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  At great risk of sounding racist and pedantic, I think what most people are dog whistling when they say that sort of thing is that they think most black dads abandon their role entirely. So if you have a stat that says "70% are mostly involved" it may mean it's 70% of however many are left after those who aren't involved in the picture at all.
context: They fired them before public outrage had time to build. The video is going to be horrific and the evidence damming. >
  
  Already hearing grotesque things:
  “Friends around the world: Memphis Police executed someone recently and apparently this one is bad. Really bad. Like, "local businesses are buying unrest insurance, politicians distancing themselves from the police, DoJ is investigating" bad. We're waiting for the video.”
  “People who've seen the video tell me it's sickening. Like, unambiguously heinous with no possible excuse for the police.”
  “Heard on the radio that the police are preparing for a public response rivaling that of the George Floyd uprising. Wow.” >
  
  Welp, if it’s that bad, time for Tucker Carlson to come up with a way to make it the murdered person’s fault. >
  
  The pigs who beat the man to death are all black. Tucker’s going to reach for the “bad apples” argument. >
  
  The dog whistles:
  Can’t be racist
  Black on black violence is worse
  It’s a culture problem
  No black fathers >
  
  
  No black fathers
  
  Well, there was at least one, but the cops just murdered him. >
  
  Unrelated that black fathers are killed, beaten, and incarcerated higher than white people for similar infractions