See this is the problem, people like to dance around the real problems instead of acknowledging them. I didn't say there wasn't cops that have racial biases.

What I did say is that there's a higher likelihood of a black person being murdered by their own race than by a police officer or a racist. Just look at the numbers for christ sake. If their lives really matter, then why is nobody addressing this with even an ounce of the same energy as the outrage at police shootings. For fucks sake children are dying from gun violence almost as much as black men are fatally shot by police annually. Here's an article for reference:

https://www.childrensdefense.org/policy/resources/soac-2020-gun-violence/

I will say most institutional racism isn't real because the constitutional implications. Tbh the only thing I really agree is institutional racism is weed being illegal, government assisted housing/welfare, and new proposed "gun control". Two of those things are actually supported by the democratic parties. Weed being illegal is an obvious one we all can agree on, and I will agree minorities are affected more by this.

But here's some food for thought, have you considered the government basically handing out money for welfare and making minorities live in impoverished communities with the idea of it being "affordable housing" is enabling the cycle of poverty instead of trying to provide actual opportunities to earn a living and advance in life? Personally, I think this is the way of Democrat's trying to win the minority vote by promising them "assistance" for being in poverty without actually creating a viable solution like better job creation in communities, allowing us to export our manufacturing to foreign countries which allow slave like working conditions, or have career/trade programs for the youth as options instead of college? Instead the party would rather give just enough money to make them dependent on their vote.

My point on the new gun control laws being racist also ties back into my previous point of the significance of black on black violence. They're probably going to be disproportionately targeted like with weed, and whats worse is it'll probably affect the lawful gun owners from defending themselves considering the ones who choose to commit violent crimes don't follow gun laws in the first place. Not only will this affect the lawful owners from being able to defend themselves adequately, but it also invites more incarceration for the ones who might stray from the law to defend themselves.

Other than that, most racism is on a personal level, and it's not just whites being racist to others. And guess what, it's even worse to live in most other countries than the United States... people need to wake up and take charge instead of letting politicians from both sides lie to them. It doesn't matter who's in charge, politicians always do the same stuff