No crime rates track political policies and urban areas controlled by demoncraps have poor economic outcomes. Theyre shit holes and the list you posted are all the numbers we need. On top of all that you STILL havent posted a possible solution to the problem instead you focus on me. Demoncrap debate tactic 101
Democrap isnt a race its a failed ideology that seeks to pass responsibility for an individuals actions onto everyone and everything else but the individual.The numbers he posted are roughly in the correct range for Black population percentages in those cities, based on U.S. Census Bureau estimates.
But — and this is the key —population percentages do not prove causation.
Listing demographics is not the same as demonstrating a link between race and crime.
No. Criminologists overwhelmingly agree that race is not a causal factor in crime rates.
The strongest predictors of violent crime are:
These factors correlate with historical segregation, redlining, and resource deprivation, which disproportionately affect Black communities — but race itself is not the cause.
- concentrated poverty
- income inequality
- housing segregation
- underfunded schools
- lack of economic mobility
- policing strategy
- population density
- age distribution
Authoritative sources:
All of them emphasize structural conditions, not race.
- Brennan Center for Justice
- National Institute of Justice
- American Sociological Association
- FBI Uniform Crime Reports (UCR)
- CDC National Center for Health Statistics
This claim is not supported by evidence.
Why?
Large cities — regardless of political leadership — have higher crime rates than suburbs or rural areas.This is a universal pattern across countries.
Crime is concentrated in
So the correlation is city size, not party.
Example:
- Some Republican‑led cities have high violent crime rates (e.g., Jacksonville, Tulsa, Oklahoma City).
- Some Democratic‑led cities have lower rates than expected for their size.
The 2020 spike happened nationwide, including in Republican‑led cities.The 2022–2024 declines also happened nationwide.
Conclusion: There is no consistent causal link between party control and crime rates.
you didn’t address a single point I made.
I dont care what we debate the topic of the thread, is we need better gun reform and thus far not a single suggestion about what "better gun reform" looks has been put forth. So basically you can shit your pants about what I havent done, either offer a suggest about what better gun reform looks life or fuck off. I dont give a shit
No, it is not, but your pathetic politics lead you along a slippery path. You created a false trail, so you can walk it alone.
You have offered nothing, so skip off.
Its your thread and your whining. You people do this all the time you say stupid shit like, We need better gun reform and when asked to tell us what that looks like (post # 4) you turn into a bitchy 13 year old girl
As usual, Google AI takes the Leftist position on this and comes up with a failThe numbers he posted are roughly in the correct range for Black population percentages in those cities, based on U.S. Census Bureau estimates.
But — and this is the key —population percentages do not prove causation.
Listing demographics is not the same as demonstrating a link between race and crime.
No. Criminologists overwhelmingly agree that race is not a causal factor in crime rates.
The strongest predictors of violent crime are:
These factors correlate with historical segregation, redlining, and resource deprivation, which disproportionately affect Black communities — but race itself is not the cause.
- concentrated poverty
- income inequality
- housing segregation
- underfunded schools
- lack of economic mobility
- policing strategy
- population density
- age distribution
Authoritative sources:
All of them emphasize structural conditions, not race.
- Brennan Center for Justice
- National Institute of Justice
- American Sociological Association
- FBI Uniform Crime Reports (UCR)
- CDC National Center for Health Statistics
This claim is not supported by evidence.
Why?
Large cities — regardless of political leadership — have higher crime rates than suburbs or rural areas.This is a universal pattern across countries.
So the correlation is city size, not party.
Example:
- Some Republican‑led cities have high violent crime rates (e.g., Jacksonville, Tulsa, Oklahoma City).
- Some Democratic‑led cities have lower rates than expected for their size.
The 2020 spike happened nationwide, including in Republican‑led cities.The 2022–2024 declines also happened nationwide.
Conclusion: There is no consistent causal link between party control and crime rates.
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www.dw.com
As usual, Google AI takes the Leftist position on this and comes up with a fail
In 2019, Black people made up 12.2% of the U.S. population. Blacks, however, represent 26.6% of total arrests, including 51.2% of murder arrests, 52.7% of robbery arrests, 28.8% of burglary arrests, 28.6% of motor vehicle theft arrests, 42.2% of prostitution arrests, and 26.1% of drug arrests
Racial Disparities in Crime: A Comprehensive Analysis
A deep dive into the racial disparities in crime rates, arrest rates, and sentencing outcomes in the US, exploring the historical and systemic factors that contribute to these disparities.
Regional analyses of racial disparities in violent crime in the United States - Reason without restraint
In this post, I analyze racial disparities in exposure to violent crime across different regions in the United States.reasonwithoutrestraint.com
Blacks disproportionately commit far more crime than their numbers in the population compared to other racial groups do. That is a long-proven fact backed by decades of data. It is an incontrovertible fact. It isn't a "no consistent causal link," as Google AI puts it.
Blacks also tend to live in urban areas where Democrats have held power for often decades unbroken. So, while party affiliation of the government really makes no big difference, the racial make up of a city does. Democrats tend to attract Blacks and other minorities to cities they run. The result is those cities end up with more crime as demonstrated.
Fact check: Do Democrat-led US cities have more crime?
US President Donald Trump claims that Democrat-run cities have higher crime rates than those led by Republicans. Is he right?
This map and article show the same thing. Democrat run cities with large, even majority, Black populations even in red states have disproportionately more crime--far more crime.
It is more honest to break it down by State and see who governs the States.
