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Topic	In case you haven't heard, apparently Trump is making up his own fake news now.
OhhhJa 10/22/18 1:23:49 PM #29:	darkknight109 posted... OhhhJa posted... darkknight109 posted... There have been 78 of them since 2010, or an average of about 10 a year nationwide (and this includes 2016, which was a significant outlier with 35 detonations - take that away and the numbers drop to just over five a year). Well, now you're deliberately distorting facts. 2015-2017 all saw a huge spike in grenade attacks in sweden. Not just 2016. So basically the most recent three years... but hey if you were to use the last 30 years in your data that would bring down the average per year even more I, too, like to use statistical outliers to push a political point, but the statistician in me understands that's bullshit statistics. For what it's worth, even if every grenade attack since 2010 all happened in one year, it still wouldn't even be one tenth of America's gun death rate, and that's after adjusting for population. So you think that the increase in grenade attacks in the last three years has nothing to do with an influx of refugees? Three consecutive years of highly increased number of attacks is hardly an outlier my man <cite>OhhhJa posted [p:910962822] in In case yo... [t:77120143]...</cite> <quote><cite>darkknight109 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>OhhhJa posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkknight109 posted...</cite> <quote>There have been 78 of them since 2010, or an average of about 10 a year nationwide (and this includes 2016, which was a significant outlier with 35 detonations - take that away and the numbers drop to just over five a year). </quote> Well, now you're deliberately distorting facts. 2015-2017 all saw a huge spike in grenade attacks in sweden. Not just 2016. So basically the most recent three years... but hey if you were to use the last 30 years in your data that would bring down the average per year even more </quote> I, too, like to use statistical outliers to push a political point, but the statistician in me understands that's bullshit statistics. For what it's worth, even if every grenade attack since 2010 all happened in one year, it still wouldn't even be one tenth of America's gun death rate, and that's after adjusting for population.</quote> So you think that the increase in grenade attacks in the last three years has nothing to do with an influx of refugees? Three consecutive years of highly increased number of attacks is hardly an outlier my man</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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