Thursday, August 04, 2005
Faulty Logic
This line was in this morning's Chicago Tribune, in a story attributed to the New York Times News Service about an increase in religious hate crimes in England following the subway bombings.
"The statistics fed into revived challenges to Britain's longstanding policy of multiculturalism. Britain differs from the United States in that it does not try to assert a single national identity over immigrant groups or expect that immigrant minorities will strive for integration."
Did these people look into the rise in hate crimes in the US following the 9/11 attacks? I love statisticians.
"The statistics fed into revived challenges to Britain's longstanding policy of multiculturalism. Britain differs from the United States in that it does not try to assert a single national identity over immigrant groups or expect that immigrant minorities will strive for integration."
Did these people look into the rise in hate crimes in the US following the 9/11 attacks? I love statisticians.
# posted by Josh : Thursday, August 04, 2005
