Thank you for finally confirming the simple point of the graphic, idiot: blacks - the minority - statistically commit more violent crime against whites - the majority - than vice versa.
As you just learned, that's what always happens, even if there's no racism involved. A black criminal, if he's totally unbiased, would always commit more crimes against white people, as long as there are more white people.
Suppose he randomly selects without regard to race. In that case, he'll have about 6.15 whites for every black victim. So will a white criminal.
However, your graphic shows that the ratio is only about 5. So blacks tend to pick their own group to victimize, for whatever reason. It turns out that whites do also, but not quite as much as blacks, which explains the disparity mentioned above. You have, as the FBI has repeatedly pointed out, more to fear from criminals of your own race.
Here's the reason you keep tripping yourself up, in your modification of Tinark's comments:
For each individual crime committed, yes. However, there are 5-6 times fewer blacks, so we'd expect 5-6 fewer crimes committed by the entire group (all else equal), so it automatically balances out: 5-6 fewer crimes committed, with each [black-perpetrated] individual crime 5-6 times more likely to be against a white.
Your change in red. But that's an error. He had it right the first time. For all criminals a random victim selection means that a white person will be chosen about 6.15 times as often as a black person. Regardless of who does the crime. You're so eager to blame black people, it colors everything you think, even math. All you have to do, is do the numbers, and you see the point.
Assuming you're rational. Bad assumption, maybe.
And yes, the larger number of black criminals is cited in the classic case of assuming correlation proves causation. In fact, blacks, adjusted for economic status, are more like whites of the same condition.
Extremely Disadvantaged Neighborhoods and Urban Crime
Social Forces
Volume 75, Issue 2
Drawing on Wilson (1987), this article assesses two hypotheses concerning the relationship between neighborhood disadvantage and crime: (1) extremely disadvantaged neighborhoods have unusually high rates of crime; and (2) local structural disadvantage is equally important in influencing crime in black and white neighborhoods. Hence, racial differences in structural disadvantage account for black-white differences in crime across communities. To test these hypotheses, we examine 1990 census and crime data for load areas in the city of Columbus, Ohio. The analysis lends substantial support for both arguments, particularly for the influence of structural disadvantage on violent crime.
Again, this means something, only if you are able to rationally think about the issue. So, that's probably not going to affect anyone who was fooled by the opening graphic. The most pernicious result of all this is the fact that you and others like you, will use your illusion to label people as groups and treat them as if they were all the same. Hence, ignorant blacks will cite the above as evidence that you can't trust whites, and ignorant whites will use the same as evidence that blacks are untrustworthy.