Michael Roberts7 said:Where exactly are you getting this idea that they are uneducated?
To add to that, my father moved to Germany back in 1963 after completing four years of school and six months of vocational training. He built up a decent amount of wealth there entirely legally, paying his fair share of taxes along the way. His only brush with the law was back in 1965; he received news from home that his son had been born, and in his excitement, he hopped on his bike while intoxicated—he didn't even own a car yet—and ended up colliding with a police cruiser in traffic.
If young, educated professionals can't find work because they're being undercut by unskilled immigrants who lack basic literacy, then we have to face a hard truth: the issue lies with those graduates and their unrealistic expectations.
Just to demonstrate how much you bend the statistics to fit your own narrative:
From that Wikipedia article you cited:
If you look strictly at the number of registered foreign nationals, the figures tell one story. However, once you filter out offenses that simply couldn't be committed by Americans, that ratio plummets to 2.4 to 1. And if we narrow our focus specifically to males between the ages of 14 and 21, the ratio settles even lower at 1.9 to 1.
When calculating that nearly fivefold increase in offenses, you really have to factor out the 20% of crimes committed by individuals without legal residency in Germany—like those organized Romanian burglary rings. You also need to exclude transit-related offenses occurring at borders or airports. Beyond that, we should set aside violations concerning illegal entry and residency status; those are the types of infractions that a local resident or even an EU citizen simply wouldn't be capable of committing in Germany.
http://www.tagesspiegel.de/politik/m.../10269280.html.
You can use a simple calculator to prove your statistics are accurate, provided you actually take the time to run the numbers through a basic calculation.
If women make up less than 6% of German prisons, that implies men are responsible for roughly 94% of those offenses. When you factor in that most crimes are committed by men between the ages of 14 and 49, we have to adjust our estimates accordingly. Ultimately, this suggests we don't actually have 100% reliable statistics.
I think they're making more mistakes than that, but certainly not five times as many as you're claiming.
If you factor all of this in, you’ll end up with a multiplier somewhere between 1.1 and 1.4x—though even those figures aren't perfectly accurate, they certainly aren't as off as yours.
In Germany, the statistical percentage of female criminals is lower than the overall female population, largely because many young German women between 14 and 21 get caught shoplifting from local grocery stores. On the other hand, you don't see Muslim girls doing that as much because they know there will be much harsher consequences waiting for them at home. That’s just how it works. And remember, all of this petty crime gets lumped into those same statistics.
As Churchill famously put it, “I only believe in statistics that I doctored myself.”
Just to demonstrate how much you bend the statistics to fit your own narrative:
From that Wikipedia article you cited:
If you look strictly at the number of registered foreign nationals, the figures tell one story. However, once you filter out offenses that simply couldn't be committed by Americans, that ratio plummets to 2.4 to 1. And if we narrow our focus specifically to males between the ages of 14 and 21, the ratio settles even lower at 1.9 to 1.
When calculating that nearly fivefold increase in offenses, you really have to factor out the 20% of crimes committed by individuals without legal residency in Germany—like those organized Romanian burglary rings. You also need to exclude transit-related offenses occurring at borders or airports. Beyond that, we should set aside violations concerning illegal entry and residency status; those are the types of infractions that a local resident or even an EU citizen simply wouldn't be capable of committing in Germany.
http://www.tagesspiegel.de/politik/m.../10269280.html.
You can use a simple calculator to prove your statistics are accurate, provided you actually take the time to run the numbers through a basic calculation.
If women make up less than 6% of German prisons, that implies men are responsible for roughly 94% of those offenses. When you factor in that most crimes are committed by men between the ages of 14 and 49, we have to adjust our estimates accordingly. Ultimately, this suggests we don't actually have 100% reliable statistics.
I think they're making more mistakes than that, but certainly not five times as many as you're claiming.
If you factor all of this in, you’ll end up with a multiplier somewhere between 1.1 and 1.4x—though even those figures aren't perfectly accurate, they certainly aren't as off as yours.
In Germany, the statistical percentage of female criminals is lower than the overall female population, largely because many young German women between 14 and 21 get caught shoplifting from local grocery stores. On the other hand, you don't see Muslim girls doing that as much because they know there will be much harsher consequences waiting for them at home. That’s just how it works. And remember, all of this petty crime gets lumped into those same statistics.
As Churchill famously put it, “I only believe in statistics that I doctored myself.”
Just to demonstrate how much you bend the statistics to fit your own narrative:
From that Wikipedia article you cited:
If you look strictly at the number of registered foreign nationals, the figures tell one story. However, once you filter out offenses that simply couldn't be committed by Americans, that ratio plummets to 2.4 to 1. And if we narrow our focus specifically to males between the ages of 14 and 21, the ratio settles even lower at 1.9 to 1.
When calculating that nearly fivefold increase in offenses, you really have to factor out the 20% of crimes committed by individuals without legal residency in Germany—like those organized Romanian burglary rings. You also need to exclude transit-related offenses occurring at borders or airports. Beyond that, we should set aside violations concerning illegal entry and residency status; those are the types of infractions that a local resident or even an EU citizen simply wouldn't be capable of committing in Germany.
http://www.tagesspiegel.de/politik/m.../10269280.html.
You can use a simple calculator to prove your statistics are accurate, provided you actually take the time to run the numbers through a basic calculation.
If women make up less than 6% of German prisons, that implies men are responsible for roughly 94% of those offenses. When you factor in that most crimes are committed by men between the ages of 14 and 49, we have to adjust our estimates accordingly. Ultimately, this suggests we don't actually have 100% reliable statistics.
I think they're making more mistakes than that, but certainly not five times as many as you're claiming.
If you factor all of this in, you’ll end up with a multiplier somewhere between 1.1 and 1.4x—though even those figures aren't perfectly accurate, they certainly aren't as off as yours.
In Germany, the statistical percentage of female criminals is lower than the overall female population, largely because many young German women between 14 and 21 get caught shoplifting from local grocery stores. On the other hand, you don't see Muslim girls doing that as much because they know there will be much harsher consequences waiting for them at home. That’s just how it works. And remember, all of this petty crime gets lumped into those same statistics.
As Churchill famously put it, “I only believe in statistics that I doctored myself.”
Is that just some local urban legend, or did he actually tell you that himself?
My old man’s got a story that hits pretty close to home; he tells me that when I was born, he’d spent every cent he'd earned over the previous five years down the drain and showed up at the house without a single dime to his name.
He once stumbled out of a bar and ran right into a cop car, so they basically had to give him a ride home.🤣