But it actually does statistically matter where they are from.
I’ve been drilling into the Denmark data on sexual offences convicted in 2025 today - they’re one of the few that really track criminal convictions by country of origin.
Of Danish people, 0.015% of the population were convicted of a criminal sexual offence in 2025. That’s based off a pop of 5.3m Dane’s living in the country, both male and female.
Using the same data sets, 0.03% of Turkish were convicted, 0.05% of Iraqis were convicted, 0.05% of Afghans and 0.07% of Syrians were convicted of sexual offences. (The highest offenders outside of the Danes themselves)
Considering the population data I’ve taken includes both males and females, then the numbers would increase exponentially if I were able to filter and query what % of Syrian/Afghan/Iraqi etc men only were convicted of sexual offences.
Men from these countries are statistically FAR greater perpetrators per capita than native Dane’s… 3, 5 and 7 times greater.
It’s completely disingenuous to say that it doesn’t matter where the men are from.