I'm quoting figures from the Polish government. Feel free to phone them and tell them they're full of sh*t.
1. German stats you quote wikipedia but you consider the same source not good for Polish stats? Interesting.
2. You use 2002 numbers of minorities and compare them with 2005 incidents? Was there the same rate of increase of minorities in Poland and Germany in the 3 year period? There must have been some influx of minorities in both countries during that period. Without those precise numbers the data is iffy and only somewhat reliable. Add the margin of error and we loose the clarity altogether.
Your method shows a clear tendency to show what you want to show. This may me a reflection of reality but the proof is weak at best.
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In other words a non-white in Germany has a one in 192 chance of being the victim of racist crime.
That makes one racist crime for every 144 non-whites.
Two potential problems with these numbers:
- was the number of minorities in Germany subtracted from the general population stats in Germany? When you decrease the number of Germans by some 3 Mil (the number of minorities) then the stats will be different. After all the number of potential "criminals" will increase for Germany.
And then, the numbers show that a German is more likely to commit a racially motivated crime than a Pole. Using your numbers:
1 of out 5,397 Germans committed a racially motivated crime
1 out of 263,888 Poles committed a racially motivated crime
In other words a German is 48 times more likely to commit a racially motivated crime than a Pole.
The numbers clearly show that Poles are way ahead of Germans in racial tolerance.