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Violent Crime Rate In Kentucky: 2.12 per 1,000 people
philadelphia.cbslocal.com
Talk about man bites dog usually the other way around.2 Off-Duty Philadelphia Police Officers Robbed At Gunpoint In Oxford Circle
The off-duty officers, police say, were walking back to their car at Roosevelt Boulevard and Devereaux Avenue when two men in a Toyota approached them with guns drawn.
yes, but those don’t count.Are there other cities run by Democrats for an equal time that aren’t as violent? If so, maybe it’s not simply a political persuasion issue, especially when focusing on a city. They have limited ability to influence laws and policies at state or National levels.
From one and living in the other. You're comparing a city with 300K(peak 1950 600K) to one with 1.6 mil (peak 1950 2.1mil). Philly has always had a much higher black population and was affected by white flight/disinvestment much harder. Also i95 corridor vs bumfuck nowhere might as well be Ohio.
prolly more people in Philly thus more poverty.
I appreciate your seeking out and trying to use evidence to support your points. Kudos.
