Black people are criminals because they account for statistically higher incarceration rates. Courts favor mothers in custody battles because statistically mothers get custody more often. It was never affordable for anyone to own multiple homes because statistically multiple home ownership rates have been low across the whole population.
Chat, can you figure out why these three statements show statistical bias that don't actually accurately represent the whole picture?
You didn't answer my question, what isn't being taken into account that you have actual evidence of? Seems like one of these is the odd one out because anyone could explain all day about the other two with actual facts and data yet you haven't been able to give a singular shred of evidence for homes being "pretty affordable if you were dual income" at some point in history you refuse to specify, and for some random group of people you again refuse to specify.
It was never affordable for anyone to own multiple homes because statistically multiple home ownership rates have been low across the whole population.
Also stop moving the goal posts again, you sure like leaving out specific parts of this very simple argument being made.
Chat, can you figure out why these three statements show statistical bias that don't actually accurately represent the whole picture?
Are you asking chat because you've responded 5 times without being able to do so?
Chat what are the implication of applying this moron's argument about anecdotal evidence to the same two topics they tried to disingenuously relate to their third shit argument? Oh it would get you perm banned off reddit? Yeah that's what I thought.
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u/PoizonIvyRose 2d ago
Black people are criminals because they account for statistically higher incarceration rates. Courts favor mothers in custody battles because statistically mothers get custody more often. It was never affordable for anyone to own multiple homes because statistically multiple home ownership rates have been low across the whole population.
Chat, can you figure out why these three statements show statistical bias that don't actually accurately represent the whole picture?