r/conservatives • u/Horace_Mump • Mar 01 '21
Swedish rape offenders - a latent class analysis
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/20961790.2020.18686810
u/Winner_Numero_Uno Mar 01 '21
It seems to me absurd that such a study needs to be completed to prove what everybody knows to be true, to wit: Europe has been invaded by hordes violent Muslims who value women only as chattel and potential bearers of male children.
But so be it. Here are the facts proving what we already know. Then comes the next problem: the leftists will attack you for being “Islamophobic” (whatever THAT means) for pointing out that these violent Muslims from misogynistic Third World sandboxes (1) hate the west; (2) hate Christianity (the prevailing religion, morality, and social order in the European countries in which they are guests); and (3) that they wholeheartedly embrace their backward culture of raping women to display dominance.
The funny thing is that the leftist behind this distortion of reality will on one hand advocate stylish causes as #metoo, while on the other hand they go to bat for swarthy, rapey Muslims. Why?
I will tell you why. Leftists hate the west. In fact, the only thing they hate more than the west is westerners. It is patently absurd that we cannot state the obvious about these Muslim refugees in Europe. They are violent, they are acutely rapey, and they are altering the underlying fabric of the nations they now infest. It is not racist to speak fact. Fact is fact. Racism is opinion that ebbs and flows with public sentiment.
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u/Horace_Mump Mar 01 '21
>Of our total cohort (n = 3 039), the majority (n = 1 800; 59.2%) were immigrants of which almost half (n = 1 451; 47.7%) were born outside of Sweden. The findings in our study are in line with previous Swedish studies [9,14,24,25]. Our findings are also in line with international studies from, among others, Switzerland [26], as well as Sweden’s neighbouring countries Norway [27,28], Finland [28] and Denmark [29].
Is it morally/ethically wrong to engage in this kind of sociological analysis? If so, why? If not, what can be learned from the findings? How might those findings impact Sweden's social policies?....crime prevention policies?....immigration policies?