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Edwena
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Edwena asked in Politics & GovernmentPolitics · 6 months ago

Why is there killing and shootings only during the weekend in Chicago?

Almost every Monday, there is a news report about the all the murders in Chicago during the previous weekend.   Like 50 shot and 10 killed, and some details about the most vulnerable victims, usually a kid/baby.  But, what about the weekdays?  Why would the weekends be so different from the weekdays?  So, is it safe to assume that the murder load is probably twice or more what is published in the news?  And, if they are going to keep score for Chicago, shouldn't they keep score for all of the other cities. Like it has to be as bad in Atlanta and Los Angeles and the other democrat strongholds.  Finally, do you think the recent BLM-democrat riots are the beginning of a new concept of the "no law" city which would simply be the expansion of some current areas in cities such as Chicago.  If so, it would be best to get out of Portland while you can still sell your house. Look at the old residences in cities like Detroit.  The last person who abandoned that house took a financial beating when it lost all of its value.

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  • Anonymous
    6 months ago

    People are too busy working or begging during the week to kill each other.  No, the "murder load" is not twice or more what is published.

    And as you often ask, who is "they"?

    And who is the "last person" who abandoned "that" house and took a ... beating?

    Property values in Portland are NOT declining.  I'd be interested in your research.

    Do you mean why ARE killing and shootings ... and so forth?

  • 6 months ago

    They do keep score for other cities.

    It's not as bad in Los Angeles, because

    (1) they have more immigrants, and there is less murder where there are more immigrants

    (2) they are farther from red states, so it's harder to get a gun in a red state and bring it to Los Angeles than to get one to Chicago, which is close to Indiana.

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