Comments by "Dennis" (@Dennis-nc3vw) on "How Stereotyping Can Save Your Life" video.

  1. Stereotyping hurts feelings. Not stereotyping ends lives.
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  2. Is the suspect Black? He sounds Black, and his hair looks like dreads, but his skin looks a little light from what I can see through the blur.
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  3. Just say those people are men and liberals will be cheering.
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  4. CPR? I don't think that's what you usually do for someone who's bleeding out.
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  5. The same people who tell us to pretend we don't realize Black people commit most crimes are the ones who use the fact men commit most crime to call for genocide.
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  6. And males. And people out at 4:00am. And people wearing hoodies. And young adults.
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  7. You don't even need to take race into account to know this guy was dangerous.
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  8. I don't think the fact he was Black is very relevant. Anyone who's knocking over scooters are 4am while wearing a hoody is probably dangerous.
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  9. C'mon, you can't justify slavery based on this. All we need to do is stop treating criminals with kiddy gloves, regardless of race.
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  10.  @tonycatman  Islamic terrorists usually shave their beards, actually.
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  11. Usually they're based on a kernel of truth but then get way out of hand. For example, "Men always want sex." While its true men are less sexual discriminating than women, it's not nearly by the same margin your gut instinct would tell you. Men are about half as likely to have feelings of regret after sex, and twice as likely to be the more aggressive pursuant before the encounter.
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  12. Notice how Matt Walsh is male but nobody even blinks at the fact he's willing to profile men as more dangerous than women. Profiling people based on immutable characteristics is fine as long as they are not a protected class.
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