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The whole state is a violent death trap. Not pockets.
Arkansas Crime Rates and Statistics - NeighborhoodScout
Detailed crime rates and statistics information from cities within Arkansas. Find the top 10 safest places to live in AR.www.neighborhoodscout.com
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Oh good. I wondered who was going to win the most non sequitur post of the day. Congratulations. You just took the lead.
I linked data my man. It ain’t the immigrants genius. Whole state is a death trap. All you did was make up a narrative.
Newsweek produced a safety study that just released today pointing to the safest and most dangerous states.
Any surprises? Not really.
Map reveals most dangerous states to live in
The analysis considered a wide variety of factors that impact safety—from crime rates to levels to air pollution.www.newsweek.com
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This is the conclusion of a new study by Whitley Law Firm, a personal injury law firm, who analyzed 26 different safety factors across all 50 states.
The safety factors fell into various categories including violent and sexual crimes, firearm possession among young people at schools, theft and drug crimes, environmental and infrastructure factors, such as air, water and road quality, as well as birth complications, motor vehicle accidents and fatalities and fatality rates in young people.
Each factor was scored via an index to calculate each state's overall safety score out of 100, with a score of 100 reflecting the highest level of safety. The overall score was used to determine the "most dangerous and the safest states to raise a family."
Thanks for posting this. It's really strange to think about how a whole state can be totally skewed by one city.Exactly.
These are the most dangerous places in America. ALL run by Democrats:
Full list of America's most dangerous cities as Trump cracks down on D.C.
Trump has indicated he could "go further" in his actions to address crime, though violent crime has dropped recently.
- Memphis, TN
- Cleveland, OH
- Toledo, OH
- Little Rock, AR
- Peoria, IL
- Springfield, IL
- Detroit, MI
- Akron, OH
- Beaumont, TX
- Rockford, IL
- Evansville, IN
- Dayton, OH
- Nashville, TN
- Winston-Salem, NC
- Springfield, MO
- Chicago, IL
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Springfield, MA
- North Charleston, SC
- Corpus Christi, TX
- Tulsa, OK
- Albany, NY
- Buffalo, NY
- Kansas City, MO
- Shreveport, LA
- Baltimore, MD
- Houston, TX
- New Haven, CT
- Las Cruces, NM
- Lansing, MI
I can certainly understand it being dangerous in states like Arizona, Texas, Montana and Wyoming. Especially if you're a criminal, the victims are likely to shoot your sorry ass.Newsweek produced a safety study that just released today pointing to the safest and most dangerous states.
Any surprises? Not really.
Map reveals most dangerous states to live in
The analysis considered a wide variety of factors that impact safety—from crime rates to levels to air pollution.
View attachment 1151410
This is the conclusion of a new study by Whitley Law Firm, a personal injury law firm, who analyzed 26 different safety factors across all 50 states.
The safety factors fell into various categories including violent and sexual crimes, firearm possession among young people at schools, theft and drug crimes, environmental and infrastructure factors, such as air, water and road quality, as well as birth complications, motor vehicle accidents and fatalities and fatality rates in young people.
Each factor was scored via an index to calculate each state's overall safety score out of 100, with a score of 100 reflecting the highest level of safety. The overall score was used to determine the "most dangerous and the safest states to raise a family."
Nope. The entire state is riddled in crime.
KC K....as in Kansas City, Kansas. And Johnson County Kansas had a crime rate that was well below the state average in spite of being about 1/4th the population of the state.
Nope. The entire state is riddled in crime.
Missouri Crime Rates and Statistics - NeighborhoodScout
Detailed crime rates and statistics information from cities within Missouri. Find the top 10 safest places to live in MO.
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How about ranking the safety of the large cities?Newsweek produced a safety study that just released today pointing to the safest and most dangerous states.
Any surprises? Not really.
Map reveals most dangerous states to live in
The analysis considered a wide variety of factors that impact safety—from crime rates to levels to air pollution.
View attachment 1151410
This is the conclusion of a new study by Whitley Law Firm, a personal injury law firm, who analyzed 26 different safety factors across all 50 states.
The safety factors fell into various categories including violent and sexual crimes, firearm possession among young people at schools, theft and drug crimes, environmental and infrastructure factors, such as air, water and road quality, as well as birth complications, motor vehicle accidents and fatalities and fatality rates in young people.
Each factor was scored via an index to calculate each state's overall safety score out of 100, with a score of 100 reflecting the highest level of safety. The overall score was used to determine the "most dangerous and the safest states to raise a family."
Baptist News is calling another news outlet out for having ties to a church? The ironyIt’s a right wing shell company.
Why did Newsweek publish an op-ed with at least 22 false claims? – Baptist News Global
Newsweek has published an opinion piece with at least 22 false claims. That piece reads as though it came straight from a Trump rally.
baptistnews.com
The once-venerable newsmagazine is now owned by Dev Pragad and Johnathan Davis, two men with ties to a cult called Olivet World Assembly and Olivet University. Pragad is a millionaire who is credited both with saving the magazine and enriching himself at the same time.
Du Quenoy’s Palm Beach Freedom Institute has a glossy internet presence: “The Palm Beach Freedom Institute promotes education and public policy defending the principles of the American Founding, the exceptionalism of the American experience, and the free exercise of civil rights and civil liberties as protected by the Constitution of the United States.”
The key is in the phrase “the exceptionalism of the American experience.” Read a bit more and you discover the institute is an ardent opponent of wokeness and cancel culture.
Same here because they're always rioting, pillaging, and destroying stuff.
How many guesses do I get?
Moron. All 5 i circled are 85% or greater white and they were just the first 5 darkest colored counties i checked indicating they are crime ridden. Your narrative is a lie. You have to get up way earlier and try way harder to get a lie over on me. I always bring the receipts.
