On Fri, 19 Aug MattB wrote:
>>As for myself, my area in suburban Atlanta is mostly black with some
>>Hispanics and whites. I know of nobody who carries around here and
>>the neighborhood is quite safe. In over two years, I haven't seen a
>>cop in the neighborhood other than hanging out at the Quik Trip up the
>>road once in a while. I see a lot more cops running speed traps on
>>Hwy 124 than patrolling the neighborhood.
>
>So Atlanta has no gang violence?
I don't live in Atlanta nor did I say anything about Atlanta's crime
rates and neither of us said anything about gang violence.
I notice that you completely dodged supporting your assertions about
your area.
So here it is again.
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(MattB)"Were I live is safe and most the people carry."
Can you cite that most people in your area carry? Can you cite lower
per capita crime rates in your area than Seattle?
More importantly, can you cite that carry rates affect the crime
level?
(MattB)"Seattle has many gun laws and it is far from safe."
(MattB)"Only criminals carry in Seattle."
Self evidently incorrect.
Can you support your statements without dodging or redirecting?
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Swill
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