By making the massacres part of a geographic tragedy of invasion and counterinvasion, and of victimized native populations who suffered in various ways along with the Jews, Snyder could be accused of playing down the role of ideological and indigenous anti-Semitism.
The data also doesn't capture the myriad ways at-risk populations are victimized without being shot from childhood trauma, to constant proximity to violence in their communities, to wounds involving weapons other than a firearm.
Though the Federal Trade Commission estimates that 13.5 percent of the adult population is victimized in a given year, "I don't believe we'll ever know definitively," Dr. Shadel said.
"You stood up for your principles, for equality and for a population long victimized," Mr. Cuomo wrote in a two-page letter to Mr. McDonald.
With a significant portion of our population being victimized, a drastic new approach was to be expected.
Third, in the variation between decades in the US, the findings suggest that during 1990s, the percentage of the population that was victimized decreased and the targets with at least one victimization generally experienced less repeat victimization.
The population has been victimized by relentless cross-border terrorism.
But almost by default he became an advocate for Mexico's traditionally voiceless indigenous people, who amount to 10percentt of the population and are victimized by racial hostility and dire poverty.
"If we put these type of people in general population, will they be victimized?" Captain Adams asked.
Most cities and states, focusing on homeless families, have not made special efforts to identify young adults, who tend to shy away from ordinary shelters out of fear of being victimized by an older, chronically homeless population.
The proportion of the population that is ever victimized and the proportion that is victimized repeatedly varies over studies.
