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love wyoming, beautiful state and very under the radar
New Mexico finished #2 based on 2018 statistics but give us a few years and we'll blast right by Alaska once the full effects of bail reform is felt. It will however be short lived once Illinois's new laws take effect. But not to worry NM will still continue to rank 50th for all other rankings. Can't fix stupid.
Arkansas and Tennessee being in the top 5 threw me for a loop... Until they listed the most dangerous cities... Memphis and West Memphis. And then it made more sense.
NM is a really poor state with limited resources. You cant make a gold purse out of a sow's ear. Lack of education and healthcare, lack of seeing a future, can make people do stupid things.
Might be my favorite, been to all 50. Go to Yellowstone area every three years or so.
To us that are east of Jackson TN we'd make a great deal on selling Memphis to anyone interested.
FUUUUUUCK! This is bullshit. WE SHOULD BE #1! Not #2 behind Detroit. We have a secret weapon, Soros elected, second term Kim Gardner who is free to release all violent criminals and run illegal operations against a sitting governor. We shall regain the title of most dangerous city in the USA, now with a dwindling population of 300,000 mostly criminals in St. Louis City.Now do cities.
The most dangerous cities in America, ranked
The violent crime rate in the U.S. declined 0.2 percent from 2016 to 2017, the first decline since 2014
I heard that there are billboards in San Fran advertising one free acre and a mule to any gay democrat activists who move to Wyoming. The bus caravans are forming.
People train don't run out of Wichita. People train runs outta......Stubville.
We are a poor state for a whole number of reasons but we do have an abundance of natural resources including the second largest oil reserve in the lower 48. But the state has been run as a banana republic even prior to its statehood in 1912. Nearly 50% of the land area is government held and at one time was used as a resource but over the years restrictions pushed by environmental groups has negated any benefit. The vast majority of employment is public sector and combined with influence of the liberal elites in Santa Fe has made this state a regulatory nightmare for the private sector and not a single fortune 500 company calls NM home.. If not for the extractive industries and DOD facilities we would still be in the 19th Century. Don't get me wrong I love NM and where I live but not for the ability to be gainfully employed outside the state I would not have stayed.
We hide all the terrible crimes that happen here. Stay out
They'd still be blue areas.
I'm sure it varies hugely depending on locality. Maine is a large state, Portland and Augusta are not a large area. Once you're out of the city, I'm sure crime drops tremendously.
100% Democrat-runNow do cities.
The most dangerous cities in America, ranked
The violent crime rate in the U.S. declined 0.2 percent from 2016 to 2017, the first decline since 2014
Who'd have guessed an ideolgy completely based on avoiding personal responsibility and/or getting freebies would result in massive crime rates?
no one wants to talk about it for fear of bullying and oppression but we have a black violence problem in AmericaNow do cities.
The most dangerous cities in America, ranked
The violent crime rate in the U.S. declined 0.2 percent from 2016 to 2017, the first decline since 2014
We have a fatherless home problem. In the inner cities it's black and hispanic. In the trailer parks it's white.
Alright, Rockford breaking into the top 15! Punching a little above it’s weight classNow do cities.
The most dangerous cities in America, ranked
The violent crime rate in the U.S. declined 0.2 percent from 2016 to 2017, the first decline since 2014
That surprised me as well. As did Peoria #22 were I live, out doing #31 Chicago.
That didn’t actually surprise me at all, Rockford is a shithole. Also not really surprising about Chicago being relatively high on the list, that’s just a numbers game
