o_O.Q said:
LuccaCardoso1 said:
Your fonts contradict what you're saying. The first one is from 2001, being extremely outdated. The second one, though, shows a graphic comparing the crime rate from 2006 to 2016, and it is actually decreasing. It had a slight increase compared to 2015, but a huge decrease from 2006. I'd recommend you read the whole article before contradicting yourself next time ;)
And according to UNODC's Global Study on Homicide, the UK has a homicide rate of 1.0 per 100k population, while the US sits at a 4.7. That's worse than Turkey, Ukraine, Iran, Tunisia, Lybia, Syria, and many other "violent" countries.
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" The first one is from 2001, being extremely outdated. The second one, though, shows a graphic comparing the crime rate from 2006 to 2016, and it is actually decreasing. It had a slight increase compared to 2015, but a huge decrease from 2006."
so its increasing
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Objectively yes, but it's a bit dishonest to say that the crime rate is increasing when it had such a small increase compared to the last year, that might as well be considered a normal fluctuation. Especially when it's decreasing a lot since 2006.
o_O.Q said:
LuccaCardoso1 said:
Your fonts contradict what you're saying. The first one is from 2001, being extremely outdated. The second one, though, shows a graphic comparing the crime rate from 2006 to 2016, and it is actually decreasing. It had a slight increase compared to 2015, but a huge decrease from 2006. I'd recommend you read the whole article before contradicting yourself next time ;)
And according to UNODC's Global Study on Homicide, the UK has a homicide rate of 1.0 per 100k population, while the US sits at a 4.7. That's worse than Turkey, Ukraine, Iran, Tunisia, Lybia, Syria, and many other "violent" countries.
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"And according to UNODC's Global Study on Homicide"
the comparison i made was on violent crime
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I know, but I think everyone can agree that homicide is much worse than violent crime. I'd rather live in a country with high violent crime rates and low homicide rates than in a country with low violent crime rates and high homicide rates. I'd rather have my car stolen than die.
