The evidence presented here powerfully refutes the widespread popular belief that America’s Hispanics have high crime rates. Instead, their criminality seems to fall near the center of the white national distribution, being somewhat higher than white New Englanders but somewhat lower than white Southerners. Taken as a whole, the mass of statistical evidence constitutes strong support for the “null hypothesis,” namely that Hispanics have approximately the same crime rates as whites of the same age.

So says Ron Unz in his piece His-Panic in — wait for it — The American Conservative.

That sound you hear? I think that’s Lou Dobbs’ head exploding.

Now my peoples? Yeah. Not much to say about that.

And sophomores and juniors with high social dominance orientation and system justification scores became more politically conservative as seniors. In other words, there was a process in which threats and anxieties led students to adopt particular political beliefs that helped them to deal with those threats and anxieties.

From Can Threats and Living in a State of Anxiety Push People to Conservatism? by Lee Drutman.

These folks are about to make me start believing in a deity, because after witnessing the rank stupidity on full view in this video, I don’t know what else to do.