AND YOUR STATISTICS DO NOTHING BUT STATE, AND LEAD TO MORE STATISTICS.
It's not about conspiracies. It's about people abusing the usage of statistics.
If you don't have statistics and personal experience, with personal experience, for an individuals argument, being the bigger aspect, then you're not worth listening to compared to someone who does have both in that order.
And statistics CAN be lying. Statistics can say they have government sources, and their links do nothing but link to the same statement by another site claiming to government websites. Unless it's a .GOV site directly linked, and without a statement on a gender oppression to give off a bias, then any other statistic website MUST link to a source. And eventually those sources MUST link to a .GOV site. And if that .GOV site isn't directly about crime reports and the reports on the averages of them, then it is a .GOV site that isn't being watched enough to make sure that it does what it's supposed to. CDC does not do rape reports. If it does one, then it's clearly released with an agenda in mind.
Imagine someone trying to compare the CDC to reports help by the CIA. You can't because one section doesn't have clearance to other sections. The CDC, or other such less useful in this argument sectors, do not have the clearance for things that would be dealt with by judicial or national security sectors. The CDC is not paid to handle national security and security of the people from themselves.