Another terrible race motivated attack.

[Brenus]

"I don't know what church crowds do where you live, but here they usually don't form around making money with criminal activities or kill members of other church crowds over territorial disputes.":yes: When it happens, we call it a religious war.:shame:

[Husar]

:yes: When it happens, we call it a religious war.:shame:

When was the last one in the countries we are talking about (USA, Europe)?
You can abstract everything to the point where all is the same and there is no difference.
What's the difference between an apple and a sun? They're both collections of atoms that interact...

[Fragony]

"I don't know what church crowds do where you live, but here they usually don't form around making money with criminal activities or kill members of other church crowds over territorial disputes.":yes: When it happens, we call it a religious war.:shame:

Isn't this perhaps flat out racism, would make a bet on that being kinda obvious

[Gilrandir]

When was the last one in the countries we are talking about (USA, Europe)?

Northern Ireland, someone?
Former Yugoslavia?

[Husar]

Isn't this perhaps flat out racism, would make a bet on that being kinda obvious


Northern Ireland, someone?
Former Yugoslavia?

Ok, I'm sorry, mexican drug cartels, corporations, this forum and pentecostals are the exact same thing really.
I don't even know why gangs and corporations aren't tax exempt.

[HopAlongBunny]

Sorry, but perhaps it's a comment on where perceptions have shifted.
Violence, illegal activity, drug running, gun running, intimidation ...etc. all fail as defining characteristics.
You could as easily be talking about religious groups, banks, multinational/transnational corporations or even some governments and their agents.

A little tip of a very large iceberg:

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/07/12/the-stacks-a-dea-agent-at-war-with-the-war-on-drugs.html

[Husar]

Sorry, but perhaps it's a comment on where perceptions have shifted.
Violence, illegal activity, drug running, gun running, intimidation ...etc. all fail as defining characteristics.
You could as easily be talking about religious groups, banks, multinational/transnational corporations or even some governments and their agents.

And yet we somehow differentiate between them all.

[Idaho]

It's been a while boys. Just came back to see how racist and right wing the place still is. The usual cronies don't disappoint.

[Greyblades]

I see someone's still sulking about losing the election.

[Strike For The South]

It's been a while boys. Just came back to see how racist and right wing the place still is. The usual cronies don't disappoint.

Thanks Dad

[rvg]

It's been a while boys. Just came back to see how racist and right wing the place still is. The usual cronies don't disappoint.

It's all a matter of perspective, man. To me this place has long since been hijacked by bleeding heart liberal surrender monkeys.

[Idaho]

It's all a matter of perspective, man. To me this place has long since been hijacked by bleeding heart liberal surrender monkeys.Yes but from your perspective Ghengis Khan put to little focus on the military and too much on hand wringing social programs.

[Idaho]

I see someone's still sulking about losing the election.

I didn't realise that I was *up* for election :confused:

[Greyblades]

Yeah we nominated you for site's token lefty but it turns out a white males can no longer call themselves left wing.

[HopAlongBunny]

I'll just put this here:


https://youtu.be/fVQjGGJVSXc

[Greyblades]

Confederate flag debate: round 2. Fight! (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-34641128)

[Strike For The South]

The state leg should cut all funds.

[Papewaio]

Per capita is good but it might be better understood if the way a city scales impacts things like patents and crimes. As a city grows those times grow too at a non linear pace. So if you double a city size you more then double crime.

USA has a lot of large cities so this in someway adds to the increase in both patents and crime. Also different cities/states have their own character. Main point is that you cannot just compare on a per capita basis when you are dealing with a logarithmic algorithm.

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2010/12/19/magazine/19Urban_West-t.html?pagewanted=all&_r=1&referer=http://www.citylab.com/housing/2013/04/completely-puzzling-relationship-between-city-population-and-urban-nature/5204/

[Greyblades]

The heck are you talking about?