Thread: Most Wanted are hispanic, why?

Why are people on these most wanted lists in the state of California, Hispanic?

How many are illegals?

Does your state have similar proportions?

What conclucsion can be drawn when it is a statistical fact to say that most people on a most wanted list are of a certain race, regardless of which race?

http://www.ancestorhunt.com/california-most-wanted.htm

They have no respect for the law.

Texas too!

Dixie

Family values

In Wake County, NC (Raleigh area), 70% on the most wanted list are illegals. Same for surrounding areas of NC that I've seen. My guess as to why is that they are hard to find, no firm address, because they are illegal, or they may try to flee back to Mexico.

What conclucsion can be drawn when it is a statistical fact to say that most people on a most wanted list are of a certain race, regardless of which race?

Race has nothing to do with it. What are you trying to imply?

Is Hispanic a race?

Ok, Latino...

The vast majority of people on the most wanted lists in California are Latino.

They have latin surnames. I'm not going to get into splitting hairs about what is hispanic, latino, whatever. That is not the point and most of you know what I mean.

The vast majority of people on the most wanted lists have ties to countries south of the US.

Is it machismo?

Originally Posted by jonhaloi

Ok, Latino...

The vast majority of people on the most wanted lists in California are Latino.

They have latin surnames. I'm not going to get into splitting hairs about what is hispanic, latino, whatever. That is not the point and most of you know what I mean.

The vast majority of people on the most wanted lists have ties to countries south of the US.

Is it machismo?

I think that it is a few things:

The culture is different in Mexico, and crime is more widely acceptable.
Desperate people do desperate things.
The Latino population has exploded in the US, so statistically, the numbers will rise.
After watching American TV, many people think that it is a free for all here, but it is not and Americans will quickly tell you so.

What is Machismo? Is that the Mexican version of being masculine? If so, commiting crimes are hardly masculine, they are juvenille and ignorant. If these men truly had machismo, they would be setting a good example for their children and their community.

Sorry, jonhaloi, I forgot to ask you what you think it is?