The 50 most violent cities in the world- 4 in the US made the list and many right on our border (generation, illegal)

[architech100]

This is what the open borders people want us to become.

4 cities run by Democrats for an entire generation or more made the list. St louis, Detroit, New orleans and Baltimore

The "browning of america" and our Democrat party future


50 most violent cities in the world - Business Insider

https://twitter.com/joycerobinson86/...82998555725826

[workingclasshero]

Originally Posted by architech100

This is what the open borders people want us to become.

4 cities run by Democrats for an entire generation or more made the list. St louis, Detroit, New orleans and Baltimore

The "browning of america" and our Democrat party future


50 most violent cities in the world - Business Insider

https://twitter.com/joycerobinson86/...82998555725826

and while Juarez mexico may be on the list (20)...el paso Texas its neighbor is one of the safest cities

[CK78]

Import the third world, get the third world.

1+1=2

It doesn't even take a 7 year old's intellect to understand this.

Apparently it's hard for many these days.

[architech100]

Originally Posted by workingclasshero

and while Juarez mexico may be on the list (20)...el paso Texas its neighbor is one of the safest cities

True. I once asked a lady from there and she said el paso is very safe. There is a huge federal presence in el paso that makes it safe, supposedly very good tex mex as well.

Almost all of these nations are places that are high on American immigration, dems need their third world voters

[TristramShandy]

Originally Posted by workingclasshero

and while Juarez mexico may be on the list (20)...el paso Texas its neighbor is one of the safest cities

And while Tijuana is on the list (5th), San Diego is the safest city in the United States with a population over one million people.

[Pilot1]

So four U.S. cities which are gun free zones, and the other 46 are in countries where guns are banned, or very, very heavily restricted. So the violence is the gun's fault. Right?

[TristramShandy]

Originally Posted by Pilot1

So four U.S. cities which are gun free zones, and the other 46 are in countries where guns are banned, or very, very heavily restricted. So the violence is the gun's fault. Right?

So there wouldn't be people killing others in Mexico if guns weren't regulated?

[phma]

Originally Posted by TristramShandy

So there wouldn't be people killing others in Mexico if guns weren't regulated?

Tell the remaining Aztec's about it. It will be news to them.

[Pilot1]

Originally Posted by TristramShandy

So there wouldn't be people killing others in Mexico if guns weren't regulated?

Guns ARE heavily restricted in Mexico. Mostly just the corrupt police, and military have them. People use ILLEGALLY obtained guns to kill each other. Mostly over drugs.

[Jowel]

I know there's a political angle that the OP is trying to run with on this thread, but the commonality of the four US cities has to do more with those four cities (Detroit, New Orleans, St. Louis, Baltimore) having high rates of poverty, economic struggle and disinvestment, and residents with low levels of education, which bring all sorts of social ills including violent crime.

There's also an association with those bad demographics and the likelihood the family structure is chaotic (constant turnover of baby daddies of sketchy character), which doesn't help at all either.

There are affluent, politically Democratic areas with low rates of violent crime (college oriented towns/areas come to mind), so making a blanket association between the two is a faulty assumption.