For those who've asked, the Orlando numbers are screwy because they include the people killed in the Pulse nightclub shooting.
The FBI released crime data the other day for the first half of 2016. Chicago's murder rate wasn't even in the top 10 among large cities.pic.twitter.com/ra2lyYHbd9
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@bradheath@prisonculture Also San Bernardino...? -
@edfischman@prisonculture The mass shooting there was in 2015. Data are Jan.-June 2016.
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@bradheath At least three of those would be skewed by mass shootings, though, right? -
@Wej12 Orlando was the only really big one, I think. (SBD was in 2015.) But very good mass killing data here: http://www.gannett-cdn.com/GDContent/mass-killings/index.html#frequency … -
@bradheath I was thinking SBD and Charleston, but that was also 2015. Interesting the rates in those places remain high.
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@bradheath Be interesting to see it broken down by area. Imagine wealthier parts are relatively crime free but certain areas have high rate -
@DanSWright I too long for better crime data. FBI doesn't have that level of detail most places - but wants it.
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Orlando #2 in murder rate in the US.
@bradheath@samanthabequer@news965wdbo@OrlandoWeekly /2 -
@nanconnolly@samanthabequer@news965wdbo@OrlandoWeekly I haven't checked, but I'm guessing that includes the Pulse shooting that killed 49
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@bradheath There is no Orlando7, Florida. This is clearly fake news. -
@SeIpsa Footnote; I'll have to check, but pretty sure it relates to the Pulse shooting. -
@bradheath That would make a lot of sense.
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@bradheath but these are facts they deal in "alt-facts" aka lies -
@mysticalbeast Also a fact that a *lot* of people have been shot in Chicago. FBI data show the crime problem there isn't unique. -
@bradheath ah yeah gun-control - what is this 2nd Amd good for? (absolutely nothing ..)
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@bradheath@JoeYerardi The MSM does not see how jabs like this help DT. You take the bait every time. Who downplays >300 deaths anywhere? -
@corybriggs Who's downplaying anything? Per-capita is a standard way to look at crime data. Point is Chicago's crime problem isn't unique. -
@bradheath He was appalled at the absolute number of deaths--as everyone should be. You essentially said it could be worse. Not his point. -
@corybriggs huh? Per capita is how you compare two places with different population size on everythinghttps://twitter.com/corybriggs/status/824523494834606080 … -
@NewaHailu@bradheath 100%, and still not DT's point. The MSM ends up in the untenable position of making >300 killings look not so bad. - さらに表示
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