No, but I definitely think they will shoot someone walking around with a gun at an active shooter circumstance.You think the police should just shoot anyone carrying a gun, Walt? 41 shots?
No, but I definitely think they will shoot someone walking around with a gun at an active shooter circumstance.You think the police should just shoot anyone carrying a gun, Walt? 41 shots?
To put that into perspective: Toronto (with a culture similar to ours) has a homicide rate of 1.73. Tokyo(with a culture different than ours) has a homicide rate of 0.2.They aren’t on that list due to their low and declining population (for good reason).
New Orleans has a 2025 population of 351,399. New Orleans is currently declining at a rate of -1.78% annually and its population has decreased by -8.31%since the most recent census, which recorded a population of 383,241 in 2020.
New Orleans, Louisiana Population 2025
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2024 homicide rankings: Chicago, St. Louis lead nation yet again – A Wirepoints survey of America’s 75 largest cities | Wirepoints
Chicago was once again the nation’s homicide capital in 2024 with 573 murders – the 13th year in a row that the Windy City has suffered more murders than anywhere else in the country. St. Louis was the nation’s other murder capital when based on homicides per capita, marking the third year in a...wirepoints.org
What makes it more dangerous for law abiding citizens is that the city is a checkerboard of well to do neighborhoods and urban rat nests.
You can’t drive half a mile to a friend’s house without going through one of those. That’s the reason drivers there are no longer ticketed for running stop signs and red lights.
N.O. culture is third world. Literally. FFS, I lived there until 1991 with the exception of college years.To put that into perspective: Toronto (with a culture similar to ours) has a homicide rate of 1.73. Tokyo(with a culture different than ours) has a homicide rate of 0.2.
There will be those who will point out there are places in America that have a zero homicide rate, but that is just because they are so small. They will have a zero homicide rate for 9 years, and then a 30 homicide rate. The average over time is always higher than Japan, and almost always higher than Canada.
Canada is not massively different from the USA. It does have more immigrants... Hmmm...
America in general has a third world homicide rate. It is twice the rate of any developed country. You just do not see this level of violence outside the USA and the third world.N.O. culture is third world. Literally. FFS, I lived there until 1991 with the exception of college years.
Whatever. I've been to New Orleans several times. Walked through the French Quarter carrying a "big-gulp-sized" hurricane. Never felt unsafe. I guess it's all about whether you are looking for trouble or not.They aren’t on that list due to their low and declining population (for good reason).
New Orleans has a 2025 population of 351,399. New Orleans is currently declining at a rate of -1.78% annually and its population has decreased by -8.31%since the most recent census, which recorded a population of 383,241 in 2020.
New Orleans, Louisiana Population 2025
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2024 homicide rankings: Chicago, St. Louis lead nation yet again – A Wirepoints survey of America’s 75 largest cities | Wirepoints
Chicago was once again the nation’s homicide capital in 2024 with 573 murders – the 13th year in a row that the Windy City has suffered more murders than anywhere else in the country. St. Louis was the nation’s other murder capital when based on homicides per capita, marking the third year in a...wirepoints.org
What makes it more dangerous for law abiding citizens is that the city is a checkerboard of well to do neighborhoods and urban rat nests.
You can’t drive half a mile to a friend’s house without going through one of those. That’s the reason drivers there are no longer ticketed for running stop signs and red lights.
Surrounded by women and children? I hope they're good shots and don't just start blasting away and anything that moves.No, but I definitely think they will shoot someone walking around with a gun at an active shooter circumstance.
Do you know why and where that is, Walt?America in general has a third world homicide rate. It is twice the rate of any developed country. You just do not see this level of violence outside the USA and the third world.
So you think my two friends, uncle and 73 year old Linda Frickey were looking for trouble in their own houses, riding his bike to his mother’s house for dinner and Linda Frickey getting in her car to go home from work.Whatever. I've been to New Orleans several times. Walked through the French Quarter carrying a "big-gulp-sized" hurricane. Never felt unsafe. I guess it's all about whether you are looking for trouble or not.
Well, New Orleans is all dangerous...You do in New Orleans.
Brazen armed robbery of upscale Uptown restaurant, patrons forced to floor
Three armed men entered the Uptown restaurant wearing hoodies, one in a mask, and robbed the patrons and register.www.wwltv.com
In the USA as a whole. There are better and worse parts of the USA, but the USA as a whole is worse than any other first world country. It is hard to find any part of the USA that is not worse than other first world countries.Do you know why and where that is, Walt?
People are killed in their own houses all over the world. Fortunately, it's a rare event, whether you live in New Orleans or San Francisco. Hey, I heard that in San Francisco people break into rich people's houses and beat people with hammers!So you think my two friends, uncle and 73 year old Linda Frickey were looking for trouble in their own houses, riding his bike to his mother’s house for dinner and Linda Frickey getting in her car to go home from work.
You were there for a few days and somehow didn’t get murdered. Lucky you.
Live there, grow up there and guaranteed, 100% chance, you’ll be well acquainted with a murder victim. Everybody that lives there for , say 15 years, knows somebody who has been.
Ours is a very large nation with a very large population of 330M+ and a very large cross section of cultures.In the USA as a whole. There are better and worse parts of the USA, but the USA as a whole is worse than any other first world country.
It is hard to find any part of the USA that is not worse than other first world countries.
How can that be true if those firearms are locked in a gun safe?A gun in your home increases the family death rate. It makes living in your home more dangerous.
So does owning a car. People who don't ride in or own cars are less likely to die in a car accident. See who that works?A gun in your home increases the family death rate. It makes living in your home more dangerous.
Glock 27 on my person. 40 calI don't. My wife is absolutely horrified of guns, particularly with young kids in the house. My kids are older - youngest is 16. Once he's an adult, I fully intend to purchase a firearm for protection.
Like most Democrat large cities Dallas has good areas and bad areas. But you can run into a very dangerous person anywhere. Being prepared is a wise thing.I had no idea Dallas was that bad.
Not if you store it responsibly.A gun in your home increases the family death rate. It makes living in your home more dangerous.
C'mon!Why? If I'm headed close to the Mexico border I bring a pistol. I'm going to the "gunfire" district or other relatively unsafe part of town, I bring a pistol. I'm going out to dinner at a nice restaurant in an upscale part of town? No, I don't need a pistol for that so why bring one? It's common sense.