@RWfreespeech @KyleClark The United States has the highest rate of people incarcerated in the entire world. https://t.co/47oXM2NeXK https://t.co/aW89h1qIs4
@RWfreespeech @KyleClark The United States has the highest rate of people incarcerated in the entire world. https://t.co/47oXM2NeXK https://t.co/aW89h1qIs4
From this report https://t.co/kDjTt7Y1bd
@JJFlynn06 @AuropaReal @iamyesyouareno Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
(How they compare internationally I'm not sure. You can see other people reach this same conclusion though.) https://t.co/O1hYK79FfT https://t.co/lboouMQEuz
@MikeA138 @5toeGimp @FrankDeScushin But you were the one who started the discussion with some reference to a drug arrest study, not me. Is this the one you're talking about? https://t.co/imqwb4LzMb
@PrimalHex @ds_psych @jackjerichau @Governor_Greeny @Cassie_Jaye @CentreMalePsych Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@slayprayslay @jerrymi08155223 @write4life1 @the1351project @SSledge6 Even though white people use drugs at roughly the same rate as black people, blacks are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@SinMinGav @mcqueen836 @PiPunpkin @WrenCobb @MitchBenn @JNoinan @JimMFelton Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@Cozz4ever @ExtrovertedNerd @lavern_spicer Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@sparky1263 @CraigRozniecki @lavern_spicer They're also less likely to get arrested for drug usage compared to blacks, despite the fact that they use drugs at equal rates: https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@DailyLoud Hate to spoil it here where I certainly can't win any sympathy with that, but you'll have to face the fact that societies that celebrate harsh punishments are also societies where more crime happens,&the influence is reciprocal.https://t.co/
@GingerWeiland @Dino_Moore2 @MattWalshBlog Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@HansFBader Your tweet versus science; I'd choose science https://t.co/0QPE0ef0Mu
@SgtMattingly @QasimRashid Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/MBK5tYRj6M
@CamillaHgberg2 Hon ljuger. Det var inte så svårt att hitta forskning som är tydlig med att stränga straff hjälper mot tyngre kriminella. Se härunder. Många forskare verkar dock mer angelägna att framhålla de fall där strängare straff är mindre effektivt.
@BergetsKung Att effektiviteten har sjunkit är inte en motsats. Effektivitet för straff skiljer sig efter typ av brott och andra faktorer. Många undersöker bara återfallsprevention då det är enklast att mäta. För svårt kriminella har hårdare straff dock en
@debbyredding20 @DC_Draino For instance, even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than whites https://t.co/WDBqsQWIfv
RT @AndresOchoaT: @EstebanOrtizMD Hay un campo científico llamado política pública q estudia los efectos de decisiones de gobierno y legisl…
@EstebanOrtizMD Hay un campo científico llamado política pública q estudia los efectos de decisiones de gobierno y legislación. Así como sentido común no es ciencia en medicina, basta hacer una breve revisión de evidencia q aumento de penas no reduce crim
@jbenmenachem Can't think of anything documenting reforms, but reminder about this resource on the policies leading to mass incarceration https://t.co/XZCdPx9xmd
@vegas_developer @LibsAreRetarded @abovemiami305 @thewokeninja @JeffYoungerTX Sure I can. For instance, even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https
@NotThisTime222 @DarkandLuvvly @Tumnasty @HannahDCox Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@tdyhubbers2022 @jasonstorm54 @dom_lucre Decades of crime data has proven systemic racism in policing and the justice system though. For instance, even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, blacks are arrested for drug us
@MysticalMagick @jasonstorm54 @dom_lucre Nope, black people use drugs at the same rate as white people, and yet black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more often than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
(Substitute for https://t.co/Vbi5fWJCsA) https://t.co/StL40sj4kj
https://t.co/ZRMzQ82AT1 The Growth of Incarceration in the United States: Exploring Causes and Consequences https://t.co/wGMM5sY5mI https://t.co/DXAbyKMNl6 https://t.co/2YlhzCYXco Head count: The Census counts prisoners as residents of the towns where t
@onealja @GangiFromProp Respectfully, this is tedious and these questions have been answered very very thoroughly, many times?m, by many researchers. It’s not really close at all. Here are some good resources, if you are genuinely interested in learning:
@rodensallstar @JBLinden @EmeraldRobinson Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug possession and usage 2.5x more often than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@lolcox2 @Barf_Vader2022 @thealthype @ObamaMalik Even though both groups use drugs at the same rate, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people: https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@MaxSpikeAl @NickBergSF Do you have a citation that disagrees? Because available evidence to me clearly shows that as we incarcerate more people, our drugs become more potent and potency more varied. https://t.co/ZTmnnB22gm https://t.co/wPQ6QBRgpu
@jmkeep @globeandmail In System of a Down's "Prison Song", they cite research and statistics on incarceration, including the fact that the number of imprisoned Americans had doubled in the ~15 years prior to the song's release in 2001. It doubled again in
@GOP "The U.S. rate of incarceration...is 5 to 10 times higher than the rates in Western Europe and other democracies...drawn from the most disadvantaged part of the nation's population...men under age 40, disproportionately minority, and poorly educated..
It’s kind of crazy to me that the average amount of time served in prison by a murderer in 1980 was only 5 years. https://t.co/SWqUVxjjnj https://t.co/oh6Psuwn3X
@PaulaHiltunen2 "The Growth of Incarceration in the United States: Exploring Causes and Consequences |The National Academies Press" https://t.co/RGe6J6bO6y
@Bonaventure_X @Rell_xrp @NateDeeGreatest @realdanlyman Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWIfv
@PatriotRealism @AthenWalton Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsRdLhv
@TheReentryGuy The National Academies report on the growth of incarceration in the US (Travis, et al., 2014) effectively said the same thing. Mass incarceration is the result of political policy choices, not crime rates. Best source in my lit review. https
@FreeArgumentor @retanqulous @MagistraYgraine @bariweiss Alright, so what else explains the racial disparities documented across dozens of studies? For instnace, even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are
@wallztweet @MagistraYgraine @bariweiss Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/MBK5tYRj6M
@markjondingdong @LarkinPeekay @sammystreet51 @MrEvanRoss @marcorubio Also, african-americans are arrested for drug use 2.5x as often as white people, despite the fact that both demographics use drugs at the same rate: https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@B2021Lily @billykript @RepMattGaetz @SecDef Even though they use drugs at the same rates, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@AP @nixonron @geoffmulvihill What evidence can these legislators provide that raising penalties for selling fentanyl will reduce supply? Meanwhile: https://t.co/0QPE0ef0Mu https://t.co/ob0QGQboT6
@cosmicdirtbag81 @hypocrittweets @chasto73 @dropbear99 @BurgessOwens Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@errollouis See also the section beginning on page 134 of the PNAS’s 2014 review of the evidence on incarceration: https://t.co/XPDrIQuWtg A lot of the studies finding null/insignificant effects are looking at enhancements that aren’t actually handed dow
@JohnFle95784077 @Cinfia488 @CIoudFire @changem79223914 @hi5ghosted @TomCottonAR Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than whites https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@Ni95057388G @Nichola66625757 @Carolina_Pines1 @NikkiMcR Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. Read up: https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@ShangoriGannos @NicoleFeddersen @HindlesKitchen @APFactCheck @AP Likewise, systemic racism still exists even if perfectly fair laws are selectively enforced based on race. Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black
@yesisworld Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@Brokekeyblader @800_abby @Lord_Scumdog @CancelT88670517 @atlanteanfairy I'm glad you brought that up. Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https:
@BelliniEve @Paul_Chauwn @rretsukoo @themikeyriot @chron Even though black people use drugs at the same rate as white people, black people are actually arrested for drug possession 2.5x more often than white people: https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@DanielRDucote @thecircleofbey @elassard71 @ThicciLake Even though black people use drugs at the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@realfrankyv @thecircleofbey @elassard71 @ThicciLake For instance, even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people: https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
RT @evan_soy: All sources were from this book. Free PDF is available. https://t.co/xiuMLjGNun
@WizardBenjamin @preparing2teach @realchrisrufo It's pretty easy to document systemic racism, especially in policing and the modern justice system For instance, even though black people use drugs at the same rate as white people, black people are arrested
RT @NazgolG: @jameskzeigler Chapter 2 https://t.co/2D2R5NAEXO
@jameskzeigler Chapter 2 https://t.co/2D2R5NAEXO
@CableNewsWatch Even though blacks use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people: https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@Andr55336088 @pavielle86 @WhiteRabbit0002 @PatrickGillam @JasonSCampbell @mmfa Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people: https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@MyNuggetHurts @undergroundbrat @DogeMadre @tommyjarvissbf That's pretty demonstrably false though. Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t
@JMBPromotions @SylveonH @IndivisibleSC04 @realchrisrufo @SenTomCotton Altohugh black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@whowannadancee @NaijaBanters @liamvincent26 @prageru Systemic racism in the justice system is largely why there are so many broken black families For example, even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are a
@kingc_i Have you called for holding leaders of failed mass incarceration policies accountable for wasting tax dollars and harming communities? Free download of a research overview: https://t.co/1H1m11EPuH
@vbislands @Outkick @burackbobby_ Ok, but the data continues to disprove that. For example, even though black people use drugs at the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/MBK5tYRj6M
@ltb2408 @DailyCaller @donlemon Lol, you didn't read it. Here's some current systemic racism for you to ignore: Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white peopl
@pastrommy87 @exoticstar2 @DailyCaller It's not that they *can't* do things, it's just a lot harder. For instance, even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white peo
@Catscrazygirl @smisturiz @Yarl_Qman @drmaggiesa @tomselliott Even though black people use drugs at the same rate as white people, blacks are arrested for drug use 2.5x more often than whites https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@CommonCent5 @Yarl_Qman @drmaggiesa @tomselliott But I *did* prove systemic racism. I don't think you actually read the study, but I can post more: https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@TessaBrantley5 @akmonday @tatianaibrahim5 But there's more. It's a fact that even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, blacks are charged for drug use 2.5x more than whites: https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@moneypenny551 @Yarl_Qman @drmaggiesa @tomselliott ...or why blacks are arrested for drug use and possession 2.5 times more often than whites, even though both groups use drugs at the same rate? https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@Dude15601264 @Yarl_Qman @drmaggiesa @tomselliott Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. Why do you think that might be? https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@Stevewjh @LouAnth12828523 @MythinformedMKE Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@VetNavy14 @VinceG_CRNP @jasnott @fightforschools @TheoFleury14 That's not an assumption, but a hard-core fact: https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@VetNavy14 @VinceG_CRNP @jasnott @fightforschools @TheoFleury14 Even better, blacks are arrested for drug use and possession 2.5x more often than whites, despite the fact that the two groups use illegal drugs at the same rate. Now why would that be? http
@Libertyfist @mmfa Even though black people use drugs at roughly the same rate as white people, black people are arrested for drug use 2.5x more than white people. https://t.co/WDBqsQWapX
@ChrisTh83535580 @MarbleyRoseGold @PassTheBrad @Booker4KY @TheRealKyleOrd White and black Americans sell drugs at about the same rate. White Americans use drugs at a higher rate even when divided by population due to being the majority. Blacks are still mo
@donnalc @RBReich https://t.co/QmF7IvZQgd a 2019 article that has some specific sourcing. You can also read the data from 2014 https://t.co/X5HUsZyRiO (read online or get the PDF) and examine Table of Contents for specific information including the consequ
Maybe this had more to do with it https://t.co/WmGV1Vhav2 of course you oppose locking up offenders https://t.co/VRKKpJIeDG
@yelsel13 Also the National Academies report on mass incarceration has a couple of chapters that might be useful (chapters 6, 7 and 9). https://t.co/a0Juq6rfHT
Summarizing others' research is challenging but "they don't know" can't be a stand-in for "I don't know." Here's how a group of experts have synthesized research on this question (free download!): https://t.co/1H1m11EPuH https://t.co/dHobgh1MFR
But more importantly, a blue-ribbon panel of the @NResearchCoun concluded in 2014 that “[p]olicies that effectively target the incarceration of highly dangerous and frequent offenders can have large crime prevention benefits.” /6 https://t.co/nymO4Q9LyC
RT @evan_soy: All sources were from this book. Free PDF is available. https://t.co/xiuMLjGNun
RT @evan_soy: All sources were from this book. Free PDF is available. https://t.co/xiuMLjGNun
RT @evan_soy: All sources were from this book. Free PDF is available. https://t.co/xiuMLjGNun
RT @evan_soy: All sources were from this book. Free PDF is available. https://t.co/xiuMLjGNun
RT @evan_soy: All sources were from this book. Free PDF is available. https://t.co/xiuMLjGNun
@UnSweetT2 @ScottB87102982 @ramyfarah_ @FTWJohnnies @RubinReport You can also look at how incarcerating large swaths of a neighborhood can actually *cause* more crime -- it decreases the economic opp. of the neighborhood because you have less labor force a
@Anonymous62003 @Pinkerite1 @Wallace_Noll @RyanGirdusky Well Mr. Fraidy Cat, google doesn't censor it and this came it. https://t.co/wgY9Ni7G4L Interesting at quick glance. But I'm sure it's already been "redacted" (google its meaning) by LGBTQs from the