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It's not the absolute numbers that matter, it's the proportional ones.
by exolymph 10y ago
It's not the absolute numbers that matter, it's the proportional ones.
- JanezStupar 10y agoWhat do you mean?
- otalp 10y agoThat's right, and in that statistic it shows that 66% of people arrested for fraud are white, which is not disproportionately low, and only 1% of those arrested are Asian. I mean from the raw numbers provided by the FBI it's impossible to conclude if there is a bias or not, since only a minority of the cases where people are arrested for fraud are high profile.