Aethyopea wrote:Have you even read my post? I specifically said that there was no objective way of measuring what an objectively-determined immediate motivation actually is. That's mostly something that gets decided on a case-by-case basis. And since these decisions on a case-by-case basis are made by humans with all their biases, you could still get cases where the police arrested a suspect that wouldn't have been arrested if he were a different person in the same conditions.
You don't get it, I think. Do you even speak the language? They need an objective reason to arrest you. That is, they need to see your ID card left at a crime scene, or they need to see you trying to steal a bicycle (although that crime generally isn't pursued by police, because it happens too often). And then there's the general rule of behaviour for police that states you have to be consistent in what you do. If you arrest one person for rape, you can't let a second get away for any reason if you suspect them of it. Furthermore, if there is any chance of personal interests playing a role, policemen are required to hand over the case to their colleagues.
Aethyopea wrote:You don't have to tell me the difference between speculation and facts. In fact, I specifically said in my post that these reasons might not be true or valid. I just wanted to point out that there are a number of factors that could possibly infuence the rate of arrests. Any researcher worth his salt will tell you that if you want to prove something with statistics, you have to make sure that you eliminate factors that could artificially influence said statistics. Arrest rates are dominated by hundreds of factors that will almost always skew it (eyewitness testemony, whether or not the crime was reported...)
No. These are solid figures. You can try to talk yourself out of it, but fact is, two-thirds of Moroccan men in this country have been arrested at least once.
And in the rare case of a wrongful arrest, they're disciplined for arresting someone who wasn't guilty. These are simply facts.
Aethyopea wrote:I wanted to point out that saying "arrests = crime rate" is not necessarily true because there are a lot of factors that can influence the rate of arrests. The rate of convictions is far less arbitrary because you need to go through the entire legal system with all its checks and balances before you get convicted.
Problem is, the entire legal system is a joke in this country. For almost anything up to violent rape, you can get a settlement.
That means you pay money to public prosecution in a settlement, you don't get a criminal record and you don't have to appear before a judge.
Aethyopea wrote:You could still figure out how criminal immigrant groups are by comparing the conviction rates in percentage to those of non-immigrants. The amount of convictions in general. You could still say that immigrants are convicted of X% of crimes that don't get settled while non-immigrants get convicted of Y% of crimes that don't get settled. Then you could work out the relative crime rates of these two groups regardless of the amount of crimes that get settled out of court.
Those, too, see them over-represented. In 2007, the figure was as follows: 45% native Dutch, 55% foreign, mostly Moroccan.
Martean wrote:And the last, the human body is prepared to live in AFRICA not in Europe, and being white is, indeed, an error, a genetic error becoise men were originally white, so if there was a supreme race, it would be the black.
Which is why Africans were defeated easily, which is why Europeans have traditionally been more technologically advanced and have managed to subdue entire continents with armies numbering just over 400 people, yes. Of course, consider this - everyone but Sub-Saharan Africans is the result of a genetic mutation that occurred when humans migrated out of Africa. You could say that, in adapting to changing circumstances, non-sub-saharan Africans are actually the next step in evolution. Adding to your earlier statements, I'm agnostic. I'm not religious, and I'm certainly not catholic. That's why I see the menace of religion, and comparing the two from an independent point of view, I can see Islam being the worst religion in the world.




