Re: confused!!!
Yes of course…everything published in magazines and textbooks must be believed and taken for gospel.
That much is painfully obvious my friend.
“often prone” does not “always” make
“one of the main reasons”…okay…can you quote what the other main reasons were?
I would hazard to guess that financial distress, inequality in implementation of the justice system were likely larger contributors than the fact that some of the perpetrators came from broken homes.
And I am simply accommodating your example here…but from what I have seen and read of those riots the majority of the youth involved in the chaos were not from impoverished and challenged backgrounds; rather they were from a more affluent background.
Another example of pulling a quote and using it to support your position without considering relevance or context…
Do you have an understanding of the inherent challenges that some black communities in the USA face? Have you studied history and the path that this ethnicity has had to forge to be accepted as equals in society? Heck there are still areas where they are not treated well because of the colour of their skin…and you want to use them as a example?
Even if we consider your example as relevant…do you know why the African-American contingent of the populous in the USA faces the challenges that you have listed (i.e. drugs, teenage pregnancy, and rampant crime)? Let’s have your position on that and then we can take it from there…
I am not going to comment on the Muslim part because whether or not one is a good Muslim is up to Allah.
But a good man will never marry someone just for a passport.
No if’s and’s or but’s about it.
I don’t mean to disrespect your uncle…but one has to question his character and ability to make decent decisions if the story starts with him marrying a woman to obtain a passport…