How racism fuels the pro gun movement

One cannot avoid racist judgement when the premise of one's analysis is so-called "race." YOU ARE THE ONE bringing up

None of that changes what the op is saying, which is essentially that gun violence disproportionately affects African Americans and that is why a lot of people find it easy to ignore the problem when discussing the 2nd amendment.

In other words, if you accept that gun violence is mostly committed by black people and you accept that gun violence is the result of "bad guys with guns", then by extension, you must accept that black people are just far more likely to be bad.

That belief is by definition, racist.

The media sure as hell doesn’t report on it and I’ve seen people banned from social media for staging factual information 

 I don’t think it’s fair to call conservatives racist for “ignoring” a problem that they aren’t really told about in detail and don’t see at all in their personal lives. 

It is impressive when a secluded white person can't make a distinction between urban black communities and rural ones. That kind of diversity is forever out of reach.

Atthe height of the gangland prohibition wars, white and black people learned to be careful around Italians. Is that racist?

it’s almost always done by people with mile long rap sheets who are just released again and again and again until they finally kill.

That's fair. I believe that limousine liberals prefer to work on these problems behind the scenes because their bigoted assumptions about rural whites is they will get a racist interpretation from the facts. (A projection)

Then any police officer who fires his gun can be reasonably considered a bad person.

In other words, if you accept that gun violence is mostly committed by black people and you accept that gun violence is the result of "bad guys with guns", then by extension, you must accept that black people are just far more likely to be bad.

That belief is by definition, racist

No, my evidence is the arguments that are being used to advocate for gun prevalence, which I already explained in detail.

And when it comes to wants and/or needs, I prioritize stopping needles loss of life over preserving people's hobbies. I don't consider that racist.

There’s a simpler explanation: 

I'm also going to go out on a limb and guess you don't like twisted sister.

I think part of what's stopping much of the country from being more sympathetic to gun control arguments is ultimately rooted in racism for the reasons I've laid out in detail. I'm just curious what people have to say to it.

Racist judgement can be avoided by challenging the premise

I realize I should have worded the thread differently; instead of "fuels" I should have said "adds fuel to".

I'm not offering what I believe to the the explanation for gun advocacy, I'm just pointing something out which I thought contributes to it.

How much is anyone's guess but I thought it worth exploring.

I’m going to start a fund to buy black people AR-15s. I think every black person in America should have an AR-15 and open carry the rifle as much as possible.

Tell us again how the Congress ratifies constitutional amendments. Do they actually relocate to each state for the vote to ratify? 

Sure, as soon as you tells us how it was Lincoln who was responsible for freeing the slaves. 

Would it surprise you to discover many law abiding Blacks in diverse and distinct communities both rural and urban very much want to keep their guns?

I suspect the goal of this exploration was to make pro-gun supporters out to be "racists."