Math
Whoa, didn't expect that. pic.twitter.com/8Ex6FmN6Fw
— David Freddoso (@freddoso) October 7, 2015
Updated data:
Here are the two charts on robbery that I tweeted out earlier, bad FBI data on Illinois now removed. pic.twitter.com/djcxpi5C3Z
— David Freddoso (@freddoso) October 7, 2015
Correlation is not causation. But that’s strong evidence, and it’s going to leave a mark on the gun grabbers.
It’s likely more complicated than an one-to-one relation, but when one side suggests that gun confiscation has this exact causation, it’s useful to review data that suggests otherwise. (Australia didn’t even successfully confiscate all the privately-owned guns)
Interesting – the link is not there anymore. “Sorry, that page doesn’t exist!”
NO comment.
Whoa, right you are, Kathy! I went a huntin’ and it turns out there’d been wacky data in his IL number set, so he redid the graphs.
Hmmmmm …. the correlation on the revised chart is poor (r^2 = .037), but the data remains strongly indicative.