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A single incident isn't causative evidence. A random trend without at least attempting to isolate other variables isn't causative evidence.
by aaomidi 6y ago
A single incident isn't causative evidence. A random trend without at least attempting to isolate other variables isn't causative evidence.
- gnicholas 6y agoIn your above post, which I was replying to, you asked for "any causative evidence". I was pointing out that the OP did provide evidence that creates an undeniable causal link between the lenient policies and a subsequent crime in which someone was killed. This doesn't prove that all, or even most, of the crime in SF is caused by the DA's policies. But it clearly establishes that some of the crime is causally linked to the policies, and this is what troubles SF residents.