No, it doesn't question the number. It points out the obvious: that not all of them are criminals, which nobody said - but you implied it. Little racist yourself, eh? However, the chances for members of these families to become criminals are in fact very high and not being a criminal can also mean they just haven't been convicted.

I dare you to wear a jewish hat and go through one of those districts if you think the law will protect you - but of course people like you are all talk and no action.

Here's what very likely could happen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U82tPY7EyL8

You're indirectly defending anti-semitism and it makes me sick.

>it's been an issue for the last 30 years

So why are you arguing it then, only to admit that it's a problem one sentence later?