barneystinson69 said:
You're making up statistics though! Immigrants are more likely to commit crimes then native citizens to their country: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_and_crime#Germany |
Even if the majority of immigrants don't commit crimes, because groups are never equally distributed in any country, the per capita (usually per 100,000 people) statistic is the one we should look at. For instance, if migrants make up only 1% of a country's population, but represent 25% of rapists, then they have a greater amount of rapists per capita even though 25% is not the majority.
| Peh said: And you are interpretating it wrong. Committing a crime != more likely to commit a crime. Also as stated in the link you used for your argument: "the latter being consistently and positively correlated with the natives’ unfavourable attitude toward immigrants."[ |
Correlation =/= Causation







