You seem to be under the bizarre impression that gang violence kills different, more special and more numerous people. Statistics show that it doesn’t kill more people per capita, it’s just that more people in smaller areas will result in more deaths from various types of violence including both gang and domestic, because that’s how numbers and statistics and population distributions work. Both gang violence and domestic violence kill people, who are historically, the same as other people and not some unique species who are somehow killed harder or more tragically than another killed person. It’s not comparing apples to oranges, it’s comparing apples to apples, except the farmer that grew one apple is wearing a different hat and lives in a different county.
It absolutely does kill more people via gun violence than any other group. I don’t know what or where you are getting your info from, but the majority of our homicides are gang and drug related. This isn’t some unknown thing.
Lol ok kid. You find me the statistics that show where the majority of our gun homicides come from… I’m sure it’s some bumble fuck rural town in Kansas…and totally not a city.
It’s not my job to do your research for you when you’re too lazy my dude. If you don’t understand how population statistics work and how they’re affected by a population’s distribution then you can google it for yourself. Hint: you might want to start with probability theory.
Also lmao at you trying to call me kid. Honey, I took statistics a while back when I was still in university.
This isn’t a “debate”, this is just me telling you that you don’t know how statistics work. I don’t particularly care if you choose to continue on from this conversation remaining cozy in your ignorance, that’s your burden to bear. I’m not in the business of giving out free statistics classes.
I don’t think you understand how statistics work.
No I know how they work just fine, you don’t understand the nuance of the discussion. You’re trying to compare apples to oranges…
You seem to be under the bizarre impression that gang violence kills different, more special and more numerous people. Statistics show that it doesn’t kill more people per capita, it’s just that more people in smaller areas will result in more deaths from various types of violence including both gang and domestic, because that’s how numbers and statistics and population distributions work. Both gang violence and domestic violence kill people, who are historically, the same as other people and not some unique species who are somehow killed harder or more tragically than another killed person. It’s not comparing apples to oranges, it’s comparing apples to apples, except the farmer that grew one apple is wearing a different hat and lives in a different county.
It absolutely does kill more people via gun violence than any other group. I don’t know what or where you are getting your info from, but the majority of our homicides are gang and drug related. This isn’t some unknown thing.
More proof that you don’t understand how statistics work.
Lol ok kid. You find me the statistics that show where the majority of our gun homicides come from… I’m sure it’s some bumble fuck rural town in Kansas…and totally not a city.
It’s not my job to do your research for you when you’re too lazy my dude. If you don’t understand how population statistics work and how they’re affected by a population’s distribution then you can google it for yourself. Hint: you might want to start with probability theory.
Also lmao at you trying to call me kid. Honey, I took statistics a while back when I was still in university.
It absolutely is on you. That’s how debates work. So either prove me wrong or shut up.
And yes you’re a kid who seems to think you have the world figured out.
Lol you’re adorable.
This isn’t a “debate”, this is just me telling you that you don’t know how statistics work. I don’t particularly care if you choose to continue on from this conversation remaining cozy in your ignorance, that’s your burden to bear. I’m not in the business of giving out free statistics classes.