If you can't handle the truth, fine, just don't take it out on me. It make ya look really bad.”
There were 1,953,631 people living in Houston proper in 2000 There are close to another 500,000 in the immediate metropolitan area. Call it 2.75 million people total in the Greater Houston Metropolitan Area. And there were 150 cases of looting since September 12.
Not exactly a crime wave, to my way of thinking. If pointing that out makes me look bad, oh well. I really don't worry about what the microcephaloid think about me. Of course, I am sure that metropolitan areas in California of similar sizes have much, much lower burglary rates than 75 per week.
You talkin bout yourself again?
Huh?
The fact is there was looting, and other reports have over 150 arrests just in Houston for looting, and those were just the ones that happened to get caught.
If you can't handle the truth, fine, just don't take it out on me. It make ya look really bad.
Not exactly a crime wave, to my way of thinking.
No one suggested that. Of course you know this.
This is what the title of the article states:
Reflections on Ike: wheres the shooting and looting?
I posted an article that clearly proves that there was looting, and you attacked me without cause.
If they arrested 150 for looting, you can bet there were at least several hundred more that were not caught.
Again, if you can't handle the truth fine, just don't go after me for posting the truth. I even provided links for you.
I am sure that metropolitan areas in California of similar sizes have much, much lower burglary rates than 75 per week.
Why are you dragging Cal into this?
You want to compare major city to major city?
Houston has substantially more per capita crime than does Los Angeles in every single major crime category
Here ya go.
Houston and Los Angeles Comparative Crime Ratios per 100,000 People
Latest 2006 Crimes per 100,000 People:
Dallas, TX | Los Angeles, CA | National | |
Murder: | 15 | 12.4 | 7 |
Forcible Rape: | 53.28 | 27.3 | 32.2 |
Robbery: | 553.9 | 370 | 205.8 |
Aggravated Assault: | 584.2 | 377.2 | 336.5 |
Burglary: | 1734.7 | 524.8 | 813.2 |
Larceny Theft: | 4006.4 | 1539.2 | 2601.7 |
Vehicle Theft: | 1116 | 654.4 | 501.5 |