DonFerrari said:
And a lot of those estimatives are asspull unfortunately as well, just like the paygap and other "correlationary studies". And considering that 90% of brazil population lives in the big centers, the numbers on small cities wouldn't impact the numbers that much for homicide. |
Not that much..... about 35 % live in state capital and 50% in the big centers / metro areas (around 100 million people). The rest lives in cities under 350.000 people. I don´t think they represent a fraction that shouldn´t impact. Some of those cities, like Campina Grande, Vitória da Conquista, are even among the 50 most dangerous cities in the world !
Oh well, I don´t want to get into arguments here, but there´s no way to deny that street crime is Brazil is a huge problem and that our average rate of murders (or thefts, or whatever) don´t compare to most developed countries, even if there are a few spots of crime here and there in some of them.