韓国軽視論←韓国人の参加、大歓迎

在日朝鮮人たちの犯罪率も同じです.

むしろ日本人たちよりもっと低いです.
在日朝鮮人たちよりはむしろ韓国で日本に遠征行った 来日の韓国人たちの
犯罪数がもっと多いです. ましてそういうものたちを考慮しても日本人たちの平均犯罪率より
低く測定されます.

だからムンゼダというのです. 在日朝鮮人たちももちろん凶悪な犯罪者たちが存在します. しかしそうだとして在日=犯罪者取り扱いをするようになればそれも問題があるというのです.



Highest rate of crimes only per country
If we omit the offences, as most of them are visa-related and cannot compare to Japanese rates, and concentrate on real crimes, we find a completely different ranking though. Iranians that topped the total of crimes and offences are actually for the greatest part offenders only. But most Vietnamese, Russians, and even Japanese were arrested for more crimes than offences. Here is the real crime rate :

Russians (2,66%)
Vietnamese (2,61%)
Chinese (1,05%)
Iranians (0,81%)
Peruvians (0,71%)
Pakistani (0,53%)

Brazilians (0,37%)
Bangladeshi (0,32%)
Japanese (0,29%)
Americans (0,25%)
Britons (0,25%)
Thai (0,23%)
Philippinos (0,19%)
Koreans (0,08%)
These numbers are extremley interesting because it shows that combined crimes and offences can be very misleading. Thai and Vietnamese have a similar combined number (699 and 718) but 90% of Thai arrested are offenders, while about 80% of Vietnamese arrested are criminals. As a result, the real crime rate of Vietnamese is 11 times higher than that of Thais.

We also see that Japanese themselves are more likely to commit real crimes than Westerners, Thai, Filipinos and Koreans. Koreans are by far again the most docile residents in Japan, with an fantastically low crime rate (0.08%), 3,65 times lower than that of Japanese.

What these number teach us is not to assimilate neighouring countries haphazardly. In Japan, Chinese commit 13x more crimes than Koreans, and Vietnamese also 13x more than Thai or Filipinos. Russians commit over 10x more crimes than British or Americans citizens. At the extremes, Russians are 33 times more likely to commit crimes than Koreans.

In the continent ranking, Africa still has the highest rate (0,84%), but it is this time much closer to the average. Asians, South Americans and Oceanians have about the same real crime rate (0,47%), while North Americans and Europeans have the lowest (0,3 and 0,36%).

How to interpret these statistics ?
I suspect that less Japanese have been arrested compared to the real number of crimes or offences, because, foreigners (especially those who do not look Japanese) have a higher chance of being suspected and arrested, even if they aren't condemned because they were not the real culprits.

In addition, many problems are never reported to the police by the Japanese, especially when they can settle the issue between them. So again, once foreigners are involved, the chances are much higher that the police be involved and that it appears in the statistics, which explains why Japanese have such a disproportionally low rate of offences (0,05%) compared to crime (0,29%). The point is that when one of the side does not speak Japanese (or not well enough), the police must be called. That certainly increases considerably the number of "official" foreignc crimes and offences.

Disscuss this article on the Japan Forum


http://www.jref.com/society/foreign_crime_in_japan.shtml