and leave you for dead. If you spend any time at all there, you need a security detail and a driver.

Look at Haiti after the disaster.

Look at crime in south Africa out in the townships.

Try walking around at night in poor neighborhoods in London, France, or anywhere else in Europe.

Have you traveled? I think your perspective is based on wishful thinking and not experience. The only time anyone has tried to rob me is when I lived in poor neighborhoods as a struggling college student.
Tracey
Tracey
South Africa, Republic of
23 months ago: I think you would need to look at the incarceration rate in conjunction with the crime rate. In South Africa there are many crimes, including murder and rape, for which no arrests are made. So perhaps the US has a better system for bringing criminals to justice, and in third world countries we just let them walk freely.
THE RONBOT HUNTER
THE RONBOT HUNTER
23 months ago: That is not true

Read these files and discover the treason and fraud behind the number of US prisoners that total 25% of the world's prisoners.

http://freedom-school.com/law/prison_tre...

http://freedom-school.com/keating/how-a-...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtlEpLiNn...

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22 months ago: The 13th amendment.

Section 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.

The 14th amendment.

Section 1. All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

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