"it is curious that disproportionately fewer of these instances...

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    "it is curious that disproportionately fewer of these instances are recorded."

    I don't think that's the case at all. Some recordings fit a narrative and receive international saturation coverage. Others just float away as if they never happened.

    Last week there was a verbal argument between a white woman and a black man in New York. It made international headline news! It was one of the top stories on the BBC.

    The same week, in Michigan, a self-declared black supremacist viciously bashed defenceless elderly white nursing home residents, filmed it and posted it online accompanied by anti-white racist commentary. This was by any measure a worse crime than the argument in New York, but received barely any media coverage by comparison.

    Why? Because one fits a media narrative, the other doesn't.


 
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