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Republicans tried running on that in 2022. Didn't work out too well for them but that never stops them from going to the well again.I have great news for you!
Crime is down this year, and expected to continue in this trend.
REALLY great news, right?
Yes. They also reported store closings because crime is up.Did those outlets report that crime is up?
Im upset that retail crime is up. I’m upset because retail workers don’t feel safe. I’m upset that stores are closing because crime is up and/or retail crime prosecutions are down.You seem upset by the fact that crime is down.
Worse of course.What is it compared to 2019?
Or just wait as crime goes down even further.There's a simple solution to this, lock up criminals and institute the death penalty for adults using kids to commit crimes.
They seem more concerned with imaginary things than real things.Republicans tried running on that in 2022. Didn't work out too well for them but that never stops them from going to the well again.
How much of that is inflated prices I wonder.Im upset that retail crime is up.
All the retail workers I talk to feel okay.I’m upset because retail workers don’t feel safe.
Crime is down, and trending down - great news, right?I’m upset that stores are closing because crime is up and/or retail crime prosecutions are down.
What is funny is that those cities are pure Progressive, and the news stations are pure Progressive, but they show the nasty things that happen for ratings and show the video truth while schmoozing it.Who said I got my information from Fox? I got my information from local news online from places like San Francisco, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Chicago where these incidents are happening. Are those outlets lying?
All of the retailers I talk to don’t feel okay. Who and where are you talking to retailers? The ones I’ve interacted with on this topic are in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.How much of that is inflated prices I wonder.
All the retail workers I talk to feel okay.
Crime is down, and trending down - great news, right?
Fear-mongering and bitterness - why go there?
Dueling anecdotes then.All of the retailers I talk to don’t feel okay.
Retailers here in the US.Who and where are you talking to retailers?
Ah.The ones I’ve interacted with on this topic are in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
Wow you can show 1 or 2 incidents of any of that happening and now it's an epidemic all across the country. Smfh.Retail crime is down? Assault on retail workers is down? Flash grab and go mob incidents are down? Where is the news that explicitly backs up those trends?
You keep defaulting to “but overall crime is down” yet that does not address the rise in retail crime….. nor does it give comfort or confidence to retail workers.Dueling anecdotes then.
But crime is down - maybe share that fact with these people, so you can calm rather than inflame them.
Retailers here in the US.
Ah.
DC is an outlier bucking the crime-drop trend, and Baltimore has long been quite dangerous, followed by Philadelphia.
New York City?
I'm sure you could get quite a range of opinions there.
But overall crime has dropped by 3% in NYC, and by vast multiples of that in areas of serious crime like shooting.
You can incite terror, or you can speak truth.
However shoplifting is UP....and continuing.I have great news for you!
Crime is down this year, and expected to continue in this trend.
REALLY great news, right?
You can keep SYFH into more denial and factual avoidance.Wow you can show 1 or 2 incidents of any of that happening and now it's an epidemic all across the country. Smfh.
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www.investors.com
www.the-sun.com
Do you have any empirical data or events to back your opinions?Dueling anecdotes then.
But crime is down - maybe share that fact with these people, so you can calm rather than inflame them.
Retailers here in the US.
Ah.
DC is an outlier bucking the crime-drop trend, and Baltimore has long been quite dangerous, followed by Philadelphia.
New York City?
I'm sure you could get quite a range of opinions there.
But overall crime has dropped by 3% in NYC, and by vast multiples of that in areas of serious crime like shooting.
You can incite terror, or you can speak truth.
It includes it.You keep defaulting to “but overall crime is down” yet that does not address the rise in retail crime
You can stoke fear based in falsity.….. nor does it give comfort or confidence to retail workers.
Is it?However shoplifting is UP....and continuing.
Shootings down over 25% in New York City.You can keep SYFH into more denial and factual avoidance.
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