That you're too lazy and ignorant to do the math necessary to get an accurate opinion.
The claim has been consistently made that blacks are 13 percent of the population but commit 50 or more percent of the crime. That is inaccurate but the racists want to talk shit about per capita. When shown that per capita reveals that the difference between blacks and white per capita is 6...
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Black people commit more crime
per capita than other groups.
According to the FBI stats
you referenced, blacks accounted for 55.9% of all homicide offenders in 2019, with whites accounting for 41.1%, and "Other"/Unknown accounting for 3.0% in cases where the race was known. Among homicide victims in 2019 where the race was known, 54.7% were black or African-American, 42.3% were white, and 3.1% were of other races.
The per-capita offending rate for African-Americans was roughly six times higher than that of whites, and the victim rate is a similar figure. Most homicides were intraracial; where the perpetrator's race was known, 81% of white victims were killed by whites and 91% of black or African-American victims were killed by African-Americans.
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My numbers come from the FBI Uniform Crime Report for 2019, not some person who decided to edit a wikipedia entry. Your post has no merit.
**** per capita.
So let me ask you?
Would you feel safer in Tulsa Oklahoma or New York City?
Would you feel safer in Wichita Kansas, or L.A.?
IF your answer is Tulsa and Wichita, then you have shown the fallacy of the white pathologocal clining to per capita.
According to per capita, Tulsa is way more dangerous than New York and Wichita is more dangerous than L.A. But when we tally up the actual numbers, these 2 cities don't come close to New York or L.A. I don't cheerypick one category of crime to make a claim, I use all the crimes. There were 30 categories of crime, whites lead in 28. That includes violent crimes, rspws, assaults, violence against family members, etc. Then we have crimes that are not phsycial but cause as much damage as violent crime sich as fraud, embezzelments, etc. So **** per capita, you don't grt to excuse the fact that you commit more crime because you have more people.
What Poverty and Crime Statistics Look Like in the United States
- People living in households in the US that have an income level below the Federal poverty threshold have more than double the rates of violent victimization compared to individuals in high-income households.
- Individuals who live in poverty are more likely to report a crime than those who do not live in poverty, but more than half of all crime is believed to go unreported to local law enforcement.
- When people live in households that are struggling with poverty, they also have a higher rate of violence that involves a firearm at 3.5 per 1,000 people compared to 0.8-2.5 per 1,000 people in middle-to-high income families.
- For both whites and blacks/African-Americans in the US, the overall pattern of being in poverty with the highest rates of victimization was consistent. For Hispanics and Latinos, violent victimization is relatively equal across all income levels.
- Hispanics in the US who are living in poverty have nearly half the rates of violent victimization when compared to poor whites. Even poor blacks/African-Americans have a lower rate of violent victimization in poverty compared to whites.
- Urban poverty increased the risks of violence and crime for US households, but did not change the racial risk factors. Whites are the most at risk in an urban poverty household to experience crime, at a rate of 5.64%. Blacks/African-Americans had the second highest level of risk for experiencing crime in urban poverty at 5.13%.
"And, if you take violent crime from a purely white perspective, more white people are killed by accidental drownings then they are from black on white violent crime."
When comparing the overall crime rates from a poverty point of a view to the incarceration rates that take place, there is clearly a racial disparity in place. More whites commit and experience crime, yet from a youth standpoint, where a majority of poverty-related crime occurs, more blacks/African-Americans are committed.
For this reason, it is easy to see why many discuss US crime rates from a “black on black” perspective. Yet, if a “poor on poor” perspective is taken instead, one fact becomes increasingly clear: minority households that are living in poverty are held to a higher standard than white households living in poverty.
Here’s a harsh reality: in the United States, the problem is black on black crime.
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