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0 pointsBostonian5y ago0 comments

Americans who live in low-crime areas are somewhat insulated from criminal justice "reform" that sets criminals free and increases crime rates.

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KittenInABox5y ago

[This comment previously contained an assumption that reducing poverty reduces crime rates. A poster commented that there isn't as much of a correlation as this comment stated so I removed it.]

BostonianOP5y ago

Poverty rates fell in the 1960s, but crime rose.

KittenInABox5y ago

After doing a brief amount of research, you're probably right. Thank you for correcting me.

aegis42445y ago

Leaded gas.

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0 pointsBostonian5y ago0 comments

Americans who live in low-crime areas are somewhat insulated from criminal justice "reform" that sets criminals free and increases crime rates.

0 comments

KittenInABox5y ago

[This comment previously contained an assumption that reducing poverty reduces crime rates. A poster commented that there isn't as much of a correlation as this comment stated so I removed it.]

BostonianOP5y ago

Poverty rates fell in the 1960s, but crime rose.

KittenInABox5y ago

After doing a brief amount of research, you're probably right. Thank you for correcting me.

aegis42445y ago

Leaded gas.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse