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Conservatives, how do you explain relative crime decrease everywhere else in the developed world with decent gun control other than here??
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The US homicide rate, which has declined substantially since 1991 from a rate per 100,000 persons of 9.8 to 4.8 in 2010, is still among the highest in the industrialized world. There were 14,748 murders in the United States in 2010[31] (666,160 murders from 1960 to 1996).[32] In 2004, there were 5.5 homicides for every 100,000 persons, roughly three times as high as Canada (1.9) and six times as high as Germany (0.9). A closer look at The National Archive of Criminal Justice Data indicates that per-capita homicide rates over the last 30 years on average of major cities, New Orleans' average annual per capita homicide rate of 52 murders per 100,000 people overall (1980–2009) ranks highest of U.S. cities with average annual homicide totals among the 10 highest during the same period.[33][34] Most industrialized countries had homicide rates below the 2.5 mark.[35][36]
i think we are just folig ourselfs in lookig for a solution for vilent metal aprints in nor mal laws.From mother bog it appears his consitio was well known to both mental and law enforcemnt officals, She basicallt related havig to lok ehrself i car when he went after her with a knife and said she loved him but was trerrified of him and all the authrties she has gone thru didn't solved the danger problem.
As someone who lives in DC, I attribute it to the gentrification of huge swathes of the city, unprecedented economic opportunity in the region, leveraging the subsequent increased tax revenue to overhaul our police force and strategies and redeveloping problematic affordable housing projects.
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