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28. That's because it is. I won't repeat myself.

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No Time For Crime: More Religious Communities Have Lower Rates Of Black, White and Latino Violence [View all] cbayer Dec 2013 OP

Way to score one for your team, cbayer! trotsky Dec 2013 #1

A curious suggestion... Act_of_Reparation Dec 2013 #2

Do they identity as religious once they are arrested and incarcerated or before that? cbayer Dec 2013 #4

So when compared with other countries that are similar in other major socioeconomic factors, trotsky Dec 2013 #7

It is extremely inconsistent Act_of_Reparation Dec 2013 #9

The United States is atypical okasha Dec 2013 #11

And I say again... Act_of_Reparation Dec 2013 #13

Can you cite a study which shows okasha Dec 2013 #21

Certainly Act_of_Reparation Dec 2013 #22

You answered a question I didn't ask. okasha Dec 2013 #23

I believe what you're asking was never actually a claim made by the person you're replying to. eqfan592 Dec 2013 #24

O rly? Act_of_Reparation Dec 2013 #32

Okay. Another question. okasha Dec 2013 #34

What is the source for your claim that the 0.07% includes unaffiliated believers? Jim__ Dec 2013 #33

+1 okasha Dec 2013 #35

The inclusion of unaffiliated was my misunderstanding Act_of_Reparation Dec 2013 #36

"doubly dubious"... heh trotsky Dec 2013 #37

That is essentially what is being alleged... Act_of_Reparation Dec 2013 #40

First, you're trying to compare apples and oranges without full access to either. Jim__ Dec 2013 #38

No, I'm not Act_of_Reparation Dec 2013 #39

Yes, you are. Jim__ Dec 2013 #41

No, I'm not Act_of_Reparation Dec 2013 #42

Racial/ethnic criteria are the basis for the studies conclusion. Jim__ Dec 2013 #43

If you're going to continue stuffing words in my mouth, this is going to get rather pointless Act_of_Reparation Dec 2013 #44

Don't tell me I'm stuffing words in your mouth. Jim__ Dec 2013 #45

And we're done here Act_of_Reparation Dec 2013 #46

Louisiana has some of the highest rates of poverty and lowest scores in cbayer Dec 2013 #16

Interestingly, if you look at previous studies published by this David Briggs fellow... trotsky Dec 2013 #17

...his results are internally consistent, so he must be doctoring them? Donald Ian Rankin Dec 2013 #18

Whose results? Act_of_Reparation Dec 2013 #19

I think you need to think through your post a little more. n/t trotsky Dec 2013 #20

Then there is this…. safeinOhio Dec 2013 #3

It's really unclear what any of that means. cbayer Dec 2013 #5

Yep, unclear. safeinOhio Dec 2013 #6

Atheists tend to be more economically privileged. rug Dec 2013 #8

In other words, religion is not the deciding factor. eqfan592 Dec 2013 #25

My own words are fine. Especially compared to a mistatement. rug Dec 2013 #26

You call it a misstatement, then make a statement that says otherwise. eqfan592 Dec 2013 #27

That's because it is. I won't repeat myself. rug Dec 2013 #28

No need to repeat anyway, as the conversation is visible to all. eqfan592 Dec 2013 #29

Oh, I thought this was posted in invisible pixels. rug Dec 2013 #30

Lol, just for you, rug. nt eqfan592 Dec 2013 #31

I wonder if it's specific to religious communities or if strong community ties would suffice. Jim__ Dec 2013 #10

I agree that there are a lot of variables at play here. cbayer Dec 2013 #14

I can think of other ways the data is skewed intaglio Dec 2013 #12

As I said above, there are so many variables at play here. cbayer Dec 2013 #15