Having children has made me more concerned about issues of safety, and protection from criminals is part of that.
The GSS (2008) asked respondents if the courts are too easy on criminals. 62.1% of non-parents think so; 71.4% of parents do (sample size = 1452, whites only). The difference is statistically significant.
I suspected that having a daughter might have an additional effect, but I didn't find a difference.
Another weak attempt to defend "Diversity is Our Strength"
Recently, I argued that Scott Adams' defense of the view that "diversity is our strength" is as weak as could be. Now I see ...
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The National Couples Survey asked married people if they've had anal intercourse in the past four weeks. Here are their responses by ra...
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