85% black, stable and economically growing. Of course, the Bahamas doesn't have to deal with tribal rivalries inside of artificial borders, or a continuing pattern of racial discrimination.
You have expanded your reading of the article to include moral turpitude, I see, in spite of the fact that relative intelligence is the subject of the author's statistical analysis. And you have no numbers to back you up, only 4 examples plucked from the headlines. Not to mention that one of those examples was a gem of a city until a monsterous hurricane flattened it.
You're looking for a crutch for your objectification of an entire race, and to that end you bend a scientific argument to include factors not part of the original hypothesis, nor supported by it. That's not science.
Toodles, Mr. Ewell.
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You haven't been to the Bahamas lately, have you?