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i can't even take the post seriously when i see minneapolis, san diego and denver, but no new orleans, baltimore or cincinnati. the only cities on that list with comparable murder rates are detroit, st. louis, cleveland and d.c.
Unfortunately, New Orleans was number one for 2006 and 2007. It saddens me because I really do love that city. With all of the trauma there in the past few years, I hope they can recover.
Unfortunately, New Orleans was number one for 2006 and 2007. It saddens me because I really do love that city. With all of the trauma there in the past few years, I hope they can recover.
They certainly are doing a great job too. I really do hope New Orleans can get back up on its feet soon. What happened to New Orleans shouldn't have happened to this country.
If a person is going to spend all their time obsessing over crime and safety, then perhaps that individual is better suited for a cabin the woods hundreds of miles from the nearest major city.
New York, because they try to tell us what to do and how to think.
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