SomaCityWard

SomaCityWard t1_j1wuj02 wrote

Reply to Greenwich by SkiesThaLimit36

Probably a mix of fear mongering about crime mixed with knowing their wealth is built on the backs of the working class.

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SomaCityWard t1_j1t3fqf wrote

Reply to comment by jay_sugman in Westport elementary students sickened after ingesting THC-laced candy on school bus by jaydecay123

>did not qualify one over the other.

Oh, of course, you weren't suggesting that a higher murder rate is a bad thing, silly me! Why not be honest with me?

>Most dangerous state is measured in your stat with violent crime overall not gun deaths. Also, your stat on gang deaths was for all shooting deaths and not for the age group we were discussing which seems relevant.

Ah, look who's a stickler for hyper specific stats all of the sudden, while still presenting ZERO of your own.

So you think teens have a higher rate of gang involvement than adults? That would be the only way that distinction would make a difference. And yet, you still have offered zero evidence to suggest they somehow reverse that statistic. I'm waiting...

You said "murder rates in big cities", not gun violence. You're clearly speaking broadly about violence in general, but keep trying to weasel out of it.

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SomaCityWard t1_j1kyro4 wrote

Reply to comment by jay_sugman in Westport elementary students sickened after ingesting THC-laced candy on school bus by jaydecay123

>children are defined in this stat as people up to age 19 and includes murders and suicides.

That you think this makes it less bad in any way is disturbing.

Also, what else is there but murders and suicides? Accidental discharge? Is that what you thought I was talking about?

>So a very big spike in the upper teen years for that stat related to drug and gang activity.

Source: Pulled out of your ass. The majority of gun violence is not gang or drug related. This is a fact:

>According to the National Youth Gang Survey Analysis by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Gang Center, and Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, most gun homicides are not related to gangs.
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>A December 2020 Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report by the CDC of 34 states, four California counties, and Washington, D.C., found that 9.7% of homicides in 2017 were gang-related.

https://www.gvpedia.org/gun-myths/gangs/

>Murder rates in big citys and suburbs are night and day.

It's becoming clear that this is just about pushing your political agenda and not dealing in reality.

NEWTOWN is not suburban? The site of one of the worst mass shootings in US history?

You know which state has the highest crime rate? Alaska. A state known for its dense cities, right? XD

And all of the other top 10 highest crime states are all rural states:

https://propertyclub.nyc/article/most-dangerous-states-in-the-us

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SomaCityWard t1_iuf7l5p wrote

Reply to comment by gatogrande in Democratic Rep. Jahana Hayes, Republican challenger tied in heavily blue Connecticut: poll by jr_reddit

Hillary conceded the election THE NEXT DAY.

Stacy Abrahm's opponent was also overseeing the election he was running in. The conflict of interest was as plain as day. And she also conceded. Why are you lying?

Why did the GOP court stop the recount if they had nothing to hide? Hanging chad, indeed.

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