If you think acknowledging that black people have endured challenges that other Americans haven’t... Dude. Open a history book. There is no contradiction in saying that not all black people are victims, but they have been victimized more than others. One implies 100%, while the other acknowledges things like red lining, segregation, and Lee f****ing Atwater. People still have to be responsible for their own actions, but (analogy time) if a teacher consistently has more students failing standard tests than other teachers at the same school, it is reasonable to assume their is a reason for the anomaly.
I suppose you only have two options mentally: black people are inherently more criminal than others (seems racist to me) or there are outside social factors that result in more black people (by percent) being incarcerated. I mean you could argue that it's socio-economic, but then we have a similar question: why are more black people living in poverty? Are they lazy (seems racist) or are the affects of slavery and discrimination still impacting people today? So yes, I suppose you could argue that I'm saying all black people are victims, but that isn't how I think of it. That sounds passive. Like "why does this keep happening to me!" Or (to quote our president) "everyone is so unfair to me!". On the other hand, acknowledging societies responsibility to provide equal opportunity and to fight for that. I wouldn't call that being a victim. I would call it refusing to be the victim or refusing to stand by and watch others be victimized.
Brett K - that is a stretch. He's mocked for his beer speech because he sounded like an idiot. "I like beer". As far as whether the accusations were credible... IDK. All women should be believed... Yeah I see where you are coming from. More accurately, all accusations should be taken seriously abd investigated, but innocent until proven guilty. I haven't really thought about Brett in a while, and don't remember details.
Breonna - one of 12 neighbors say they heard the cops announce. That one neighbor initially had said he hadn't heard. That could be read either way. But sus either way. Even so, if I come knocking on your door at midnight saying "police" and then break down the door before you can open it, are you going to assume I'm legit? The video, whatever... the warrant was valid, but the postmaster part was a lie. I guess the point is, if kicking down someone's door isn't cause for them to defend themselves why--