I got the stats from the Bureau of Justice Statistics. www.ojp.usdoj.gov Whites who choose poison in homicides: 78.8% while blacks who go the poison route make up only 18.4% and yes, I'm using the term culture a little different. I could have as well said environment but there is cultural influences important in the factor of the environment one is raised in so that's why I went there. But I think we agree on that one, just needed to clarify.
These are stats that you cannot deny. even if they are off some do to some factors you mention, the numbers are so extreme they can still be used to point toward real trends in crime and race.
Yes we agree on culture/environment.
I can indeed deny stats. I don't think they really establish anything. You cannot take those stats and use them to make reliable judgments about people you happen to see on the street. You cannot use them to make policy. Honestly, I'm not sure why the government keeps them. I've asked the same question about the race component of the census. What's the purpose?
I think the blood quantum issue is huge. Not sure if you've ever been here, but a good half the population is mixed race. Same is true for blacks in Hawaii. Just in my church, there are kids who are black/Palauan, black/Korean, and black/Fijian. A military family just moved away that was from the Virgin Islands. They are very dark skinned, but the mom has a Chinese grandfather. Her dark skinned boys have Chinese eyes. It's wild. Are all those kids black?
We also have in my church white/Japanese, white/Filipino, white/Hawaiian, etc. Are those kids white?
I've seen the same trend on the mainland.
I remember having a discussion with that Oliver (?) kid on here a long time ago. Trying to determine what blood quantum determines a person's race. He actually came up with some percentage. I think it's an absurd exercise.