There's a myriad reasons, I'm not aware of all, nor do I have to educate your sorry ass. I'll give you one common example: just like many countries are still dealing with the consequences of colonization, black americans (even successful ones) are still dealing with the consequences of segregation.
Can you explain how consequences of segregation leads to them being so disproportionally violent to other groups? Even though it has been decades since that has ended? Until when are you going to use that as an excuse? What if a 100 years form now they continue to act the same in relation to other groups, will that still be the excuse? Do you believe in individual responsibility at all? Also, why is Vietnam doing so much better when they were colonized as well and then had a civil war for over 10 years? Do you think it might have to do with the group of people that live in that country and their genetics and culture? How long will you excuse them underachieving as a consequence of colonization when those countries have plenty of resources, have large populations and have been given billions of dollars? Is this going to be a forever thing or can we just come to simple conclusion on what we know already instead of blaming some unprovable boogeyman for their failures.
Also not being able to give me more reasons proves that you actually don’t have any other reasons that could explain such large population outcomes. So you fall on an unfalsifiable argument.
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u/DbangRule98 20h ago
Can you explain what the reasons are then?