San Diego is and has almost always been safer than NYC, which is thousands of miles from the Rio Grande. The principal reason is that it has very few blacks, who account for almost half of all crime, on a nation-wide basis. On an age-adjusted per capita basis, Hispanics account for roughly 2.5x as much crime as whites. Blacks account for 6.5x:
Sentenced male prisoners under state or federal jurisdiction, December 31, 2008 |
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White non-Hispanic |
Black non-Hispanic |
Hispanic |
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Number |
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Total—all ages |
477,500 |
562,800 |
295,000 |
Ages 25-29 |
66,000 |
102,800 |
60,000 |
Ages 30-34 |
70,700 |
96,800 |
54,400 |
Ages 35-39 |
75,200 |
90,500 |
45,900 |
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Rate per 100,000 U.S. residents |
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Total—all ages |
487 |
3,161 |
1,200 |
Ages 25-29 |
1,017 |
7,130 |
2,612 |
Ages 30-34 |
1,217 |
8,032 |
2,411 |
Ages 35-39 |
1,171 |
7,392 |
2,263 |
Data Source: BJS, “Prisoners in 2008,” December 2009. Appendix Tables 13 and 14 Note: Imprisonment rates are per residents in each population group. |
There's a frigging ringing endorsement, if I ever heard one.
Bugtussle, Iowa is probably safer than either.
Or any random town in Arizona.
You are cherry-picking your data.
/johnny
GOOD NUMBERS BUT SOOOO RACIST.
Why not be pc and change the numbers a bit, well a whole lot or better yet, destroy the hard drive.