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Do you not understand what "representative sample" means? You're cherry picking your data to build an outrageous theory... why not compare Germany to the entire state of Texas or the entire us? You guys are just hilarious in your ignorance. Lol
Not my data. I was simply pointing out your inability to understand rate versus whole numbers. Let's just call it my astonishment that you couldn't understand that simple concept. Here's some advice. If you want to try and act like someone else's intellectual superior, it's generally a good idea to understand the topic before doing so.
Why was he entering someone's garage and rummaging through someone's possessions? I didn't know that was common practice in Germany. What did he think would happen? An invite into the kitchen for sauerkraut?
The cops, who were called when neighbours heard gunshots, followed by a door being kicked in. Odd that there are splinters in your shoes, but not those of your victims. Or that the damage indicates the door was kicked in by big shoes but the kid's are tiny.
Your plan needs work.
Interesting that you'd plan to kill someone then hide the evidence of your crime. So much for right wingers taking responsibility for their actions.
I am 5' 10" and wear a size 8 shoe.....really a little small for my height.......my husband's nephew is 16 and can't get my hunting boots on at all. (they run big)
And how did this criminal open the allegedly closed door without touching it? Because there aren't any of his prints on the door either, yet in your statement you say it was closed. And why would you kick it in to confront these people if you were feeling threatened? Your story doesn't add up. We'd like you to come downtown with us and answer a few questions, you loser.
That was easy, and I don't know the first thing about crime-scene forensics.
I see you are not wiling to answer any of my questions...
So, let me ask you this....if you will answer...doubt you will but lets see..
I am going to a mall, I have a convertible, I leave the top down, keys in, however, I lock the door with my other set of keys....
Do you think you are able to take the car because the keys are in the ignition, top down...yet the car is locked?
"Not your data" lol. You picked it out of so many Texas cities to prove your point rotfl
Why didn't you pick comparing Houston or Dallas? Because they are many time more dangerous than German average and even than gun controlling New York City . That's why. Rotfl.
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Originally Posted by southbel
Not my data. I was simply pointing out your inability to understand rate versus whole numbers. Let's just call it my astonishment that you couldn't understand that simple concept. Here's some advice. If you want to try and act like someone else's intellectual superior, it's generally a good idea to understand the topic before doing so.
"Not your data" lol. You picked it out of so many Texas cities to prove your point rotfl
Why didn't you pick comparing Houston or Dallas? Because they are many time more dangerous than German average and even than gun controlling New York City . That's why. Rotfl.
No, again, I wasn't the one that posted that data. I simply commented on your inability to understand the difference between a rate and a whole number.
I never questioned the rates only pointed out that comparing crime rates for a single 270k city with the entire 80M country is statistically incorrect as the samples are incompatible. You can't just cherry pick your data in support of your theories. They don't teach that in Southern schools?
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Originally Posted by southbel
No, again, I wasn't the one that posted that data. I simply commented on your inability to understand the difference between a rate and a whole number.
I never questioned the rates only pointed out that comparing crime rates for a single 270k city with the entire 80M country is statistically incorrect as the samples are incompatible. You can't just cherry pick your data in support of your theories. They don't teach that in Southern schools?
AGAIN, I did not post that data. Sheesh. But you obviously don't understand what a rate means. I'm done with you. I have no patience for willful ignorance.
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