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You obviously weren't here in the first half of the 90s |
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it just all depends on where you live! i lived all over los angeles city and county! it just all depends where you live! if you live in the south or east and some of west of los angeles thats where all the ghettos are! i lived in ghettos all my life it aint that fun walking down the street at night cause your worried if some gang banger is going to hit you up and stick a gun in your face for being out to late or walking down there street or alley for a short cut home. and some of that los angeles map is wrong it doesnt even have all the worst cities its missing a lot of cities like bell(gardens), south gate, hunington park, pico rivera!, may wood those cities are really bad!
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That's so true...I also used to live in L.A County and i've never had any problems with Crimes or Gangs....I have friends that still live in L.A and they also never experienced any problems with Gangs or Crime,so yup it all depends on your location that makes a huge difference.
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Homicides are the lowest since the 50's. Read the paper.
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Yep, it's true! Obviously the original poster had no clue of how this city used to be crime-wise. It is safer now than it has been in most of our lifetimes. In fact, Los Angeles is safer than most major metropolitan areas in the United States, including but definitely not limited to Minneapolis, Kansas City, Chicago, Detroit, Miami, Atlanta, the list goes on and on. I feel safer here now in 2008 than I have at any other point in my life.
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Look at a city like St Louis. St Louis is the 2nd most dangerous city in the country.(It was #1 last year) They may have about 100 homicides in a year. Now look at the populations. Millions vs 300,000.
Of course the murder rate is going to be high in LA. The population is high. Every large city has crime. LA actually has less when you look at percentage though. Here's the easiest way not to get shot: Don't join a gang! How many are killed every year for no reason? It's a very small percentage of those numbers. Don't ask for trouble and you won't have any. I'm sure most people moving to LA from other parts of the US aren't going to move to the ghettos anyway. There would be no point. |
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I know people who moved out of L.A. because there's too many mexicans there, illegal and legal. Many look and act like thugs, and make the area they're in look like a third-world armpit. I see it as a U.S. Army problem. Put U.S. tanks and the American Army at the border and blow Mexico away as the country tries to invade us.
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That's the expensive, low effectiveness way. (And I think the problem is going to get a lot worse once Mexico starts running out of oil.) "The Oil and Gas Journal (OGJ) estimated that as of 2007, Mexico had 12.4 billion barrels of proven oil reserves. Mexico was the sixth-largest oil producer in the world as of 2006, producing 3.71 million barrels per day. However, at that rate its oil reserves represent only a 9 year supply of oil, and Mexican oil production has started to decline rapidly. The US Energy Information Administration estimates that Mexican production will decline to 3.52 million barrels per day in 2007 and 3.32 million barrels per day in 2008." from Country Analysis Briefs. Energy Information Administration (2007).There are high tech, high effectiveness, lower cost ways like SBInet. This is being looked at very seriously. SBInet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia U.S. Customs and Border Protection - Border Security Using this kind of technology (unmanned aerial vehicles) Last edited by Charles; 02-16-2008 at 09:12 PM. |
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