You do understand that cause doesn't necessarily equal correlation?
You specifically mentioned a statistic about blacks in particular. If you were not pointing the finger at the black community for being more criminally prone, what was your reason for citing it?
Unlike you... because you obviously have all the answers. Educate me.I have no use for clueless liberal idiots.
And why would you refer to women that give birth out of wedlock as trash? Why would you equate an average black woman with a lower class white woman who is "white trash"? Is it because of your religious or political beliefs? Upbringing?
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07-16-2014, 01:59 PM #31
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07-16-2014, 02:04 PM #32
Logic 101 a$$hole. Correlation does not equal cause.
Here is the reporters quote. He uses the word "CAUSE."
"The underlying cause of all of this, of course: young black men growing up without fathers. Unfortunately, no one in the news media has the courage to touch that subject.”If you poke a bear in the eye, expect a bear like response.
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A single parent household is a risk factor in the delinquency of a child. Plenty of studies show that. Race doesn't have anything to do with it in and of itself.
Here are some other risk factors people can choose to believe or not believe.
Single parenthood (i.e., a lone-parent family);
Mental health of parents;
The number of children in the family;
The past/life-history experiences of parents;
Having a young mother; and
Instability in the family (e.g., unpredictable family income, multiple family transitions, broken home).
The presence of criminal elements (e.g., crime, young offenders and/or youth gangs);
Living in a disadvantaged neighbourhood (e.g., poverty); and
The availability of illicit and/or illegal goods (e.g., drugs, firearms).
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07-16-2014, 02:31 PM #35
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The latest statistics that I've seen regarding 'out of wedlock' births are as follows:
72.2 Black
53.5 Hispanic
29.4 Non-Hispanic White
In the United States there is a direct relationship between poverty, crime, and the lack of a responsible, stable, two parent home. I don't like social commentary from any reporter. That said, it would be foolish to deny or ignore the state of the family in our present day culture.paolo59
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07-16-2014, 02:48 PM #36
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Why are you quoting racial statistics? Are you suggesting that this information indicates that blacks and Hispanics are more prone to crime?
In the United States there is a direct relationship between poverty, crime, and the lack of a responsible, stable, two parent home.
That said, it would be foolish to deny or ignore the state of the family in our present day culture.
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07-16-2014, 03:11 PM #37
You specifically mentioned a statistic about blacks in particular. If you were not pointing the finger at the black community for being more criminally prone, what was your reason for citing it?
Unlike you... because you obviously have all the answers. Educate me.
And why would you refer to women that give birth out of wedlock as trash? Why would you equate an average black woman with a lower class white woman who is "white trash"? Is it because of your religious or political beliefs? Upbringing?
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07-16-2014, 03:14 PM #39
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Crime knows no 'color.' You are a bright fellow, you look up the statistics on crime and perpetrators. It's not the 'color,' it's the 'risk factors' that are at play due to life's circumstances. Poverty is one of the leading factors relating to crime. It is not the only one, certainly. But it is one of the leading ones. As to traditional or non-traditional. I believe the risk factors increase with regard to 'single parent' homes. It is not an easy thing to raise a child, or a house full of children.
The intimation of 'racism' is unbecoming. It certainly is the first accusation that is always made. Nevertheless, it is disingenuous.Last edited by paolo59; 07-16-2014 at 03:20 PM.
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07-16-2014, 03:21 PM #40
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Clearly it's rap music and Dorito's that are the main cause of crime, well that and the lack of either money or decent drugs.
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07-16-2014, 03:30 PM #41
One thing about the single parent homes statistic that always bothers me is that I don't believe the cause is usually looked at. Poverty increases the chances of certain things, but single parent families are more likely to be poor households, so is the single parent family bias to statistics simply the poverty bias shown through another layer.
I'll make some numbers up:
Poor households 50% more likely to commit crime.
One parent households 50% chance to be poor
One parent housholds 25% more likely to commit crime.
If those numbers were true, then the increase in crime from the one parent families would perfectly match what would be expected simply from them being poor. I made the numbers up, but they illustrate my point. You can look at the statistics for a group and they don't necessarily mean anything at all.Screw nature; my body will do what I DAMN WELL tell it to do!
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07-16-2014, 03:48 PM #42
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In the United States the absolute leading indicator of whether a child will grow up marginalized, more likely than not in poverty, with a world of opportunity denied them is this factor; a young, ill-prepared, uneducated, single mother. This is the leading indicator. The color of the young woman doesn't matter in the least. It has absolutely nothing to do with those risk factors. There are always exceptions to these social/economic tendencies. But the sad truth is those exceptions are, not rare, but not the norm.
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07-16-2014, 03:55 PM #43Screw nature; my body will do what I DAMN WELL tell it to do!
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07-16-2014, 03:59 PM #44
And they never think about the drunk dad, the violent dad, the cheating dad, the gangster dad, the cheating in and out dad. Just the census dad!
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My mother raised 3 of us as a single mother and from the time I was 5 up to the age of 12 we were dirt poor and were on welfare and it absolutely sucked. Yet somehow myself as well as my sister and brother avoided prison, falling into the drug culture, etc etc. I think a lot of the issues of todays youths and the crime are related to the entertainment surrounding them. From rap music which glorifies the drug culture and the thug lifestyle, to movies and popular sports figures who these kids see as icons and want to be like them.
I honestly don't think it has jack $hit to do with being from a single parent home or being flat ass broke."You know that little thing in your head that keeps you from saying things you shouldn't? Yeah, well, I don't have one of those."
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07-16-2014, 04:56 PM #49
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"You know that little thing in your head that keeps you from saying things you shouldn't? Yeah, well, I don't have one of those."
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07-16-2014, 05:26 PM #51
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I'm guessing he was talking dirty in the female section.
Oh cool, we're being condescending.
you look up the statistics on crime and perpetrators. It's not the 'color,' it's the 'risk factors' that are at play due to life's circumstances. Poverty is one of the leading factors relating to crime. It is not the only one, certainly. But it is one of the leading ones. As to traditional or non-traditional. I believe the risk factors increase with regard to 'single parent' homes. It is not an easy thing to raise a child, or a house full of children.
The intimation of 'racism' is unbecoming. It certainly is the first accusation that is always made. Nevertheless, it is disingenuous.
I was pretty straight forward with my questions.
If all you can do is place blame on minorities for societies issues based on statistics (which we all know are always spot on without design flaw) and you can't intelligently discuss institutionalized racism while pointing the finger....
You might be racist.... or ignorant.Last edited by acrawlingchaos; 07-16-2014 at 05:33 PM.
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07-16-2014, 05:31 PM #52
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Btw..... can someone actually cite a source for these statistics.
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07-16-2014, 09:00 PM #53
Not really -- you could determine the relative effect sizes of both with an appropriately constructed regression model provided you had a decent sample size. I'm too lazy (and not interested enough) to scour sociological abstracts, but I would be quite surprised if this exact analysis hasn't already been done multiple times.
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07-16-2014, 09:24 PM #54
It doesnt take a scientific genius with a fact sheet study to realize that that is exactly what the problem is. So no its not opinion. And the more and more people keep denying it and refusing to acknowledge the issue the longer and longer its gonna go on and never get better.
A real father takes an active role in his childs life, steering him in the right direction. And a child in return notices and respects the man and father that his father is and wants to be like him. Its kinda hard to do that when the father is out the door the moment the pregnancy test comes back positive.
A real father is a real man. Unlike these immature wannabe thugs, and the cycle continues and aint nobody gonna fix it cause aint nobody wanna acknowledge it and talk about itLast edited by darscogre; 07-16-2014 at 09:31 PM.
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07-16-2014, 10:23 PM #59
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Good God! "Institutionalized racism?" You are one piece of work. Quality rises, despite the obstacle. People with values, deep held belief, put up with all manner of ($*%! They persevere, they excel, despite the deck of cards dealt against them! They may well end up being of much more worth, spiritually; heart, soul, mind, and freakin' body, than anyone within a 500 mile radius. They stand! You are pathetic brother. Pathetic! One, more interested in appearing to be intelligent. I don't give a freakin' (%*^ what you think of me. PRICK comes to mind!
Stats aren't mine. I have no invested interest in failing demographics. They are failing. Despite 5 decades of 'intervention.' God, I wish money would make a difference. It won't, it never has, it never will. Your intellect is wasted on your pride. Nobody is ever right all of the time. You have a glaring lack, historically. You deny what literally moved mountains and shaped continents.paolo59
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07-16-2014, 10:28 PM #60
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It's amusing when you're drunk and attempting to wax poetic.
...and you accuse me of "attempting to appear intelligent".
The stats may not be yours... but you'll sure as f*ck use them to validate your bigotry.... even if you don't understand them (or know where the information came from).
Stay classy.... "brother".... and rest assured, I won't lose a wink of sleep over how you feel about me.Last edited by acrawlingchaos; 07-16-2014 at 10:34 PM.
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