Economic trouble is a quite good predictor for both, I'd wager.
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Higher poverty and lower education also.
Imagine that.
It is almost as if policies actually do effect real life 😰
And probably more guns per capita.
Because they think "per capita" is woke
Now do education, health and wealth comparisons.
Why, do you also love the poorly educated?
Now look at smelting plants and other toxic industries...
Mike Johnson supports sending the National Guard into cities to control crime that have lower per capita crime rates than the cities in his district.
Weird. Where are all the good guys with guns?
Committing murders in red states.
probably likely to get away with it to, considering they are probably backlogged, intentionally or not. bonus pts for being related to a LEO.
they’re busy enhancing their brain volume by rfk-maxxing
Brain is only heavier because it's full of worms.
And lead.
True conservatives don't let facts get in the way of them being right. You can't argue back if you're dead
The maga response: Now LoOK aT pEr CapiTa
Isn't "rate" implicitly per capita?
That's the point
isn't the rate per hectokilocapita?
People live in cities, cities are generally less dangerous than the sticks. A greater proportion of city to stick means less danger. Trump is just popular in the sticks.
but a common right-wing talking point/“gotcha” is how all the big blue cities are so crime-riddled and dangerous.
Because there is more crime in the cities. But the idiots don't understand what "per capita" means. So they just cite the total volume of violent crime, and neglect to mention that there is a lesser chance of an individual being a victim of violent crime.
News at 10: your neighborhood is under attack.
If it bleeds it leads. And there's gonna be 10 murders in the city for every murder in the sticks. Doesn't matter that there's 100x more people living in the city. Not to them.
Though it's probably easier to cover up a murder in the sticks and make it look like an accident or suicide or even a missing person...those police departments don't have nearly the same resources as the cities.
Probably also far more domestic and child abuse when the neighbors are too far away to hear their screams. Homeschooling and homesteading keeps the wife and kids away from mandatory reporters. So more underreporting there.
So really it's another case of "it isn't happening if we are lazy about measuring it". Worked for COVID.
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You’re listening to right wingers? How’re you staying sane??
That's because in an area with 5 million people, more people get murdered than in an area with 500 people.
They just conveniently leave out the per capita data that shows that every person is subjecting themself to MUCH higher risk of being murdered in the latter area where a MUCH larger portion of the population are murderers.
I mean, crime does happen in the city. Usually in cities with high income inequality.
I'm not sure this actually explains it. Vermont is extremely rural but votes blue and is much safer than red states.
I had no clue Vermont was so rural!
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Higher sexual assault numbers as well, I'm willing to bet.
But not necessarily reported.
And not really investigated anyway
Just boys being boys.
Locker room talk
high materinity mortality too(childbirth and prenatal)
consider the people who voted for him has outdated statistics on the difference between california and texas murder rate.
Coincidence?
Correlation.
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