Anyone else see a pattern here?

[theHawk]

Blacks also have excessively high rates of homosexuality

Interesting. I did not know that and would not have guessed that.

They don’t like to talk about it. Neither do liberals.

Blacks have notoriously been “homophobic” because they want to hide the fact so many of them are homos. Very similar to Muslims in Islamic countries, where they ban homosexuality and even publicly execute them, yet molesting young boys is a normal practice there.

 

[buckeye45_73]

It has to do with Ghetto culture that has become a cancer within our inner cities.

The solution isn't to deregulate and defund infrastructure, science and educational investments...Quite the opposite! Ghetto culture in many ways is a more forceful cancer to just saying fuck it and walking away like Patriot wants to do.

These people don't value education or being civilized and you're going to blame us liberals that do? Where does that make sense?

well why don't they value eductation and being civilized?

1) wait the left teaches it's whiteness and being white to do that
2) The cities are run by democrats....their policies don't invite business or people getting out of their situation
3) if these people didn't have to rely on the govt, then what would libs do?

 

[Siete]

the other pattern thats been obvious for a couple of years is the Trumpdrone taste for 71 year old senile dick in their mouth ..

not one single ounce of shame or attempt to cover it up either - drop, slurp, swallow, smile, and brag about it. Theyre worse than gay blacks.

 

[P@triot]

not one single ounce of shame or attempt to cover it up either - drop, slurp, swallow, smile, and brag about it. Theyre worse than gay blacks.

And here is Siete explaining his entire philosophy to Barack Insane Obama...

 

[P@triot]

the other pattern thats been obvious for a couple of years is the Trumpdrone taste for 71 year old senile dick in their mouth ..

Isn't it something to watch anti-American leftists lose their shit simply because conservatives really are making American great again? They so desperately want to see this nation collapse.

 

[Coyote]

Chicago. Los Angeles. Washington D.C. All with high murder rates. All extremely left-wing.

Homicides in US Increased Last Year: Why Are Murders Rising in Chicago but Falling in LA?

Nothing ends in poverty, misery, and failure like left-wing policy.

Political ideologies have far less to do with violent crime rates then other factors such as unemployment, poverty, etc.

These are America's worst cities for crime, employment, housing costs

This article takes a look at the 10 worst cities to live in, including factors such as high crime rates:

10. Wilmington, Del.
Poor cities with tough job markets tend to have the most crime, and Wilmington, where 26.0% of the population lives in poverty and 6.9% of the labor force is unemployed, is no exception. There were 1,708 violent crimes reported per 100,000 Wilmington residents in 2015, the fifth highest violent crime rate of any U.S. city.

9. Merced, Calif.
Merced is located about 75 miles east of San Jose, Calif. While it does not face the same level of risk as those cities closer to the San Andreas fault, a serious earthquake is not out of the question for the California city. More tangible difficulties making the city a less than desirable place to live include an annual unemployment rate of 10.7%, worse than nearly any other city in the United States. In addition, Merced’s poverty rate of 35.1%, which is more than double the national rate of 14.7%, is the 10th worst among the 551 cities considered.

8. Hartford, Conn.

Hartford is one of many cities in New England where the population is shrinking as more residents move south in favor of a low cost of living and good job market. With goods and services costing 17 cents more on the dollar in Hartford than they do nationwide, the city is one of the most expensive in the country. Hartford is also tied with Flint, Mich., and Compton, Calif., as the city with the seventh highest unemployment rate. An estimated 10.4% of the Hartford labor force was unemployed in 2015, nearly double the 5.3% national figure. While the U.S. population grew 3.9% in the last five years, Hartford’s population declined by 0.7%.

Hartford’s economic decline has led to widespread crime and poverty. Some 28.3% of Hartford residents live below the poverty line, far more than the 14.7% national poverty rate. There were 1,141 violent crimes per 100,000 residents in Hartford in 2015, one of the worst violent crime rates of any city.

7. Albany, Ga.

Population trends are often indicative of the desirability of a city. New residents are often attracted by a healthy economy and job market, while residents flee areas with a poor economy, a high crime rate, and widespread poverty. As the national population expanded by 11.5% over the last decade, the population of Albany declined by 4.0%.

This decline appears to reflect some of the problems the southern Georgia city faces. Albany’s job market, for example, does not compare favorably to most U.S. cities. The city’s annual unemployment rate is 7.9%, compared to the 5.3% national unemployment rate. Similarly, while the U.S. workforce grew by 4.0% between 2013 and 2015, total employment in Albany declined by 1.7% over the same period, the second largest employment decline out of the 551 cities reviewed. Almost one-third of the city’s population lives in poverty, well more than double the national poverty rate.

6. Milwaukee
Some 26.8% of Milwaukee residents live in poverty, the highest poverty rate of any city in the state and well above the 14.7% U.S. poverty rate. The city also has the lowest median household income, at $37,495 a year, and second lowest unemployment rate, at 6.7%, in the state.

Economically stressed areas often struggle with higher rates of violent crime, and Milwaukee is no exception. There were 1,596 violent crimes for every 100,000 city residents in 2015, more than triple the violent crime rate in the next most dangerous Wisconsin city and the sixth-highest violent crime rate of U.S. cities. Due in part to the city’s high crime rate, Milwaukee was one of a handful of U.S. cities selected in 2016 to receive federal assistance to reduce violence.

5. Memphis, Tenn.

One of the largest cities to make this list, Memphis struggles with several issues that make it a less than desirable place to live. Chief among these is one of the worst crime rates of any major city. The city’s annual violent crime rate of 1,740 incidents for 100,000 residents, which is close to five times the national rate, is fourth highest of the 551 cities considered. The city’s property crime rate of 5,631 for every 100,000 residents is more than double the national rate.

Memphis’ housing is relatively inexpensive, but like many cities on this list, that likely largely reflects the ability of Memphis’ citizens to pay. Over one-quarter of the population lives in poverty, and the typical household’s income is less than $37,000, compared to the national median household income of $55,775.

4. St. Louis

St. Louis is representative of the economic decline that afflicted many large industrial cities over the latter part of the 20th century. Decades of manufacturing decline, white flight, and exclusionary zoning in St. Louis have led to some of the worst urban decay, racial segregation, and income inequality of any major city today. Some 24.9% of St. Louis residents live in poverty, far more than the 14.7% national figure. St. Louis has struggled with a high crime rate since the 1960s and today has the highest violent crime rate of any U.S. city. There were 1,817 violent crimes reported per 100,000 St. Louis residents in 2015, nearly five times the national rate.

Many of the economic problems in St. Louis are tied to the city’s rapid population decline. The city’s population is less than half of what it was during its 1950 peak of 860,000 people, and it continues to decline today. While the U.S. population grew 11.5% over the last 10 years, the number of residents in St. Louis fell 5.4%.

3. Flint, Mich.

Like many other rust belt cities, Flint’s downward spiral is closely tied to the decline of the American manufacturing industry. General Motors once provided some 30,000 at its Flint-based Buick manufacturing plant, all of which are now gone. Recently, the city was at the center of national attention when, in 2015, the Environmental Protection Agency announced the presence of dangerously high levels of lead in Flint’s public water.

A lack of reliable municipal services and the gutting of the city’s economic backbone has had major consequences. The typical Flint household earns only $25,342 a year, less than half the nationwide median income and the second lowest in the Great Lakes region. Additionally, the city’s 40.8% poverty rate is the highest in the nation. In the last 10 years, Flint’s population has declined by 12.2%, one of the steepest declines of any U.S. city.

2. Birmingham, Ala.

Declining population and declining jobs in a city is indicative of a struggling economy, particularly when the vast majority of major cities are growing. Of the 551 large cities reviewed, the population fell in only 42 over the past decade, and annual employment declined in less than 30 over the last two years. Birmingham is one of the exceptions in both cases, with a 3.3% 10-year population loss and a 0.9% employment decline between 2013 and 2015.

Birmingham is one of the poorest cities in the United States. About 29.2% of the city’s population lives in poverty, roughly double the 14.7% U.S. poverty rate, and the typical household earns just $32,378 a year, over $23,000 below the national median household income.

1. Detroit

Once the fourth largest city by population and wealthiest by income per capita, Detroit’s economic decline over the past several decades may be the largest of any U.S. city. Detroit’s population is approximately one-third of what it was at its 1950 peak of 1.8 million people, and it continues to decline at a near nation-leading pace. The number people living in Detroit fell 19% over the past 10 years to just 677,124 today, the second largest population decline of any large city over that period. The typical Detroit household earns just $25,980 a year, less than half the $55,755 national median household income.

There were 1,760 violent crimes reported per 100,000 Detroit residents in 2015, the second highest violent crime rate of any U.S. city. Crime and overall urban decay have depressed real estate prices in the city to a fraction of their former value. The typical occupied home in Detroit is worth just $42,600, the lowest median home value of any city other than nearby Flint.

 

[P@triot]

Chicago. Los Angeles. Washington D.C. All with high murder rates. All extremely left-wing.

Homicides in US Increased Last Year: Why Are Murders Rising in Chicago but Falling in LA?

Nothing ends in poverty, misery, and failure like left-wing policy.

Political ideologies have far less to do with violent crime rates then other factors such as unemployment, poverty, etc.

Oh I completely agree with that Coyote. But who creates the poverty and unemployment? The Democrats. Ask Detroit.

 

[Carl in Michigan]

Yes, you have high murder rates when you have LOTS OF PEOPLE.

Yes, you have high murder rates when you have LOTS OF BLACK PEOPLE.

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