Re: Why is crime so high in England?

Originally Posted by
TitoFan

Originally Posted by
VictorCharlie

Originally Posted by
Greenbeanz

Originally Posted by
VictorCharlie
Stats are pliable but I've seen reports where the UK's violent crime per capita exceeds ours.
"...the Home Office dismissed the statistics as "absolute nonsense", saying that the average American is seven times more likely to be murdered than their British counterpart and 60 times more likely to be shot"
BBC News | UK | UK crime worse, says US report.
NationMaster - Crime stats: United Kingdom vs United States
You could draw a lot of different conclusions from that link. Like I said..."Pliable". Lets be honest though, what did you expect the Home Office to say? "Yeah we got a real shit hole over here." Worse, better, the same; regardless, the UK does seem to have a problem with violent crime worse better and the same as places in the US.
And you can argue in favor of gun rights in the U.S. without affecting your credibility, because that's all it is, your opinion. However, when you begin trying to play semantics with statistics to prove that violent crime in the UK is somehow comparable with violent crime in the U.S., well............
What are you talking about Tito?
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