you know i think that's a huge problem and if they can fix that in the US, it would help.. but i read this article of all places in this BLM Type rag online.. you know who else has a very similar rate of Fatherlessness and out of Wedlock Births?

People of Iceland.

oh really

If i remember correctly, the rate of Fatherlessness in Black America is like 75%.. and in Iceland it's supposed to be even higher

iceland is not exactly the most violent place is it

Iceland is ranked as one of the most peaceful countries in this world so that poses an issue for this theory

yea

Well not nessecarely

Iceland's population density is also incredibly low

I think that is probably also a very important factor to consider

but their big cities aren't as violent either

big cities big cities

theres 1 and thats not even that big 😄

i don't think population density has a lot to do with per capita violence i might be wrong

im not 100% sure

I remember reading about that but that was a while back

but i never heard about this iceland angle

so maybe i should look back into that then

yeah that article was hilarious to me because i was so confident in the fatherlessness point and the article was like.. this Fatherlessness thing is used by White Supremacists and Confused Blacks to Blame Black Males.. look what we found! 😂

yea but was it true

the data presented i mean

hmm, from just the top of my memory the out of wedlock birth rate on that article was near 90% for Iceland

which is not correct.. it's much closer to 75% that i mentioned for Black America (don't quote me on that stat either, it's from the top of my head)

https://icelandmonitor.mbl.is/news/news/2018/05/25/iceland_has_highest_rate_of_children_born_out_of_we/

For Iceland the stat is like 71%

@tritrium

I remember the rate for Chile also being very high near with Iceland.. that article is 2017 Data.. this is older Data but the rate for Chile is also near 70%..

https://yaleglobal.yale.edu/content/out-wedlock-births-rise-worldwide

you are interpreting this wrong

just because they are not married, does not mean they don't live together

yeah thats important

thats what this is about

we have alot of children here as well, that are born outside or marriage, but the parents are just an unmarried couple

yeah u right

i didn't think of that

actually that article i posted above from Iceland Monitor mentions stat about cohabiting couples I didn't notice..

The kids born outside wedlock and cohabitation in Iceland is like 14-15%

thats a very different story then

🤔

I guess you get to keep your theory Belgian Man

I suppose i am, i think that population density had something to do with isolation ironically