Jon K wrote:Two data points make a line, not a trend.
Ahhhhmmmm....do four data points (and counting) constitute a trend ?
http://www.wdrb.com/story/25057209/lmpd ... -trash-can
http://www.wdrb.com/category/163829/fox ... start=true
Jon K wrote:Two data points make a line, not a trend.
Iggy C wrote:By that logic, my 20+ visits without racial incident constitute an iron law. Look, if you want your life to be dictated by cherry-picking anecdotes about scary black people, it's a free country. Next day it's in the 70s, I'll probably take a walk on the big four bridge.
Carla G wrote:There are parking lots in Oldham Co. that I don't like walking to my car in at night time.
Carla G wrote:Yup. Crime is a pretty opportunistic element. It'll be wherever the pickings' are easy and plentiful regardless of social standing, race or whatever. It seldom regards zip codes.
Steve Shade wrote:Carla G wrote:Yup. Crime is a pretty opportunistic element. It'll be wherever the pickings' are easy and plentiful regardless of social standing, race or whatever. It seldom regards zip codes.
That is true, but only to a very limited extent. See map.
http://datacenter.courier-journal.com/p ... es/victims
Carla G wrote:
Well, I was thinking more in terms of robberies, break ins, financial crimes, stuff like that. This map is for homicides. That's kind of a different animal.
Steve Shade wrote:Carla G wrote:
Well, I was thinking more in terms of robberies, break ins, financial crimes, stuff like that. This map is for homicides. That's kind of a different animal.
Unfortunately I think that other stuff would be comparable.
You mention financial .... White folks just as crooked. Sorry ass people are sorry ass people. Has nothing to do with race. Understand that the map shows black on black crime for the most part. From personal knowledge I can say that a large percentage of black people, not only know it, but despise it.
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