I didn't say trans people were more likely to be sex offenders. I pointed out that sex offenders claiming to be trans are over represented in the prison population.
These are one and the same. Just written in different ways, over-representation= more likely. And you can’t tell they are over-represented with the figures you presumably quoted from somewhere. They’re the wrong data to deduct that.
Your previous example of female murderers demonstrates that 10% of the female prison population were convicted of murder. I did not conclude that 10% of all females were murderers. The problem seems to lie in what you assume I think the figures mean.
I suspect that many are sexual predators appropriating a trans identity to use gender distress as a mitigating factor at their trials in the hope of a more lenient sentence or they hope to be housed in the female prison estate. One can only speculate why a sexual predator might find that option appealing.
Many is it? I suppose I should be grateful you don’t think it’s all. It’s eeerily similar to the “many economic migrants appropriate a refugee identity to use asylum seeking as a mitigating factor at the border in the hope of free housing and benefits. One can only speculate as to why an economic migrant might find that appealing” ….how much of your view is based on bias? Think about it.
Are you suggesting that there are no sexual predators in the trans community or that some people claiming asylum are not actually economic migrants? Don't we owe to people with gender dysphoria and asylum seekers to make sure that we don't damage their claims by creating loopholes which can be exploited by less honest people.
Your absurd suggestion that the only valid stats would consider sex offenders per capita of the population assumes that every sex offender is detected and convicted or that sex offenders would willingly admit their crimes for the purposes of accurate data collection.
No, doing a per capita calculation does not assume every criminal is detected and convicted. I don’t think you even understand what a per capita calculation is as otherwise you would not have written such nonsense.
It’s standard procedure, it’s how you tell whether there is any over-representation or not. You literally cannot deduct or calculate over-representation by comparing the same statistic between disparate groups.
See my response to your first point. I have quoted prison statistics, sex offenders claiming a trans identity are over represented in the prison population, you don't seem to think that means anything but haven't explained why sex offenders claiming a trans identity are represented at 3× the rate of male sex offenders in prison and approx 30× the rate of female sex offenders in prison. And you haven't explained why you think trans people would be less likely to commit sexual offences.
Who would you like to use for your per capita calculation? Sex (male or female), transpeople with a GRC, transpeople without a GRC? The only way the figures don't harm the self ID cause is if we use the population of people who self ID to do the calculation and we have no idea about the size of that population. How do you propose to obtain meaningful date?