2aguy
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Criminals change behavior...in the U.S....before the 1960s, the majority of crime was not gun crime......we had an escalation of gun crime about the mid 1960s, and it increased as the Great Society home breaking policies created more and more fatherless boys....
Europe suffered the devestation of World War 1 and World War 2....and that put their societal destruction back by decades...but now, their welfare states have finally reached critical mass...
Dittos Canada...and the criminals, both the fatherless boys created by the welfare state, and the imported, violent, 3rd world males....are starting to become more and more violent as they fight over drug turf...
As of Feb. 27, shootings were up 47.7% compared to this time last year, the number of people injured is up 70.6%, the number of people fatally shot is up by 33.3% and the total number of people injured and killed by gunfire is up 57.7%.
Thus far there have been 65 shootings compared to 44 at this time last year, 29 people wounded compared to 17 last year, 12 people killed compared to nine last year and a total of 41 people wounded or killed compared to 26 last year.
It’s still early in 2022 and gun crime can fluctuate significantly over the course of a year based on such things as drug and turf wars among rival criminal gangs.
That said, if the current pace of gun violence were to continue for the rest of the year, Toronto could surpass the highest number of shootings recorded since comparable records began in 2004 (492 in 2019), the highest number of gun murders since 2005 (51 in 2018) and the highest number of people injured in shootings since 2004 (240 in 2019).
Europe suffered the devestation of World War 1 and World War 2....and that put their societal destruction back by decades...but now, their welfare states have finally reached critical mass...
Dittos Canada...and the criminals, both the fatherless boys created by the welfare state, and the imported, violent, 3rd world males....are starting to become more and more violent as they fight over drug turf...
As of Feb. 27, shootings were up 47.7% compared to this time last year, the number of people injured is up 70.6%, the number of people fatally shot is up by 33.3% and the total number of people injured and killed by gunfire is up 57.7%.
Thus far there have been 65 shootings compared to 44 at this time last year, 29 people wounded compared to 17 last year, 12 people killed compared to nine last year and a total of 41 people wounded or killed compared to 26 last year.
It’s still early in 2022 and gun crime can fluctuate significantly over the course of a year based on such things as drug and turf wars among rival criminal gangs.
That said, if the current pace of gun violence were to continue for the rest of the year, Toronto could surpass the highest number of shootings recorded since comparable records began in 2004 (492 in 2019), the highest number of gun murders since 2005 (51 in 2018) and the highest number of people injured in shootings since 2004 (240 in 2019).
GOLDSTEIN: Gun violence in Toronto is skyrocketing — again
As of Feb. 27, shootings were up 47.7% compared to this time last year in Toronto.
torontosun.com