So if there are too many whites around each other they turn into criminals?
With about 70% of the population being white it would follow that whites commit most of the crime. And eat the most ice cream. And jog the most miles. And do the most of pretty much everything.
Can we just cut to the chase? You clearly have a point to make. Make it.
I'd have to say thats a logical fallacy.
Which logical fallacy, specifically?
I refuse to believe white people commit so many crimes just because they are too many of them around each other.
Which might have some relevance if I'd made that argument. You're engaging in the 'strawman fallacy'. As the argument you 'refuse to believe' isn't one that's being made.
Try again. This time actually quoting me.
Also it has nothing to do with eating ice cream. Youre saying most crimes when I clearly said so many crimes.
Its an example of all the actions that white people would do 'so much' of.
Can you just get to the point?
The fallacy of correlation. It makes no sense at all to assume whites commit so much crime just because they are near each other.
I've made no such argument. You did. Engaging in the 'Strawman Fallacy'. Refuting an argument I never made.
So I ask again, what fallacy have engaged in? Remembering of course that you'll have to cite an argument I've actually made.
Yes you did make that argument. Here is the quote you asked for.
Because there are so many white people.
And no where in that statement did I say that white people commit so crime because they are 'near to each other'. You added that. Citing yourself.
Making your claim a strawman. If your argument had merit, you wouldn't need the fallacies.
That only works if I said so much. I said so many.
Says you, citing yourself, adding words and arguments I've never made. Alas, your claiming I made that argument. And by your own admission, I said no such thing. As your quote above demonstrates.
Try again, this time without the fallacies.