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Coincidence?

Mike

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(CNN) -- A controversial ranking of U.S. cities' crime rates indicates New Orleans, Louisiana, has the worst crime rate, while a New York exurb has the lowest.

The CQ Press "City Crime Rankings" list named New Orleans its most crime-ridden city based on a reported 19,000-plus incidences of six major crimes -- including 209 murder cases -- in 2007.

The Gulf Coast city of about 250,000, still grappling with the aftermath of 2005's Hurricane Katrina, was followed in the rankings by Camden, New Jersey; Detroit, Michigan; St. Louis, Missouri; and Oakland, California.
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Just wondering if anyone sees the correlation of crime and ethnicity in the above named crime-ridden cities? :???: :???: :???:

I would bet that Obama carried all of these cities by a wide margin. :roll:
 

TSR

Well-known member
Mike said:
(CNN) -- A controversial ranking of U.S. cities' crime rates indicates New Orleans, Louisiana, has the worst crime rate, while a New York exurb has the lowest.

The CQ Press "City Crime Rankings" list named New Orleans its most crime-ridden city based on a reported 19,000-plus incidences of six major crimes -- including 209 murder cases -- in 2007.

The Gulf Coast city of about 250,000, still grappling with the aftermath of 2005's Hurricane Katrina, was followed in the rankings by Camden, New Jersey; Detroit, Michigan; St. Louis, Missouri; and Oakland, California.
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Just wondering if anyone sees the correlation of crime and ethnicity in the above named crime-ridden cities? :???: :???: :???:

I would bet that Obama carried all of these cities by a wide margin. :roll:

Always been that way hasn't it? Big cities= crime most of the time. If things don't change looks like some of the Texas border towns may give N Orleans a run for its money if the drug cartels can't be controlled.
 

aplusmnt

Well-known member
TSR said:
Mike said:
(CNN) -- A controversial ranking of U.S. cities' crime rates indicates New Orleans, Louisiana, has the worst crime rate, while a New York exurb has the lowest.

The CQ Press "City Crime Rankings" list named New Orleans its most crime-ridden city based on a reported 19,000-plus incidences of six major crimes -- including 209 murder cases -- in 2007.

The Gulf Coast city of about 250,000, still grappling with the aftermath of 2005's Hurricane Katrina, was followed in the rankings by Camden, New Jersey; Detroit, Michigan; St. Louis, Missouri; and Oakland, California.
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Just wondering if anyone sees the correlation of crime and ethnicity in the above named crime-ridden cities? :???: :???: :???:

I would bet that Obama carried all of these cities by a wide margin. :roll:

Always been that way hasn't it? Big cities= crime most of the time. If things don't change looks like some of the Texas border towns may give N Orleans a run for its money if the drug cartels can't be controlled.

But those are not the only big Cities there are plenty of large cities that do not have the crime or Black numbers. Mike is correct as much as people my hate to admit it Cities with large Black populations have the largest percentage per capita of crime.

Heck St Louis is not but about the 49th largest city but it rates as a top contender in crime. There are plenty of cities with larger or large populations that do not have the crime rate of these predominant Black Cities do. Facts are facts!
 

TexasBred

Well-known member
TSR said:
Mike said:
(CNN) -- A controversial ranking of U.S. cities' crime rates indicates New Orleans, Louisiana, has the worst crime rate, while a New York exurb has the lowest.

The CQ Press "City Crime Rankings" list named New Orleans its most crime-ridden city based on a reported 19,000-plus incidences of six major crimes -- including 209 murder cases -- in 2007.

The Gulf Coast city of about 250,000, still grappling with the aftermath of 2005's Hurricane Katrina, was followed in the rankings by Camden, New Jersey; Detroit, Michigan; St. Louis, Missouri; and Oakland, California.
_____________________________________________________

Just wondering if anyone sees the correlation of crime and ethnicity in the above named crime-ridden cities? :???: :???: :???:

I would bet that Obama carried all of these cities by a wide margin. :roll:

Always been that way hasn't it? Big cities= crime most of the time. If things don't change looks like some of the Texas border towns may give N Orleans a run for its money if the drug cartels can't be controlled.

Take a walk at night in El Paso and see where you wake up...IF you wake up.
 

rookie

Well-known member
TexasBred said:
TSR said:
Mike said:
(CNN) -- A controversial ranking of U.S. cities' crime rates indicates New Orleans, Louisiana, has the worst crime rate, while a New York exurb has the lowest.

The CQ Press "City Crime Rankings" list named New Orleans its most crime-ridden city based on a reported 19,000-plus incidences of six major crimes -- including 209 murder cases -- in 2007.

The Gulf Coast city of about 250,000, still grappling with the aftermath of 2005's Hurricane Katrina, was followed in the rankings by Camden, New Jersey; Detroit, Michigan; St. Louis, Missouri; and Oakland, California.
_____________________________________________________

Just wondering if anyone sees the correlation of crime and ethnicity in the above named crime-ridden cities? :???: :???: :???:

I would bet that Obama carried all of these cities by a wide margin. :roll:

Always been that way hasn't it? Big cities= crime most of the time. If things don't change looks like some of the Texas border towns may give N Orleans a run for its money if the drug cartels can't be controlled.

Take a walk at night in El Paso and see where you wake up...IF you wake up.

No, thanks just tha same. Did that already a long time ago. Ain't goin back thata way again :( :roll: :(
 
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