Your link was for arrests, not convictions. Is the assumption everyone arrested is guilty? The data for arrests was broken down into total arrests regardless of age, arrests under 18 and arrests over 18. Where does this age 14-35 come from? Searched for that specifically and couldn’t find it.
Interesting final point. You stated Black males 14-35 make up 6% of the population. This is the 6% you were referring to previously?
Still looking for data. Arrest numbers aren’t convictions. Also don’t see the data for Canada since you think the US and Canada should be compared.
Another wall of text. If you have that data post the direct link to where it says exactly what you’re saying. What you said is not on your first or second link.
I compared civilians killed by police and gave the exact data I was comparing. If you want to compare some nebulous “percent of population which commits the majority of violent crimes” then give the exact numbers for comparison.
Calm down Francis. Those businesses are insured. And those owners who can’t afford it, can’t afford to be in business. Takes money to make money. Bootstraps and all that.
We started with violent felonies, then had links to arrests and now murders. Is murder the only form of violent crime? Why not just say murder? If not, why are linking to murder statistics? Nothing about race in your latest link. Why do you keep bringing up race?