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by 1718627440
22 days ago
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> I wasn't talking to you I think he represents my sentiment well enough, and this is a public discussion. > this makes Saxony factually one of the most dangerous and unwelcoming places It might be comparatively more dangerous than other countries in Germany, but the point is whether it is actually dangerous for the everyday people. That's the reason I compared it with death statistics, even though it has nothing to do with that at all. You are more likely to die, then to perceive an attack. If Saxony is dangerous and a no-go zone for these attacks, than it is surely dangerous due to all the people dying. I would suggest people to not be born, as it often leads to death. |
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> the point is whether it is actually dangerous for the everyday people.
Again, that's not just whataboutism, but irrelevant. "Everyday people" in Saxony are not affected by xenophobia and racially motivated violence, so your thinking is just really, really insufficient. The death stats include dying of old age. Mind boggling, you think of that as relevant and even keep insisting it is. Not a good look really.
If you can't understand this reasoning you should not be using statistics to make a point. It's not for you. Your goal isn't truth finding, but venting some hurt caused by self-ascribed entitlement, so I am out. Good luck with that. I am getting popcorn watching Saxony fuck up this undeserved opportunity.