@DjangoDog12@kurtwuckertjr @Plab100 @ddawes36@clownworld don’t need to. I’ve been to these places. I know who lives there. Did the MS Delta blues trail in #3. Incredible trip. I love rural America. thought we were taking city vs rural. Now I see what you were really talking about. You should’ve just been upfront. Would’ve saved time.
@DjangoDog12@kurtwuckertjr @Plab100 @ddawes36@clownworld No, it’s pretty clearly tied to if an area is low-income or not, whether the neighborhood or area is in a city or out in the country. Some of the most “murderous” places per capita are out in the middle of MS or AR.
https://t.co/Fs9RH6zIji
@DjangoDog12@kurtwuckertjr @Plab100 @ddawes36@clownworld I shouldn’t have used the phrase violent crime, I should’ve said less likely to die/ get hurt. I was just trying to show cities aren’t as dangerous as people think they are.
@DjangoDog12@kurtwuckertjr @Plab100 @ddawes36@clownworld Time is probably another “Democrat-run” outlet to you but there are literally dozens of studies about this:
https://t.co/TUEvAEtO61
@DjangoDog12@kurtwuckertjr @Plab100 @ddawes36@clownworld No, the rural areas have higher violent crime rates than urban. If you remove Louisville and St Louis from Missouri’s violent crime rate, the rate actually goes up.
@kurtwuckertjr @Plab100 @ddawes36@clownworld Yes, when you do, cities are not more dangerous. This is Bloomberg. Not a left-wing site: https://t.co/4Xpl6TKylT