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by munificent
4359 days ago
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> I find this frankly implausible. What percentage of people you know have been arrested? The narrow-mindedness of this is breathtaking. An article about a peer-reviewed paper containing basic survey results asserts something about the entire US and your response is: "Well, that doesn't line up with my circle of friends so it must be bullshit?" > Unless that class is much, much larger than your "real" class, then it would have to have an astronomical arrest rate (80%?) to compensate. Assuming you're in a "high/squeaky-clean socio-economic", then, yes, that class is much larger than yours. If you live in the US and make $100k or more (which is likely true for many HN readers), there are four times as many people who make less than you. > I wanna see the data. The article links to the paper (behind a paywall). If you want to see the data, get off your butt and look at the data. |
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