Crime is on the decline. That’s indisputable no matter how bad you want to pretend it isn’t.
Yes, crime still happens. Everyone knows it’s bad. But even during the post Covid spike in crime that occurred, it wasn’t anywhere near the rates seen in the 80s and 90s.
Facts don’t care about your feelings.
Is there a certain page within that link you are pointing to?
Regardless, this article shows the DOJs report that crime victimization reached record highs. Meanwhile the FBI changed the way they collect data and failed to collect data from thousands of police departments.
Not to mention certain areas changed which crimes the prosecute.
Which are all facts
https://www.themarshallproject.org/2023/11/03/violent-crime-property-data-nibrs-ucr-fbi-2022In
Even from your own link, they caution how to interpret the data, as it is incomplete and other factors that should caution you to take it as “facts”
“The data found on the Crime Data Explorer represents reported crime, and is not an exhaustive report of all crime that occurs. It’s important to consider the various factors that lead to crime activity and crime reporting in a community before interpreting the data. Without these considerations the available data can be deceiving. Factors to consider include population size and density, economic conditions, employment rates, prosecutorial, judicial, and correctional policies, administrative and investigative emphases of law enforcement, citizens’ attitudes toward crime and policing, and the effective strength of the police force.”
If Crimes aren't actually reported and crimes aren't actually prosecuted or even charged of course its on the decline. And why on every main stream media channel are they always comparing the crime rates today compared to 2020 and not a different period in time. a BS argument is saying its not as bad now as it was at its worst points.
Exactly. If Philly says they won’t be sending cops out between certain hours for 911 calls, does that mean no crimes are committed because the police don’t show up? Or the rampant shop lifting gangs, does that crime not occur of the DA decides not to prosecute?
Take the thread about women being punched in the face. How many of those were the person doing the assaulting arrested and charged? Probably most were not arrested and/or charged.
If you look at what the FBI said on the website he provided, which I quoted after my link, they caution how to interpret the data because stuff like judicial and prosecutorial policies may influence the data. Wooooow, like DAs refusing the charge certain crimes?
Lol, these people have no critical thinking skills
law.stanford.edu
