https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/htus8008.pdf
Dept. of Justice report:
Blacks commit 52% of all homicides while making up only 13% of the overall population
no... no break down in values there... its someone else's fault........
lol, keep trying...
42 million blacks in the US
nearly 1 million in jail
meaning 98 percent of blacks do not commit crimes, cause they have no 'break down' in values.
? According to the dept of justice blacks commit 52% of all homicides and they are only 21% of the overall population. What is hard to undetstand? Blacks are murdering more people then any other ethnic group. Take it up with the DOJ
That does not include shootings..just murders
And BTW. Having 1 million in jail is not really something to brag about. But I guess that's how the overall black violent crime rate % jumps to 74%
And what does sucker punching a old person have to do with poverty?
What in the world does poverty have to do with a gang of thugs walking down the street picking out a defenseless old person ..as one comes up behind and punches them as hard as he can in the head with a goal of to knock that person out
As others in the gang video it..and laugh
and?
whites now make up 62.6 of the population
YET, they are 90 percent of arsonists
are white parents failing to teach their kids about the dangers of playing with fire?
whenever people die of arson, are we to turn the conversation into one about why white parents are not doing a better job with this?
No.
back to what poverty has to do with punching someone, nothing,
what poverty has to do with violence in general:
Inequality predicts homicide rates “better than any other variable”, says Martin Daly, professor emeritus of psychology and neuroscience at McMaster University in Ontario and author of Killing the Competition: Economic Inequality and Homicide.
This includes factors like rates of gun ownership (which also rise when inequality does) and cultural traits like placing more emphasis on “honor” (this, too, turns out to be linked with inequality). “About 60 [academic] papers show that a very common result of greater inequality is more violence, usually measured by homicide rates,” says Richard Wilkinson, author of The Spirit Level and co-founder of the Equality Trust.
According to the FBI, just over half of murders in which the precipitating circumstances were known were set off by what is called the “other argument” – not a robbery, a love triangle, drugs, domestic violence or money, but simply the sense that someone had been dissed.
If your social reputation in that milieu is all you’ve got, you’ve got to defend it,” says Daly. “Inequality makes these confrontations more fraught because there’s much more at stake when there are winners and losers and you can see that you are on track to be one of the losers.”
Harold Pollack, co-director of the University of Chicago Crime Lab, agrees. “If you foreclose [mainstream] opportunities for respect, status and personal advancement, people will find other ways to pursue those things.”
responsibility is always on the individual, motivation and inspiration are other matters ....