Originally posted by @finnegan
I think you will find that of the people convicted for murder in your statistics, the number convicted amounts to 100% overall, of which 100% of the White convicted murders, 100% of the Black convicted murders, and 100% of Hispanic convicted murders, were all convicted of murder.
However, of the number of people in prison, less than 100% were convicted ...[text shortened]... istribution of murderers.
You have to be an idiot to persist with your stupid protestations.
The data I presented wasn't limited to murders. It runs the full gambit of offenses that can lead to incarceration ( you can download the tables in excel yourself and provide a counter analysis if you like, but I don't expect you to)
I was using the most heinous crime type as an example of why tensions "may" be high between police and black communities. And why they "may" be incarcerated at a rate of 5:1 as you mention.
Here is a group from that list that I feel as though adequately describes the majority of the prison population.
In the crime statistics Latinos are counted as White, but the distribution of Latino crimes for each offense are listed.
Method I used: Subtract out proportion of Latino crimes from White crimes
Black % of Population USA - 13%
White % Population USA - 59%
Scale Black crime statistics linearly to match white population for rate comparison by factor of 59/13 = 4.5.
(A better model might be an increasing rate of crime, with scaled population. Possibly of the differential form dC/dP = k*P where C is the number of crimes and P is the unit population as most population models are proportional to the size of the population itself - but I'll let that go for now as the linear model is damning enough)
Calculate ratio of Black/White by offense for relative rate comparison.
My Summary:
Murder and Non-Negligent Man Slaughter -
6.4:1
Aggregate Violent Crime ( Murder, Rape, Robbery, Aggravated Assault ) -
3.6:1
Aggregate Property Crime ( Burglary, Larceny-Theft, Motor Vehicle Theft, Arson) -
2.2:1
Other Assault -
2.6:1
Weapons, Carrying, Possession -
4.1:1
What do you think about that distribution now? I can keep going if you'd like?
https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2015/crime-in-the-u.s.-2015/tables/table-43