Discussion on Gender and Crime Statistics
If you say based on arrest rates, I can tell women to be cautious around men
because men are getting arrested for this, why can't I just take the subcategory
and use your same exact logic? But suddenly you're not willing to commit.
You need more data. You need more information.
You're not suddenly so sure men r- that much actually because this large
subset who does a lot of r- now you gotta suddenly retract a lot of
that because
you're just not really all that sure that they actually really do do
that suddenly.
Suddenly your whole position you're very unsure of.
Uh-huh.
That's very strange.
Sure, sure.
Now we're not sure about the arrest rates.
Men... No, no, men are the, men are the primary perpetrators of sexual
assault.
Are we sure?
I'm sure.
That would... That-
I'm sure.
We're sure?
I'm sure.
And are certain segments of men-
Hmm
... at higher, are at higher risk?
Haven't, haven't evaluated the data. Can't make a statement.
Oh, yeah, right, can't do that.
Yeah.
Yeah, of course not.
Yeah.
So-
Man, that would have smoked.
All right, are we wrapping up soon?
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