Anyway time for a braai. Will come stick more forks in when I get back
I hope you had some copium with your coke.
I'm going to help you out here with something I typed on my phone (hence many minor edits) while enjoying a nice cold beer. I honestly hope it will help you understand where you went wrong.
Population error:
By counting 117,800 white supremacists, who are presumably racist and comparing that number to Democratic voters (you claim without much evidence that there at 78.87 million of these voters) all you have proven is that there are more Democratic voters than white supremacists. That is all.
You are conflating the two population groups. We can probably agree that around 100% of white supremacists are indeed racist.
We cannot apply that number to a population of Democratic voters because you have not shown any evidence for any racists in the population of Democratic voters. See, this is how statistics and maths works: you compare a known fraction of a population to another known population
Even if you had done this, you would have been able to state only
one of the following propositions because that is all you tested for:
Either,
A) the proportion of racists in the population of Democratic voters is LESS than the proportion of racists in various named white supremacist groups, or
B) the proportion of racists in the population of Democratic voters is MORE than the proportion of racists in various named white supremacist groups.
What you are trying to present is a different proposition, one that you have not backed up.
Category error:
You have not shown any evidence that Critical Race Theory and Identity Politics are inherently racist. You have stated as much, but without supporting evidence.
You also appear to think that only white supremacists on the right can be racist, while
any of the population of Democratic voters can justifiably be accused.
Conflation error:
You constantly flip between "
belief amongst the population of Democratic voters in CRT and/or IP" as racist, and decrying "CRT/IP as Democratic Party
policies"
This is probably unintentional, but you need to be aware that they are
very different things.
You also conflate white supremacist bodies with the entire right wing, by doing so implying that there are "only" 117,800 "bad apples" in the entirety of US right wing politics.
This is an absurdity, and I notice you choose not to use left wing extremists for your opposing numbers, instead deciding to present the entirety of the population of Democratic voters.
This is clearly dishonest. On the one hand you want to describe white supremacists - and only white supremacists - as racist. On the other, you want to suggest that the majority of left leaning people are racist.
You often switch terminology between white supremacists and racists (only, of course, those on the right) in order to muddy the waters, no doubt so you can use the white supremacist angle to either raise a strawman or to suggest I am strawmanning. This is dishonest.
Backtracking:
When you claimed, statistically as a left leaning person I was more likely to be racist, you then presented a figure that implies, inaccurately, that at least 1.27% of the population of Democratic voters are in fact racist.
This does not square with your claim in post
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Where you state
Kieppe said:
Calling you, and others, a racist is due to Identity politics and CRT being inherently racist. ...
Statistically speaking I am more likely to be correct than someone claiming a conservative is a white supremacist.
Is 1.27% - a number, I might add, derived from exceptionally dishonest maths - a large number? Is it a proportion of the general left population that allows you to reasonably assert that I am racist?
Is it a bigger or smaller number than the proportion of the population of (n=1) Carlson spouting white supremacist bigotry and thus showing that 100% of Carlson is a white supremacist?
Maths is indeed hard, but not
that hard.