@kintoneo: There are laws against it? Do you know why?

@Warlord_Irochi: Not to mention artificially enhancing reader engagement by sparking outrage. It's outrageous!

"(or a related cause)"

How about donating to support common-sense, actionable legislation that prevents police brutality rather than to race-baiting organizations that thrive on it?

https://8cantwait.org/

@Dragon_Nexus: And I bet they're mostly male. They wouldn't know victimization if it shot them.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/585149/people-shot-to-death-by-us-police-by-gender/

@nigelteapot: Wait, are you implying that sometimes people are created without being conceived?

@megagood2345: We are all victims of a deal we did not sign up for. Procreation is child abuse.

@nigelteapot: If your soul and body are never created, how can they be anywhere?

@restatbonfire: That the term "white privilege" is a misnomer and, more importantly, counterproductive. If we want to do something about police brutality, then we have to convince the populace, and the best way to do that is to point out that it does effect everyone, including non-blacks.

Consider: If "privilege" means "not being shot," then "eliminating privilege" means "being shot," which is clearly not the intended message.

Racism itself is also an issue, that (in the US) also predominantly affects black people. But I contend that the most effective strategy is to unite people through commonality.

@nigelteapot: Regardless of the terminology, by your account, being entails the risk of hell - a risk that is not taken willingly.

No conception means no being means no hell.

If you want to do something worthy, try protecting people from ever encountering this world of unjust disease and violence. Procreation is child abuse, adoption is beatific.