Another sucker who thinks the few liberals in red states make them super violent while the huge numbers of liberals make the blue states super safe. **** off. I have tons of data above showing Arkansas and Missouri are violent all over the state and in mostly white counties.
Inversely your chances of being eaten by a bear or freezing to death are much higher in Alaska.
Very true.
I would challenge that it would be difficult to find any concentration of population - village, town, city, whatever- that had a lower crime rate than raw farm land - aka rural in the same state. Thats why the argument is always stupid.
I don’t think the criminals are blue or red
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www.newsweek.com
Democratic run cities are the safest in the country. Democratic cities have the best economies in the country. I mean the evidence is exaclty the opposite of what you are claiming. How can you honestly not admit that?
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They are the most dangerous in America.Democratic run cities are the safest in the country. Democratic cities have the best economies in the country. I mean the evidence is exaclty the opposite of what you are claiming. How can you honestly not admit that?
NYC is about as safe of a place as you can live. What isnt safe is rural Texas.
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Bed bugs might very well be listed in Newsweek's study. Thank you!LOL heavily populated states would have more crimes, not really rocket science. Except for Trump tools. Bed bug litigation!
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I have zillions of links in this thread showing it is red states. Youre just no bright enough to evaluate the data and make an informed decision. I do that for a living. That is why you cant bullshit me.
I'm not trying to bullshit a bullshitter. Hell, I wasn't even responding to your sorry ass, gator.
I apologize. I clicked the reply button one post below the one I was intending to. Your post was on methodology and I’d argue the largest driver of safety in those rankings were crime and things like water pollution contamination and car accidents moved it around the edges.I'm not trying to bullshit a bullshitter. Hell, I wasn't even responding to your sorry ass, gator.
There have been zillions of links on this thread showing the driving factor is blue run cities. You just want to play politics and ignore the issue....cause, let's face it, you want to keep people poor, and scared in places like Memphis
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Yawn. It is 50% safer living in a blue state than a red state.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.
Idaho has the C&C law. It's the ol' "proceed at your own risk" mentality.
It's a lie, simply because it's likely by population. Pick a place to live.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.
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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."
