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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Pedro Silva writes:
> Crime has a natural tendency to rise, in any situation - maybe because
> population also increases, or social instability, or whatever causes crime.
Disagree. Do you have any cites on that? This is such a multivariable
problem I'd be surprised if anyone can produce cites that demonstrate
anything, although I'm certainly fond of the ones that seem to indicate that
right to carry states tend to have lower crime rates... although it's a
tough comparision, no two states (or no two years for the same state) are
the same sort of apple.
++Lar (I bet Bruce could make meaningful comparisions if it weren't for the
fact that he burned his hands boiling water in them though.)
(reposting, did not notice the FUT was set to portugal!!!)
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| (...) I mentioned Texas - high handgun density, death penalty, high murder rate. But I bet I could find another state that had high handgun density, the death penalty, and a low murder rate. I rather expect it has a lot to do with the local (...) (23 years ago, 25-Jul-01, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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