BlackVision said:
Simply stating that I didn't defend my position doesn't make it so. Do you even remember my one and ONLY statement? Did you forget already? I thought I made it quite clear when I told you that you kept twisting my words. Here it is again, DO NOT make me repeat it again in the future.
"The white, asian, black crime rate gap is consistent in each and every country where a mixture of these populations exist."
Yes, you did make this statement.
Are you honestly going to sit there and tell me that I haven't provided evidence to support this?
Yes, that's precisely what I am saying.
Let's take it step by step, shall we?
There are at least two ways to do this - by poring over your posts and extensively quoting from them, or asking you simple, straight-forward questions (which may or may not have already been covered).
"white, asian, black":
1) How are these terms defined?
2) If, as you assert, we should examine each country in terms of its own stats (no cross-country comparisons), what consistency *between* countries is there?
3) If, as you assert, these terms are somehow related to Caucasian, Mongoloid, Negroid, and Melanesian, please show that the 'white, asian, black' categories in any crime stats that you cite are indeed directly related to Caucasian etc.
4) Many people in the US (and UK, and probably many other countries) likely have ancestors who belong to more than one of your groups, whether 'white, asian, black', or 'Caucasian, Mongoloid, Negroid, Melanesian'. For the purposes of showing the gap that you assert, how do you classify such people?
'crime rate':
5) How do you define this term?
'consistent':
6) How do you measure consistency?
'each and every country where a mixture of these populations exist':
7) What are these countries? Please list them
8) For each country in your list, please provide age, sex, and 'white, asian, black' demographics
9) If you succeed in providing good support for your overall assertion, a likely hypothesis for explaining such a trend would involve (socio-economic) class (or SES) and immigration status. So please provide relevant data on accepted measures for these too, by your 'white, asian, black' categories
For the record, you asserted that the specific countries to be considered are the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and Germany. You provided some stats for the US, and 'incarceration rates' for the UK. The former is certainly something we can discuss further; the latter has no apparent relationship with your assertion. Despite being asked for them, you have provided no data for any other country.