@LankletsBane @jeremykauffman I believe the stats are “what percentage of people using the method avoid pregnancy over the course of a year” though I could be wrong
@xtremeflames2 @notnotnotdussy3@reddit_lies @504carsonst Ever heard of a Venn diagram? I swear to god seeing a black Puerto Rican would blow your mind. They’d be black, Hispanic, and Latino! Crazy. Not mutually exclusive
@xtremeflames2 @reddit_lies @504carsonst By definition you are Hispanic and Latino, you can choose not to identify as such but it’s like a German trying to say he isn’t white
@xtremeflames2 @reddit_lies @504carsonst Man this is literally what I’ve been saying the whole time, are you trolling? Those definitions have a lot of overlap and are not mutually exclusive, here’s the Venn diagram again
@xtremeflames2 @reddit_lies @504carsonst From my perspective you came into a conversation and insisted on your personal definition, and if everyone used their own definitions then talking online would be confusing and impossible. That’s why I go by the dictionary over vague personal understandings of words
@xtremeflames2 @reddit_lies @504carsonst I get what you’re saying, you’re going by how you and those around you use them. I’m going by how the dictionary/government use the words, and how they were used in the original post. I get you may use the words differently, but you can’t just insist to use your own definition
@NicholasDemopo3@quite19747@CoolJtj@DSM29@GovPritzker Per capita gives you the actual risk of being a victim, but you like many other Americans prefer your perception of risk over the reality. Not to say that there isn’t some validity, people living in fear and witnessing events like that is definitely a negative
@notnotnotdussy3 @xtremeflames2 @reddit_lies @504carsonst Give me a counter example that isn’t Spain, please prove me wrong. I get that some Hispanics may not *identify* as Latino, but by the dictionary definition they are
@notnotnotdussy3 @xtremeflames2 @reddit_lies @504carsonst You literally just described what I said, Hispanic includes Spain but excludes Brazil, Latino is vice versa. Almost all of the time, someone who identifies as Hispanic in the US is also by definition a Latino