WASHINGTON – The most likely victim of a hate crime in the U.S. is a poor, young, white, single urban dweller, according to an analysis of Justice Department statistics collected from between July 2000 and December 2003.
A November report by the Bureau of Justice Statistics detailing a study of 210,000 “hate crimes” a year during that period has gone virtually unreported by the U.S. press.
But it does contain some surprising numbers. While race is, by far, the No. 1 factor cited as the reason for hate crimes, blacks are slightly less likely to be victims and far more likely to be perpetrators, the statistics show.
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Det skulle vel ikke være sådan, at Danmark kan sammenlignes bare en lille smule med UK og USA?
Det passer skræmmende godt på ens egne erfaringer. Sådan må det vel være, men mon ikke nogen vil mene at det skyldes vores måde at konstruere etniske minoriteter på. Som gerningsmænd er de stadig de sande ofre.