Left: Wage gap is real. The statistics are crystal clear on this issue.
What do you mean black crime rate? You have to strip all the context to reach such a dumb conclusion.
Right: Black crime rate is real. The statistics are crystal clear on this issue.
What do you mean Wage gap? You have to strip all the context to reach such a dumb conclusion.
This is why I hate politics. (most of) people on both sides are just repeating the retheric and ignoring everything that goes against their point of view.
That all being said, I do consider myself being on the right most likely only because on the right, I can usually find people willing to argue at all, while at the left, I am still waiting for a non-npc version of their arguments.
https://thealternativehypothesis.org/index.php/2016/04/15/race-poverty-and-crime/
Meanwhile, the wage gap as portrayed by leftists is ridiculous on its face: If employers could get away with paying women 70% of what they pay men, despite the women supposedly working just as hard and the quality of their work being just as good, they'd never hire men except as a last resort. The wage gap whining was never about demanding equal pay for equal work of equal quality - it was always about demanding equal pay for work, period, aka equality of outcome.
Personally, I consider the negative consequences of women's liberation and modern women prioritizing career over family to be a far more interesting and urgent issue in the first place, but if you care about the wage gap, any level of intellectual honesty would lead you to conclude that the left's talking points on this issue are bullshit.
@ChristiJunior Man, i do agree with you 100% on this. I might have chosen a wrong example, but the improtant part for me is that you took your time and wrote a reasonable arguments.
An average leftie would just call me racist and maybe even say that he wants to smash my head.
I used to be 95% appolitical and slightly naive leftie... Until I saw Milo Yiannopoulos at DePaul. Just immagine the least offensive person you can and someone just agressively attacked him in front of a huge crowd. That kind of immagery is something that forced me to look into what I truly believe, and what could cause anyone provoke to attack someone like that.
From that day onwards, I could just no longer ignore politics.
