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Old 03-15-2020, 05:10 PM
 
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Why is it that famous black preachers only collect money, and NEVER address black on black killings?
And why is it that almost all of the high murder cities are led by black, Democrat "leaders?" Just curious.
I've lived in 2 of the most talked about cities on CD Memphis and St. Louis. They are both lead by Whites. Both are in conservative States. St. Louis has an atrocious history of guns and drugs being left in abandoned houses in Black neighborhoods. Why is it that
metopolitain Springfield Missouri and Anchorage Alaska plagued with a high violent crime rate?

Imo, if drugs and guns (neither manufactured in or by the Black community) where left out of the picture, we wouldn't be having this conversation.

As far as famous Black preachers doing nothing to address Black on Black killings? How do you know they aren't? Because Fox news or CNN doesn't say so? Why aren't famous White preachers doing anything about White on White killings?

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Old 03-15-2020, 07:00 PM
 
Location: Lebanon, OH
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http://wlwt.com/article/police-1-kil...643410?src=app

Cincinnati now at 10, possibly 11 counting the body found in the east end which is being investigated as a homicide but nothing is determined officially whether foul play is involved.
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Old 03-16-2020, 06:50 AM
 
Location: Upper West Side, Manhattan, NYC
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When in doubt, try to use insults to discredit someone else own opinion as though what you say is 100% accurate. Typical
Fair enough, but the rest of my post had nothing to do with insults. It had to do with addressing points previously made. Thanks for addressing the rest of the post. Oh wait..
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Old 03-16-2020, 07:05 AM
 
Location: South Beach and DT Raleigh
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Unless you have first hand knowledge about something regarding what is said, and what is not said, especially within a community to which you don't belong, may I suggest that mouths stay shut?
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Old 03-16-2020, 08:54 AM
 
Location: Oxnard
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Oxnard, CA is at 4 now after a 53 year old man was stabbed to death at a shopping center on the Southside of the city Saturday night.
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Old 03-16-2020, 10:42 AM
 
Location: Seoul
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Most of these are fairly up-to-date. I can't get an accurate read on Houston but they had 29 homicides in January, so my guess is that they're somewhere around 60 or 65 homicides with between 2.5 and 2.8 per 100K. Some other cities like Portland and Austin I also can't get a semi accurate read on.


Sorted from highest to lowest homicide per 100K rate:

Jackson, MS: 18 homicides | 10.95 per 100K

Baltimore: 56 homicides | 9.29 per 100K

St. Louis: 25 homicides | 8.26 per 100K

Birmingham: 16 homicides | 7.62 per 100K
New Orleans: 29 homicides | 7.42 per 100K

Kansas City: 32 homicides | 6.51 per 100K
Hartford, CT: 8 homicides | 6.48 per 100K
Detroit: 41 homicides | 6.1 per 100K

Baton Rouge, LA: 12 homicides | 5.42 per 100K
Columbus, GA: 10 homicides | 5.15 per 100K

Milwaukee: 29 homicides | 4.9 per 100K
Philadelphia: 71 homicides | 4.48 per 100K
Washington DC: 31 homicides | 4.41 per 100K
Dayton, OH: 6 homicides | 4.27 per 100K
Indianapolis: 35 homicides | 4.04 per 100K

Richmond, VA: 9 homicides | 3.93 per 100K
Cleveland: 14 homicides | 3.65 per 100K
Savannah, GA: 5 homicides | 3.43 per 100K
Ft. Wayne, IN: 9 homicides | 3.36 per 100K
Louisville: 20 homicides | 3.23 per 100K
Shreveport, LA: 6 homicides | 3.17 per 100K
Chicago: 85 homicides | 3.14 per 100K
Wichita: 12 homicides | 3.08 per 100K
Little Rock: 6 homicides | 3.03 per 100K
Atlanta: 15 homicides | 3.01 per 100K

Cincinnati: 9 homicides | 2.97 per 100K
Memphis: 19 homicides | 2.92 per 100K
Norfolk, VA: 7 homicides | 2.87 per 100K
Tacoma, WA: 6 homicides | 2.77 per 100K
Des Moines, IA: 6 homicides | 2.77 per 100K
Tulsa: 11 homicides | 2.75 per 100K
Regina, SK (Canada): 6 homicides | 2.62 per 100K
Stockton, CA: 8 homicides | 2.57 per 100K
Albuquerque: 14 homicides | 2.5 per 100K
Topeka, KS: 3 homicides | 2.37 per 100K
Sacramento: 12 homicides | 2.36 per 100K
Jacksonville: 21 homicides | 2.32 per 100K
Dallas: 31 homicides | 2.3 per 100K
Ft. Lauderdale, FL: 4 homicides | 2.19 per 100K
Lexington, KY: 7 homicides | 2.16 per 100K
Knoxville, TN: 4 homicides | 2.13 per 100K
Columbus, OH: 19 homicides | 2.13 per 100K
Tampa: 8 homicides | 2.08 per 100K
Bridgeport, CT: 3 homicides | 2.07 per 100K
Chesapeake, VA: 5 homicides | 2.06 per 100K
Greensboro, NC: 6 homicides | 2.04 per 100K
Grand Rapids, MI: 4 homicides | 2.01 per 100K

Phoenix: 32 homicides | 1.93 per 100K
Charlotte: 16 homicides | 1.83 per 100K
Bakersfield: 7 homicides | 1.82 per 100K
Colorado Springs: 8 homicides | 1.69 per 100K
Denver: 12 homicides | 1.67 per 100K
Pittsburgh: 5 homicides | 1.66 per 100K
Minneapolis: 7 homicides | 1.65 per 100K
Oakland: 7 homicides | 1.63 per 100K
St. Paul: 5 homicides | 1.62 per 100K
Oklahoma City: 10 homicides | 1.54 per 100K
Rochester, NY: 3 homicides | 1.45 per 100K
Fort Worth, TX: 13 homicides | 1.45 per 100K
San Antonio: 22 homicides | 1.44 per 100K
Modesto, CA: 3 homicides | 1.4 per 100K
Boston: 9 homicides | 1.3 per 100K
Raleigh: 6 homicides | 1.28 per 100K
Los Angeles: 50 homicides | 1.25 per 100K
Winston-Salem, NC: 3 homicides | 1.22 per 100K
Saskatoon (Canada): 3 homicides | 1.22 per 100K
Corpus Christi: 4 homicides | 1.22 per 100K
Toledo: 3 homicides | 1.09 per 100K
Durham, NC: 3 homicides | 1.09 per 100K
Long Beach, CA: 5 homicides | 1.07 per 100K
Orlando: 3 homicides | 1.05 per 100K
Nashville: 7 homicides | 1.02 per 100K

Seattle: 7 homicides | 0.94 per 100K
Winnipeg: 6 homicides | 0.85 per 100K
Madison, WI: 2 homicides | 0.78 per 100K
Newark, NJ: 2 homicides | 0.71 per 100K
Lincoln, NE: 2 homicides | 0.7 per 100K
Omaha: 3 homicides | 0.64 per 100K
New York City: 51 homicides | 0.61 per 100K
San Jose: 6 homicides | 0.58 per 100K
San Francisco: 5 homicides | 0.57 per 100K
Tucson, AZ: 3 homicides | 0.55 per 100K
Las Vegas Metropolitan: 8 homicides | 0.49 per 100K
Toronto: 13 homicides | 0.48 per 100K
Vancouver: 3 homicides | 0.44 per 100K
Fresno: 2 homicides | 0.38 per 100K
Anchorage: 1 homicides | 0.34 per 100K
Anaheim, CA: 1 homicides | 0.28 per 100K
Virginia Beach: 1 homicides | 0.22 per 100K
Honolulu (Oahu): 2 homicides | 0.2 per 100K
Calgary: 2 homicides | 0.16 per 100K
Montreal: 1 homicides | 0.06 per 100K
Santa Ana, CA: 0 homicides | 0 per 100K
San Diego: 0 homicides | 0 per 100K
Providence: 0 homicides | 0 per 100K
Plano, TX: 0 homicides | 0 per 100K
Chula Vista, CA: 0 homicides | 0 per 100K
Very comphrenesive list, good work!

Impressed that San Diego hasn't had a single homicide yet
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Old 03-16-2020, 11:56 AM
 
Location: Northeast states
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Very comphrenesive list, good work!

Impressed that San Diego hasn't had a single homicide yet
San Diego have 6 murders this year he need update his list

https://fox5sandiego.com/news/1-kill...view-shooting/

https://www.sandiego.gov/police/news/homicide
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Old 03-16-2020, 04:08 PM
 
Location: Upper West Side, Manhattan, NYC
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Thanks. 2nd link is good. I was relying on their crime data set which had nothing listed for 2020 in San Diego itself.
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Old 03-16-2020, 09:00 PM
 
Location: 35203
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Fair enough, but the rest of my post had nothing to do with insults. It had to do with addressing points previously made. Thanks for addressing the rest of the post. Oh wait..
Didn't need to address the rest of the post, it was all irrelevant and pointless. But continue to do you, though.
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Old 03-17-2020, 09:49 AM
 
Location: Upper West Side, Manhattan, NYC
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Didn't need to address the rest of the post, it was all irrelevant and pointless. But continue to do you, though.
Why is it irrelevant and pointless? If you are going to say something like "100K is pointless" then back up your reasoning instead of just making a 1 line statement. Regardless of my "attack", I provided you my reasoning for why things are more nuanced. I would love to hear your reasoning for why this is "irrelevant and pointless."
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