Going by raw numbers, oh my gosh, there are more white criminals in total. But there are 205 million whites vs 41 millions blacks, how do you suppose these numbers will look 50 years from now when whites are the minority?
I think we've had this argument before, because I'm getting deva vu right now. Anyway, that's not how that works at all dude. Crime statistics aren't measured by the percent of a population that doesn't commit crime, but by those who do. And the stats clearly show that blacks are twice as likely to be violent criminals than whites. This does not bode well for the future. But by then the population will be so muddied with mongrels race statistics won't be viable.
Show me your numbers.
Couldn't find the one that broke it down by sex, but here it is by race
https://www.ojjdp.gov/ojstatbb/crime/ucr.asp?table_in=2
Going by raw numbers, oh my gosh, there are more white criminals in total. But there are 205 million whites vs 41 millions blacks, how do you suppose these numbers will look 50 years from now when whites are the minority?
So I took your numbers.
Blacks
1,992,510 / 41,000,000 = 4.85 (roughly 5%)
Whites
5,335,610 / 205,000,000 = 2.6
So this tells us roughly 95% of blacks do not commit crimes. This tells us roughly 97.4% of whites do not commit crimes.
We need to take each group's total number of crimes and distribute it to the total population.
What we need to determine. Is there a crime committed per person?
For Example:
If black crime was 20,000,000 total crimes. That would tell us that roughly half of blacks are committing crimes.
I think we've had this argument before, because I'm getting deva vu right now. Anyway, that's not how that works at all dude. Crime statistics aren't measured by the percent of a population that doesn't commit crime, but by those who do. And the stats clearly show that blacks are twice as likely to be violent criminals than whites. This does not bode well for the future. But by then the population will be so muddied with mongrels race statistics won't be viable.
Yes.. but don't we need to take stats and turn them into "Use Cases"?
I am a software engineer. We have to take data and convert it into something useful.
This is no different than COVID.
What people wanted to know. If they got COVID.
What is the chance of it killing you?
This is the same with crime.
If a random white person encounters a black person. What is the chance of them getting attacked by the black person.
Also my stats is a better use case.
We have to account for repeated offenders in crime as well. If a George Floyd type is to be considered.
A single person can commit 5 crimes and inflate the numbers correct?
Now take the total of black crimes and divide it by 41 million