helltopay1 said:
I agree: In 2008 we elected McCain over obama, and, then again, in 2012, we elected Romney over Obama. obvious proof of 'systemic racism."
Did you forget the white male who executed 6 people of Asian descent in Atlanta or the white male who stabbed to death an Asian mother while her daughter looked on in Rancho Cucamonga? Yes, there have been people of color who have engaged in this despicable behavior but there have also been whites who have engaged in this despicable behavior.hanky1 said:
Is it systematic racism causing all these black people to beat Asians (or people who they think are Asians)?
BearNIt said:Did you forget the white male who executed 6 people of Asian descent in Atlanta or the white male who stabbed to death an Asian mother while her daughter looked on in Rancho Cucamonga? Yes, there have been people of color who have engaged in this despicable behavior but there have also been whites who have engaged in this despicable behavior.hanky1 said:
Is it systematic racism causing all these black people to beat Asians (or people who they think are Asians)?
Historically the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians were white as indicated in a study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice in January, and it was based on data from 1992-2014. But the study clearly indicates that the identities of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asian-Americans are overwhelmingly white: 74.6 percent of these crimes are committed by white assailants. Facts matter and trotting out tired tropes are not helpful.
And all you have to do is stick to the facts and not engage in the use of racist tropes. A few despicable actions by a few despicable people can't be used to forget about the overwhelming number of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians being white per the study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice. I would post a video of the Atalanta murders of six people of Asian descent but there are none. What I know is that idiots come in every race and engage in despicable actions when encouraged by those in power and yes I am talking about Captain Catastrophe. If you have data or a study that disputes my argument then please provide it so it can be discussed.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:Did you forget the white male who executed 6 people of Asian descent in Atlanta or the white male who stabbed to death an Asian mother while her daughter looked on in Rancho Cucamonga? Yes, there have been people of color who have engaged in this despicable behavior but there have also been whites who have engaged in this despicable behavior.hanky1 said:
Is it systematic racism causing all these black people to beat Asians (or people who they think are Asians)?
Historically the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians were white as indicated in a study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice in January, and it was based on data from 1992-2014. But the study clearly indicates that the identities of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asian-Americans are overwhelmingly white: 74.6 percent of these crimes are committed by white assailants. Facts matter and trotting out tired tropes are not helpful.
All you have to do is post a video of a non-black person committing a hate crime against an Asian person to prove your point even though you know that the majority of videos online have been Black on Asian violence.
BearNIt said:And all you have to do is stick to the facts and not engage in the use of racist tropes. A few despicable actions by a few despicable people can't be used to forget about the overwhelming number of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians being white per the study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice. I would post a video of the Atalanta murders of six people of Asian descent but there are none. What I know is that idiots come in every race and engage in despicable actions when encouraged by those in power and yes I am talking about Captain Catastrophe. If you have data or a study that disputes my argument then please provide it so it can be discussed.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:Did you forget the white male who executed 6 people of Asian descent in Atlanta or the white male who stabbed to death an Asian mother while her daughter looked on in Rancho Cucamonga? Yes, there have been people of color who have engaged in this despicable behavior but there have also been whites who have engaged in this despicable behavior.hanky1 said:
Is it systematic racism causing all these black people to beat Asians (or people who they think are Asians)?
Historically the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians were white as indicated in a study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice in January, and it was based on data from 1992-2014. But the study clearly indicates that the identities of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asian-Americans are overwhelmingly white: 74.6 percent of these crimes are committed by white assailants. Facts matter and trotting out tired tropes are not helpful.
All you have to do is post a video of a non-black person committing a hate crime against an Asian person to prove your point even though you know that the majority of videos online have been Black on Asian violence.
https://www.brookings.edu/blog/how-we-rise/2021/03/11/why-the-trope-of-black-asian-conflict-in-the-face-of-anti-asian-violence-dismisses-solidarity/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7790522/
Are you referring to 2018? Again, the source I cited previously looked at 1992-2014 and hate crimes. One year is not statistically significant when measured against a 22 year period. As far as the Washington Examiner, Intellectual Dishonesty should be displayed prominently as a watermark on the paper the article is written on. using a single year to perpetuate racist trope is unconscionable for a news organization. The exclusion of the six people killed in Atlanta while trying to make the point that Black on Asian crime is an issue recently is dishonest reporting.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:And all you have to do is stick to the facts and not engage in the use of racist tropes. A few despicable actions by a few despicable people can't be used to forget about the overwhelming number of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians being white per the study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice. I would post a video of the Atalanta murders of six people of Asian descent but there are none. What I know is that idiots come in every race and engage in despicable actions when encouraged by those in power and yes I am talking about Captain Catastrophe. If you have data or a study that disputes my argument then please provide it so it can be discussed.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:Did you forget the white male who executed 6 people of Asian descent in Atlanta or the white male who stabbed to death an Asian mother while her daughter looked on in Rancho Cucamonga? Yes, there have been people of color who have engaged in this despicable behavior but there have also been whites who have engaged in this despicable behavior.hanky1 said:
Is it systematic racism causing all these black people to beat Asians (or people who they think are Asians)?
Historically the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians were white as indicated in a study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice in January, and it was based on data from 1992-2014. But the study clearly indicates that the identities of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asian-Americans are overwhelmingly white: 74.6 percent of these crimes are committed by white assailants. Facts matter and trotting out tired tropes are not helpful.
All you have to do is post a video of a non-black person committing a hate crime against an Asian person to prove your point even though you know that the majority of videos online have been Black on Asian violence.
https://www.brookings.edu/blog/how-we-rise/2021/03/11/why-the-trope-of-black-asian-conflict-in-the-face-of-anti-asian-violence-dismisses-solidarity/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7790522/
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/anti-asian-violence-cant-be-blamed-on-trump-supporters
https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/cv18.pdf
It's undeniable that blacks disproportionately commit more violence against Asians (source: DOJ) and the left wing media suppresses this fact because it doesn't fit any narrative they're trying to promote.
BearNIt said:Are you referring to 2018? Again, the source I cited previously looked at 1992-2014 and hate crimes. One year is not statistically significant when measured against a 22 year period. As far as the Washington Examiner, Intellectual Dishonesty should be displayed prominently as a watermark on the paper the article is written on. using a single year to perpetuate racist trope is unconscionable for a news organization. The exclusion of the six people killed in Atlanta while trying to make the point that Black on Asian crime is an issue recently is dishonest reporting.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:And all you have to do is stick to the facts and not engage in the use of racist tropes. A few despicable actions by a few despicable people can't be used to forget about the overwhelming number of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians being white per the study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice. I would post a video of the Atalanta murders of six people of Asian descent but there are none. What I know is that idiots come in every race and engage in despicable actions when encouraged by those in power and yes I am talking about Captain Catastrophe. If you have data or a study that disputes my argument then please provide it so it can be discussed.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:Did you forget the white male who executed 6 people of Asian descent in Atlanta or the white male who stabbed to death an Asian mother while her daughter looked on in Rancho Cucamonga? Yes, there have been people of color who have engaged in this despicable behavior but there have also been whites who have engaged in this despicable behavior.hanky1 said:
Is it systematic racism causing all these black people to beat Asians (or people who they think are Asians)?
Historically the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians were white as indicated in a study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice in January, and it was based on data from 1992-2014. But the study clearly indicates that the identities of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asian-Americans are overwhelmingly white: 74.6 percent of these crimes are committed by white assailants. Facts matter and trotting out tired tropes are not helpful.
All you have to do is post a video of a non-black person committing a hate crime against an Asian person to prove your point even though you know that the majority of videos online have been Black on Asian violence.
https://www.brookings.edu/blog/how-we-rise/2021/03/11/why-the-trope-of-black-asian-conflict-in-the-face-of-anti-asian-violence-dismisses-solidarity/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7790522/
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/anti-asian-violence-cant-be-blamed-on-trump-supporters
https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/cv18.pdf
It's undeniable that blacks disproportionately commit more violence against Asians (source: DOJ) and the left wing media suppresses this fact because it doesn't fit any narrative they're trying to promote.
The DOJ study I referenced clearly show the racial breakdown of violent offenders and supports the claim that blacks disproportionately commit more violence against Asians.Quote:
Specifically, hate crimes against Asian Americans are more likely than hate crimes against either African Americans or Hispanics to be committed by non-White offenders
You must be joking in that we are talking about Asians being attacked because they are Asian. Last time I looked that qualifies as a hate crime. You attempted to justify your position by picking the single year 2018 which when compared against 1992-2014 is not statistically significant. On what planet is that an appropriate measurement.? That is the epitome of being intellectually dishonest. You can try to make the argument you are trying to make but one year doesn't tell the story.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:Are you referring to 2018? Again, the source I cited previously looked at 1992-2014 and hate crimes. One year is not statistically significant when measured against a 22 year period. As far as the Washington Examiner, Intellectual Dishonesty should be displayed prominently as a watermark on the paper the article is written on. using a single year to perpetuate racist trope is unconscionable for a news organization. The exclusion of the six people killed in Atlanta while trying to make the point that Black on Asian crime is an issue recently is dishonest reporting.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:And all you have to do is stick to the facts and not engage in the use of racist tropes. A few despicable actions by a few despicable people can't be used to forget about the overwhelming number of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians being white per the study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice. I would post a video of the Atalanta murders of six people of Asian descent but there are none. What I know is that idiots come in every race and engage in despicable actions when encouraged by those in power and yes I am talking about Captain Catastrophe. If you have data or a study that disputes my argument then please provide it so it can be discussed.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:Did you forget the white male who executed 6 people of Asian descent in Atlanta or the white male who stabbed to death an Asian mother while her daughter looked on in Rancho Cucamonga? Yes, there have been people of color who have engaged in this despicable behavior but there have also been whites who have engaged in this despicable behavior.hanky1 said:
Is it systematic racism causing all these black people to beat Asians (or people who they think are Asians)?
Historically the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians were white as indicated in a study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice in January, and it was based on data from 1992-2014. But the study clearly indicates that the identities of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asian-Americans are overwhelmingly white: 74.6 percent of these crimes are committed by white assailants. Facts matter and trotting out tired tropes are not helpful.
All you have to do is post a video of a non-black person committing a hate crime against an Asian person to prove your point even though you know that the majority of videos online have been Black on Asian violence.
https://www.brookings.edu/blog/how-we-rise/2021/03/11/why-the-trope-of-black-asian-conflict-in-the-face-of-anti-asian-violence-dismisses-solidarity/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7790522/
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/anti-asian-violence-cant-be-blamed-on-trump-supporters
https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/cv18.pdf
It's undeniable that blacks disproportionately commit more violence against Asians (source: DOJ) and the left wing media suppresses this fact because it doesn't fit any narrative they're trying to promote.
The study you referenced was looking into reported hate crimes which were defined as crimes that manifest evidence of prejudice based on race, religion, sexual orientation, or ethnicity. The DOJ study I referenced looked into violent crime statistics. Not all violent crime is hate crime so these studies aren't comparable. However, the study you referenced stated that:The DOJ study I referenced clearly show the racial breakdown of violent offenders and supports the claim that blacks disproportionately commit more violence against Asians.Quote:
Specifically, hate crimes against Asian Americans are more likely than hate crimes against either African Americans or Hispanics to be committed by non-White offenders
All this other talk about intellectual dishonesty is foolish, you picked the wrong week to talk about it and the wrong paper to pick on.
BearNIt said:You must be joking in that we are talking about Asians being attacked because they are Asian. Last time I looked that qualifies as a hate crime. You attempted to justify your position by picking the single year 2018 which when compared against 1992-2014 is not statistically significant. On what planet is that an appropriate measurement.? That is the epitome of being intellectually dishonest. You can try to make the argument you are trying to make but one year doesn't tell the story.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:Are you referring to 2018? Again, the source I cited previously looked at 1992-2014 and hate crimes. One year is not statistically significant when measured against a 22 year period. As far as the Washington Examiner, Intellectual Dishonesty should be displayed prominently as a watermark on the paper the article is written on. using a single year to perpetuate racist trope is unconscionable for a news organization. The exclusion of the six people killed in Atlanta while trying to make the point that Black on Asian crime is an issue recently is dishonest reporting.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:And all you have to do is stick to the facts and not engage in the use of racist tropes. A few despicable actions by a few despicable people can't be used to forget about the overwhelming number of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians being white per the study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice. I would post a video of the Atalanta murders of six people of Asian descent but there are none. What I know is that idiots come in every race and engage in despicable actions when encouraged by those in power and yes I am talking about Captain Catastrophe. If you have data or a study that disputes my argument then please provide it so it can be discussed.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:Did you forget the white male who executed 6 people of Asian descent in Atlanta or the white male who stabbed to death an Asian mother while her daughter looked on in Rancho Cucamonga? Yes, there have been people of color who have engaged in this despicable behavior but there have also been whites who have engaged in this despicable behavior.hanky1 said:
Is it systematic racism causing all these black people to beat Asians (or people who they think are Asians)?
Historically the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians were white as indicated in a study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice in January, and it was based on data from 1992-2014. But the study clearly indicates that the identities of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asian-Americans are overwhelmingly white: 74.6 percent of these crimes are committed by white assailants. Facts matter and trotting out tired tropes are not helpful.
All you have to do is post a video of a non-black person committing a hate crime against an Asian person to prove your point even though you know that the majority of videos online have been Black on Asian violence.
https://www.brookings.edu/blog/how-we-rise/2021/03/11/why-the-trope-of-black-asian-conflict-in-the-face-of-anti-asian-violence-dismisses-solidarity/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7790522/
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/anti-asian-violence-cant-be-blamed-on-trump-supporters
https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/cv18.pdf
It's undeniable that blacks disproportionately commit more violence against Asians (source: DOJ) and the left wing media suppresses this fact because it doesn't fit any narrative they're trying to promote.
The study you referenced was looking into reported hate crimes which were defined as crimes that manifest evidence of prejudice based on race, religion, sexual orientation, or ethnicity. The DOJ study I referenced looked into violent crime statistics. Not all violent crime is hate crime so these studies aren't comparable. However, the study you referenced stated that:The DOJ study I referenced clearly show the racial breakdown of violent offenders and supports the claim that blacks disproportionately commit more violence against Asians.Quote:
Specifically, hate crimes against Asian Americans are more likely than hate crimes against either African Americans or Hispanics to be committed by non-White offenders
All this other talk about intellectual dishonesty is foolish, you picked the wrong week to talk about it and the wrong paper to pick on.
Read Table 1: Descriptive analysis of individual-level variables. The Numbers Don't Lie. There were 329 incidents of hate crimes against Asians. The breakdown is as follows 245 or 74.5% of those were committed by whites while 84 or 25.5% were committed by non-whites. You can draw your own conclusions from those numbers but again the numbers don't lie and to say otherwise is being intellectually dishonest.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7790522/table/Tab1/?report=objectonly
By the way, the DOJ study that you referenced which studied the year 2018 was cited and taken into account when the more comprehensive study that spanned 22 years from 1992-2014 which I referenced. So I ask again, which study is more accurate to the discussion?
My point was that since we are discussing violence against Asians in the context of today, those acts of violence tend to be perpetrated against Asians because of some warped ideology that they are responsible for COVID. They are being picked out by their assailants because of a single attribute, they are Asian. We have research that addresses this issue.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:You must be joking in that we are talking about Asians being attacked because they are Asian. Last time I looked that qualifies as a hate crime. You attempted to justify your position by picking the single year 2018 which when compared against 1992-2014 is not statistically significant. On what planet is that an appropriate measurement.? That is the epitome of being intellectually dishonest. You can try to make the argument you are trying to make but one year doesn't tell the story.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:Are you referring to 2018? Again, the source I cited previously looked at 1992-2014 and hate crimes. One year is not statistically significant when measured against a 22 year period. As far as the Washington Examiner, Intellectual Dishonesty should be displayed prominently as a watermark on the paper the article is written on. using a single year to perpetuate racist trope is unconscionable for a news organization. The exclusion of the six people killed in Atlanta while trying to make the point that Black on Asian crime is an issue recently is dishonest reporting.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:And all you have to do is stick to the facts and not engage in the use of racist tropes. A few despicable actions by a few despicable people can't be used to forget about the overwhelming number of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians being white per the study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice. I would post a video of the Atalanta murders of six people of Asian descent but there are none. What I know is that idiots come in every race and engage in despicable actions when encouraged by those in power and yes I am talking about Captain Catastrophe. If you have data or a study that disputes my argument then please provide it so it can be discussed.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:Did you forget the white male who executed 6 people of Asian descent in Atlanta or the white male who stabbed to death an Asian mother while her daughter looked on in Rancho Cucamonga? Yes, there have been people of color who have engaged in this despicable behavior but there have also been whites who have engaged in this despicable behavior.hanky1 said:
Is it systematic racism causing all these black people to beat Asians (or people who they think are Asians)?
Historically the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians were white as indicated in a study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice in January, and it was based on data from 1992-2014. But the study clearly indicates that the identities of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asian-Americans are overwhelmingly white: 74.6 percent of these crimes are committed by white assailants. Facts matter and trotting out tired tropes are not helpful.
All you have to do is post a video of a non-black person committing a hate crime against an Asian person to prove your point even though you know that the majority of videos online have been Black on Asian violence.
https://www.brookings.edu/blog/how-we-rise/2021/03/11/why-the-trope-of-black-asian-conflict-in-the-face-of-anti-asian-violence-dismisses-solidarity/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7790522/
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/anti-asian-violence-cant-be-blamed-on-trump-supporters
https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/cv18.pdf
It's undeniable that blacks disproportionately commit more violence against Asians (source: DOJ) and the left wing media suppresses this fact because it doesn't fit any narrative they're trying to promote.
The study you referenced was looking into reported hate crimes which were defined as crimes that manifest evidence of prejudice based on race, religion, sexual orientation, or ethnicity. The DOJ study I referenced looked into violent crime statistics. Not all violent crime is hate crime so these studies aren't comparable. However, the study you referenced stated that:The DOJ study I referenced clearly show the racial breakdown of violent offenders and supports the claim that blacks disproportionately commit more violence against Asians.Quote:
Specifically, hate crimes against Asian Americans are more likely than hate crimes against either African Americans or Hispanics to be committed by non-White offenders
All this other talk about intellectual dishonesty is foolish, you picked the wrong week to talk about it and the wrong paper to pick on.
Read Table 1: Descriptive analysis of individual-level variables. The Numbers Don't Lie. There were 329 incidents of hate crimes against Asians. The breakdown is as follows 245 or 74.5% of those were committed by whites while 84 or 25.5% were committed by non-whites. You can draw your own conclusions from those numbers but again the numbers don't lie and to say otherwise is being intellectually dishonest.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7790522/table/Tab1/?report=objectonly
By the way, the DOJ study that you referenced which studied the year 2018 was cited and taken into account when the more comprehensive study that spanned 22 years from 1992-2014 which I referenced. So I ask again, which study is more accurate to the discussion?
No, like I said, they are two separate studies, one study has hate crime statistics which may include violent crime but hate crime is a much broader category, and the DOJ study has violent crime statistics, which might not all qualify as hate crimes.
My point was regarding violent crime, so it doesn't matter how long your study spans since it doesn't include violent crime statistics by race.
Your characterization of Black on Asian crime that the DOJ study "supports the claim that blacks disproportionately commit more violence against Asians" is misleading and is being used to advance a narrative that is dangerous. In fact, the study that you cite, "Criminal Victimization 2018" says:BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:You must be joking in that we are talking about Asians being attacked because they are Asian. Last time I looked that qualifies as a hate crime. You attempted to justify your position by picking the single year 2018 which when compared against 1992-2014 is not statistically significant. On what planet is that an appropriate measurement.? That is the epitome of being intellectually dishonest. You can try to make the argument you are trying to make but one year doesn't tell the story.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:Are you referring to 2018? Again, the source I cited previously looked at 1992-2014 and hate crimes. One year is not statistically significant when measured against a 22 year period. As far as the Washington Examiner, Intellectual Dishonesty should be displayed prominently as a watermark on the paper the article is written on. using a single year to perpetuate racist trope is unconscionable for a news organization. The exclusion of the six people killed in Atlanta while trying to make the point that Black on Asian crime is an issue recently is dishonest reporting.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:And all you have to do is stick to the facts and not engage in the use of racist tropes. A few despicable actions by a few despicable people can't be used to forget about the overwhelming number of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians being white per the study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice. I would post a video of the Atalanta murders of six people of Asian descent but there are none. What I know is that idiots come in every race and engage in despicable actions when encouraged by those in power and yes I am talking about Captain Catastrophe. If you have data or a study that disputes my argument then please provide it so it can be discussed.BearForce2 said:BearNIt said:Did you forget the white male who executed 6 people of Asian descent in Atlanta or the white male who stabbed to death an Asian mother while her daughter looked on in Rancho Cucamonga? Yes, there have been people of color who have engaged in this despicable behavior but there have also been whites who have engaged in this despicable behavior.hanky1 said:
Is it systematic racism causing all these black people to beat Asians (or people who they think are Asians)?
Historically the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asians were white as indicated in a study published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice in January, and it was based on data from 1992-2014. But the study clearly indicates that the identities of the perpetrators of hate crimes against Asian-Americans are overwhelmingly white: 74.6 percent of these crimes are committed by white assailants. Facts matter and trotting out tired tropes are not helpful.
All you have to do is post a video of a non-black person committing a hate crime against an Asian person to prove your point even though you know that the majority of videos online have been Black on Asian violence.
https://www.brookings.edu/blog/how-we-rise/2021/03/11/why-the-trope-of-black-asian-conflict-in-the-face-of-anti-asian-violence-dismisses-solidarity/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7790522/
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/anti-asian-violence-cant-be-blamed-on-trump-supporters
https://www.bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/cv18.pdf
It's undeniable that blacks disproportionately commit more violence against Asians (source: DOJ) and the left wing media suppresses this fact because it doesn't fit any narrative they're trying to promote.
The study you referenced was looking into reported hate crimes which were defined as crimes that manifest evidence of prejudice based on race, religion, sexual orientation, or ethnicity. The DOJ study I referenced looked into violent crime statistics. Not all violent crime is hate crime so these studies aren't comparable. However, the study you referenced stated that:The DOJ study I referenced clearly show the racial breakdown of violent offenders and supports the claim that blacks disproportionately commit more violence against Asians.Quote:
Specifically, hate crimes against Asian Americans are more likely than hate crimes against either African Americans or Hispanics to be committed by non-White offenders
All this other talk about intellectual dishonesty is foolish, you picked the wrong week to talk about it and the wrong paper to pick on.
Read Table 1: Descriptive analysis of individual-level variables. The Numbers Don't Lie. There were 329 incidents of hate crimes against Asians. The breakdown is as follows 245 or 74.5% of those were committed by whites while 84 or 25.5% were committed by non-whites. You can draw your own conclusions from those numbers but again the numbers don't lie and to say otherwise is being intellectually dishonest.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7790522/table/Tab1/?report=objectonly
By the way, the DOJ study that you referenced which studied the year 2018 was cited and taken into account when the more comprehensive study that spanned 22 years from 1992-2014 which I referenced. So I ask again, which study is more accurate to the discussion?
No, like I said, they are two separate studies, one study has hate crime statistics which may include violent crime but hate crime is a much broader category, and the DOJ study has violent crime statistics, which might not all qualify as hate crimes.
My point was regarding violent crime, so it doesn't matter how long your study spans since it doesn't include violent crime statistics by race.
