@jessicalustig @bradheath Isn't that the fallacy of confusing a relative w/ an absolute claim? Trump's claim a relative one.
Former FBI analyst crunches numbers on fed terrorism cases and finds "nothing" to support WH but does find this: https://lawfareblog.com/its-not-foreigners-who-are-plotting-here-what-data-really-show …pic.twitter.com/pAbHaWNCxg
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@jessicalustig@bradheath Akin to arguing that there are more Republicans in CA than in Wyoming, ergo, CA is a more Republican state. -
@WTadros1 Wouldn't it be more akin to saying more R's in CA than WY, therefore R's can raise more money in CA? -
@bradheath I take it that Trump is making a % claim (ppl of group X are more likely to Y). That requires comparisons to pool size. (2) -
@bradheath If his is an absolute claim then the proffered analysis is fine. But that seems like an implausible interpretation of his claims. -
@WTadros1 I haven't seen the administration draw that distinction, but I could be missing something. -
@bradheath Nor have I. But given the size of the pools, the principle of charity seems to dictate it. Until shown otherwise, that is. - さらに表示
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@jessicalustig@SOFcentric Pretty interesting that she intentionally excludes the very evidence that undercuts her case.#Science#BigDatapic.twitter.com/pKp0FJZV35 -
@pspoole@jessicalustig@SOFcentric that seems to fit her argument perfectly
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@TheUFOTrail OMG. Q: what about the Charleston shooting A: Look at the good things that came from it! I Did Not Just Hear That#IDNJHT - さらに表示
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@jessicalustig this is why donating to Southern Pov Law Ctr is SO important. Theyve been doing this work since before fed govt did. -
@jessicalustig I won't hold my breath waiting for an Exec Order banning anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant terrorists. -
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@jessicalustig@RiskyLiberal THIS is the terrorism we should fear - さらに表示
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@jessicalustig FACT: Immigrants more likely to be victimized by crime than to be offenders. 30+ YEARS OF DATA. -
@TrainLt@jessicalustig lol you can t ake any large subset of society and say the same thing -
@Lewis_Alcindor@jessicalustig no, actually you can't. -
@TrainLt@jessicalustig lol yes, you actually can. Any 12% of our society will be more victimized by the 88% than the 12%. give me a break
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