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Chris Cuomo says until ‘White people’s kids start getting killed,’ there will not be police reform

Cuomo contradicts known facts: 50% more unarmed whites under 18 were shot by police since Ferguson

April 17, 2021
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CNN’s Chris Cuomo Friday during “Cuomo Primetime” said that police and gun reform won’t happen until  “White people’s kids start getting killed.” “Shootings, gun laws, access to weapons. Oh, I know when they’ll change,” said the anchor. “[When] your kids start getting killed. White people’s kids start getting killed.”

Cuomo’s comments completely ignore the facts. As the Washington Post Police Shooting Database indicates, more “unarmed whites” than “unarmed Blacks” have been shot since the Ferguson Riots.

In fact, 50% more White, unarmed, persons under 18 have been shot by police compared with Blacks, according to The Washington Post Police Shooting Database:

6 “White, Unarmed, Under 18” Police Shootings

4 “Black, Unarmed, Under 18” Police Shootings




So according to Cuomo’s reckoning, all of the reform he said will not happen, should actually have happened already—presuming of course, that anything else Cuomo said actually made any sense.

Cuomo put on a hypothetical accent and pretended to be a White parent. “What’s going on with these police? Maybe we shouldn’t even have police,” he said.

“That kind of madness. That kind of mania. That will be you. That will be the majority. Because it’s your people,” Cuomo said, apparently directed at the White members of his audience.

“How many more?” Cuomo asked. “Die of the pandemic, dying from police shootings. George Floyd, Daunte Wright. I wonder if you’ll remember their names six months from now because they’ll be replaced by so many others.”

Cuomo pointed out that some focus on the past of the victims in police shootings.

“Why do that? Because you wanna make the problem them,” he said. “Takes the onus off the idea that you’re wrong about policing needing to change.”

“Forget that police are trained to deal with non-compliance with force that is not lethal. Hey, comply or die,” Cuomo said.

Social media has not been kind to Cuomo after his comments, and many examples have been shared to show just how deceptive his comments are.


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