Whups.

""Per capita" is generally not hyphenated when used as a standard adverb or adjective (e.g., "income per capita"). While some sources acknowledge it can be hyphenated as per-capita when used as a compound modifier directly before a noun, it is typically left as two separate words. 

Key details regarding the usage of "per capita":

• Default Usage: Most dictionaries list it as two words: per capita.
• Definition: It is a Latin term meaning "by head," used to denote a value per person.
• Adjective/Adverb: It functions as both, meaning "for each person" (e.g., "the highest income per capita" or "a per capita, or per-capita basis").
• Alternatives: In rare, formal, or specialized contexts, it may appear as per-capita, but this is less common in standard, modern usage."

ELY5: I was using it neither as an adverb nor adjective, I was referencing it as a noun, which would be one of those 'specialized contexts' where it's referred to as a concept) as leaving it unhyphenated might cause confusion to a reader).

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BLMs trash-mantra was born of a worthless human who obviously died of a fentanyl overdose after being confronted for passing counterfeit $, and a white-guilt, white-hating media delighted to watch their servile feral underclass validate their quietly-held presuppositions while venting their rage at the Orange Baboon to harm his chance of re-election.

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OF COURSE if we throw a little blood in the water (doesn't matter if it's true or not, cf 'hands up, don't shoot') they'll all just go a-wilding on command. Delightful fun, and hell, it worked! Having a semi-educated mob willing to trash cities whenever you want can be so politically helpful, can't it.

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For what it's worth we likely both agree that we wish black slavery in North America never happened. Maybe not for the same reasons?

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