False equivalence.Sam Lowry said:You asked how a white person on food stamps is privileged. They're privileged to this extent: they're less likely to go to prison than a similarly situated black person who commits or doesn't commit the same crimes that the white person commits or doesn't commit. It may not be much, but it's something.cowboycwr said:So they are going to prison because of a crime they commit?Sam Lowry said:They wouldn't. They'd be more likely to go to prison for whatever crimes they did or were accused of doing.cowboycwr said:Then why would a person of any color go to prison for being on food stamps as you implied?Sam Lowry said:It's not a crime, though one could easily make that mistake listening to some conservatives talk about it.cowboycwr said:Since when did being on food stamps become a crime?Sam Lowry said:It's very easy to explain. If you're a white person on food stamps, you're less likely to go to prison than a black person, on food stamps, who behaves the same way you do.cowboycwr said:NO that is not how it works at all. I am waiting for valid proof but no one can provide that.quash said:cowboycwr said:
7 pages and still zero examples of white privilege
You have to get it to see them. You don't so you don't. No biggie.
No one has been able to explain how it is white privilege to be on food stamps, or all the poor whites in numerous areas of the country on welfare.
Or any other example of white privilige.
The most I get is statements like yours that because "I don't get it, I don't see it."
So the food stamps have zero to do with them being sent to prison and is unrelated to an attempt to prove white privilege as I've asked.
Food stamps has no impact on going to or staying out of prison.