No, I'm asking because I'm trying to pick apart his wonky math. If somebody wants to argue that we should deport all of them, fine. Just don't use bad math to do it.
Really? Cuz it looked like you and
@KCfromNC were engaging in and arguing against the exact kind of arguments the left has spent years fighting about with conservatives ever since BLM got big.
Anecdotal evidence? How many times has a single or handful of cop shootings been used by the left as an argument against police? A single incident of something racist used to condemn an entire profession or just whites in general? If I argued that we don't have a problem of police being called on black people for no reason...how many liberals on this site would use "anecdotal evidence" to argue against me?
The left practically builds their narrative on anecdotal evidence...so it's pretty hypocritical to complain about it now. You don't seem to have any problem with it as long as it's used against those you feel deserve it.
You may say that you weren't about to do the whole "this problem is worse so you should worry about it instead" argument that
@KCfromNC was making...but I suspect it's only because you realized that I would be pointing out the hypocrisy of that based on the question I asked you.
To be honest, I've thought about that type of argument for some time now...and I think it can have merit. If two problems facing the same community are very disproportionate....it can make someone complaining about the lesser problem sound ridiculous. If for example, an industrial complex is belching toxic waste, destroying the air, and killing people from cancer....complaining about the litter problem seems legitimately dumb.
This isn't that situation though...I don't think illegals commit a disproportionate amount of violence (except for maybe hit and run accidents)...I'm simply pointing out that situations like the OP only happen because the left promotes the idea that these people shouldn't be deported and laws should be ignored and border security disregarded.
That has real consequences though...and in this case, and many others, that means people dying. Deaths that are entirely preventable.