Why Is the US Becoming Increasingly Dangerous?
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Crime, murders, robberies, kidnappings, shootings, gang warfare...
We usually associate all these problems with poor countries and underdeveloped regions with very high problems of marginalisation.
But what if we were to tell you that we can also talk about the very land of the American dream? The United States is experiencing a new wave of violence and the question is.... Why? In this video we tell you all the details.
#Crime #America #USA
Yes, Michael Brown was unarmed, but as I understand, he was attempting to grab a police officer's sidearm. Maybe it's just me, but that's an important detail.
Black Americans think that commiting crimes is normal behavior, so they cause even more problems when attempts are made to stop that behavior.
Actually just discoverd this myself. And the thing that makes this frustrating is that issues with policing do exist, but using people like brown (not talking about his race) as symbols of this discussion makes it hard to make any progress.
Yes he never had his hands up either and had just robbed a store
I hope it’s not just you.
Worst visual politiks episode yet
Perhaps the decline of communities is partially responsible. People do not fell connected to those around them.
Agreed. 😔
That's exactly that I think as well as other things accompanying.
For once can we have a discussion of crime that’s based on actual data and not vague waffley cliches
Not the decline of communities but it is called MULTICULTURALISM. Multiculturalism NEVER WORKS!
Calls per gunshot is such an american metric
*FBI Crime Statistics would like to know your location*
Racassis
Current coordinates of 13/52
@@malokk577313/54 last time i checked..
I wonder why crime has increased in Europe?
Hardly
Exactly, though we can't talk about the elephant in the room
Depends on which country you are refering to. In Greece for example, most valid reasons are poverty, drugs and gang violence + hooligans. Illegal immigration with 0 checks after entry ( taking advantage of asylum status) combined with completely defunct, corrupt police/governments is another issue. This society is becoming increasingly more depressed and violent ( underage criminality shot up by a lot too)
@@sk00pidisso much of the same reasons as the US.
I wonder why it’s decreased in Australia?
Violent crime is down because the police changed the definition of violent crime? Or is it because the local DAs refuse to prosecute?
If you want the true number go to the fbi numbers . Yes crime is high compared to a UK or Norway, but the size and complexity of US. has to be considered as well. Crime in let’s say Mississippi is vastly different then in Nebraska or Idaho but we group all states together when discussing crime
Both lol
Not sure how one reclassifies homicides?
Violent crime is down from the peak, which was the BLM riots, that's why, it is still super high compared to the last 20 years before that point. Certain categories are still at record high though, like car thefts for example. People always forget non violent crime like theft which does suffer less prosecution, these same people will down the line commit harder crimes including violent ones. I would argue it's the refusal to prosecute non violent crimes that's going to be a serious issue.
In Switzerland, crime rates are very low, due to the quick and relentless establishment of neofeudalism and draconian punishments for even slightest violations of the law. Furthermore, laws to discipline citizens are no longer made by our lawmakers, but by our large oligopolistic corporates. And our judges do not longer judge in accordance with the law, but with policies of parties and corporates. Additionally, a down payment has been introduced to make ordinary citizens civil court cases unaffordable. For example, I am just facing a conviction for robbery. May crime was, when a purchased goods from a store and paid it to a self-scanning cash register station, after payment, the scanner caught the bar code of an old receipt, the red bright warning light went and the screen instructed me to wait for personnel, since the system could not find the code. In Switzerland, big corporates had legislated, any reactivation of a self-scanning cash registers after payment cancels (!) the sales contract. After waiting for about ten minutes, I tried to steal the previously paid goods that did no longer belong to me - and I was caught by the store detective. Since I refused to pay the compensation fee of CHF 100 for theft (about USD 112) and tried to leave the store, police was called in, recognized and reported theft and necessitation - since I refused to comply with the given orders and wanted to leave to store with stolen goods, without paying the compensation fee. Theft combined with necessitation is defined as robbery in Switzerland. Maybe, US should introduce the very same principles.
I'm a Chinese American immigrant living in Texas. I personally think the widespread drug problem is the biggest single cause for most of America's problems. US is unique in the world with an easy and long border with a failed state that is basically controlled by drug cartels that also traffics humans. These drug cartels are safe making obscene profits hiding behind the border, drugs are flowing in as much as illegal immigrants daily. It's obvious that drug use leads to homelessness, violence, crimes, poverty, inequality, and the police being too stretched to deal with all of that. Americans as a result, resort to buying more guns to own protection. Truly, unless the cartel is defeated and Mexico government becomes uncorrupt, the US spending all the money on homelessness, rehabs, policing, will never solve the problem.
It's the same as anywhere in the world. The first problem is stupidity and second is corruption. The drugged homeless people can run the companies better than the CEOs.
The CIA let them in according to one theory. Crime creates a large pool of cheap/free labor for private prisons. Class warfare is Social Engineering 101. Or it all could just be a coincidence...
drug problems are never the root cause. they're just a symptom of underlying social issues.
nobody is waking up in the morning thinking "hey today i'm becoming a junkie".
Yes theirs no telling how many people drugs have destroyed it’s sad how much some people have been changed for the worse by.
China is the problem.
0:14 You mean underdeveloped and decaying urban cores in the US where the vast majority of violent crume happens?
This video went about as well as I expected it would.
Prison population fell by 1.5M, and crime is up. Could it be that flooding the streets with predators raises crime rates?
Then add illegal immigrants crossing the southern border (a sizable chunk of them being gang members)...
Third world country with a gucci belt
It wasn't like that before the Civil Rights Act of 1965!
And nuclear weapons...
@@selohcinIt sure was lol. America was historically richer than the rest of the world but it’s always been an extremely dangerous and poor country at the same time
Lack of social cohesion
Can't have cohesion without Christ.
@@MiguelDLewisThere are too many sects of Christianity and sects formed within sects within sects with so many splinter sects. This why religions like Islam are thriving, as they kill off any new sect that forms. Shiite Islam only survived due to Persians not wanting to be Arabized. Christianity causes more chaos then cohesion. Funny thing is that Hinduism is still doing well irregardless of being wishy washy religion with no real stringent dogma.
@@guardianoffire8814 Sect doesn't matter as long as Christ is at the center. Here in the US, Catholics, Protestants, and Orthodox marry all the time. Cities like Jersey City have a high Arab population but no extremism because they're mostly Orthodox Christian. Hinduism isn't doing so well if we consider Khalistan and Kashmir.
Who needs Thanos, we're halfing our population all by ourselves.
That's not a bad thing. The world is already overpopulated.
I know right @@cashewnuttel9054
The BLM riots of 2016 and the anti-police outrage led many officers to resign and a shortage of new recruits signing up. This led to police forces being understaffed. If you wonder why many larger cities were forced to mobilize the National Guard as quickly as they did during the unrest of 2020 it was due to police understaffing
The ANTIFA/BLM riots combined with a defund the police push in 2020 further exasperated the already undertaffing issue. Polcice forces today are grossly understaffed and have almost no applicants
Well, if you refuse to prosecute then there is no reason to avoid crime and cops will not do their jobs because there is no point, not to mention the huge insert of criminals (not all illegal immigrants) through the insanely porous border. Can we get a statistic of just American Citizens and not include non-citizen crime so we can actually solve the issue by isolating it.
Why so dangerous? 1. Outrage Cottage Industry. 2. American Exceptionalism Unable to Handle Reality of Being a Real World Country. 3. 70+ Year Right Wing Plan Coming to Fruition. 4. Left Being Poor Communicators. 5. White Southern Culture expanded into Western & Rocky Mountain States. 6. Two Generations of Redneck Soldiers Embarrassed by Faulty Wars (Vietnam & Afghanistan. 7. Classist Elites Clamping Down on Awakened Class Consciousness.
@@marklampo8164Impossible but true. Wtf!😊
This report are all wrong, crime has went up but it has been hidden by the media and the politicians using a new way of counting the way crime is reported in statistics
Police budgets have only been going up in previous years and this guy still thinks that criminals are not being prosecuted and there aren't enough cops.
ONE of the main problems American cops are increasingly inept and corrupt. If Uvalde didn't finally show you how meaningless the current American current policing system is, you're going to continue telling yourself the same lies that got you here in the first place.
If you also really think that poverty is not at the core of social decay, then you're never going to see progress. No one ENJOYS being a criminal, immigrant or not. They do it because the other means of living are no longer paying the bills nor are feasible.
Some Americans truly are hopeless and will do nothing substantial to enact change.
The US has 3400 counties. Half of the murders occur in only 30 counties. These counties share two common traits. Urban and majority black. Take these communities out of the picture, the US crime rate will be one of the lowest in the developed world. The US does not have a crime problem, she has a poor black problem. If the US solves this problem, the US will be safe again. Note, legal immigrants from black Africa and Caribbean do note exhibit such crime/poverty rates as American blacks descendent from slavery. Tough enforcement, and social programs must be used in tandem to deal with them.
There's no prosecution of violent crime. I've been in more situations this year than in the last 10. It's nearly at the point where we're just all gonna have to become the punisher to survive.
That is just incorrect. Where are you getting this information?
@@dannylive3000 the local city and county public records. Assaults are up 60% year over year where I live. And the fact I've had to pull a knife or gun out more this year than ever before. So yeah.
@@korcommander Your personal experience isn’t representative of the country’s state as a whole. Crimes are being investigated and prosecuted with budgets increasing year over year. This isn’t the 1980s anymore.
Because we pretend that culture and genetics don't play any role in anything and we all keep trying to solve problems without really doing anything about the REAL reasons.
It starts with thiefs stealing sonething worth $999, not being prosecuted. Weak ass law enforcement as policy.
texas has it under $2500...
So anyone can just go in a store and pull out items without paying (including gas) as Long as it's under $2499.⁹⁹? Seems like this should be a video on its own: "HOW TO GROW YOUR WEALTH WITHOUT PAYING A SINGLE CENT!"
simple answer: unrestricted migration
Criminality is part of the USA culture.
More like rebellion, of which criminality falls under.
This is so true, the way it's normalised in anything from music to movies
Only by Obama's unwanted imports.
Its not the guns, its the people. I know thats a cliche answer but its the truth.
It wasnt that long ago that you could have machine guns mail ordered to your house with little to no restrictions, and they crime rate was lower
That was before Columbine.
Or before civil rights
It was lower for the populations that “mattered”
Dumb
@@MiguelDLewis rampant media attention has driven school shootings far more than any gun.
I live in the US but luckily my state the police get pretty good funding at the state and local level
Which state? NH has the lowest violent crime
@@natedog2304lots of benefits to being a homogenous population
Definitely cultural. Look at defund the police people
Crime is the one subject everyone has an opinion on, no matter how half-baked or blatantly stupid
The police has not been defunded budgets are only increasing
Poverty drives crime and even middle class americans are feeling the financial strain of wealth inequality and soaring costs of living. It leaves people feeling hopeless, desperate, and more and more people are unable to make it and keep their heads above water financially. Rich getting richer and poor getting poorer is a story as old as time but its truly exacerbated lately, and I can see why there's more violence because of a grand majority of people becoming increasingly unhappy and desperate
Id hate to live in america its horrendous
Please tell everybody
The US is a gigantic place. Some parts are bad, some parts are good.
Stay away from the diverse areas and you’ll be fine
@@maninredhelm Shh. Don't tell them that. You need to keep the immigrants away, remember?
Would you like to live in Canada?
Its not in general. I live in the middle of nowhere and the only people getting shot are people who "self delete"
I love your channel. I completely disagree. We need to make crime punishable again, make the punishment suck bad, and the news needs to tell the complete stories to the public without bias.
Solid engagement farm, kudos.
Because criminals don’t stay in jail and many get released in less than a day from arrest
Who commits half the crime?
add them together and you get a whole
Yeah but that makes it even more crazy because there are multiple US cities have worse crime rate than for example- Kigali, Rwanda. I could name more African cities with lower violent crime than American big cities and many African countries rank higher on the world peace index than the USA.
@@unclejesse4271Most African cities outside South Africa are safer than American cities and most their crime is theft .
The answer is less than 13% of the population. And since the riots in 2020 they've committed a lot more than just half of all violent crime.
@@unclejesse4271 As an African 🇲🇼, it's funnier when I realise that the US is technically supposed to have the most OP police force with all that wealth... they did it for the military no?
Is there anything you can say about the cause of crime? Are there any commonalities in geography demographics or ethnicity?
There is most certainly a huge demographic/ethnic component to crime here in the U.S. Unfortunately it's something that an average person can openly talk about....but we all see it.
I last lived in kansas City in 2017 and left because of the crime. I returned to the usa in 2022 to live with my parents in ohio and couldnt believe how much crime there. Immediately after i moved back there was a constant flood of shootings, robberies, all nearby
Doesn’t Switzerland also have a lot of guns? I don’t see them having many mass shootings.
I always thought it was mental health that was behind the rise in mass shootings. Especially with our tech-enabled world where social media amplifies the most extreme content for profit.
Countries with lots of guns and mandatory military service don't have any problems. The worse thing the US did was get rid of the draft. Without the draft people have zero discipline and quickly revert to animals.
Crime and overall dysfunction correlates directly with fatherlessness. The USA has the highest rate of fatherlessness.
It kind of does but it still doesn't explain why Americans commit way, way more crime. Your fatherlessness epidemic isn't 10 times higher but your crime is
@@exquisitedoomlapointe185 I don't think you want to go there. There are groups in America that have high rates of fatherlessness and also really high rates of being accused of homicides. There also might be other factors beside fatherlessness that lead to certain groups being more likely to be connected with crime, such as drug gang membership.
The lack of father figures certainly play a role.
@@richdobbs6595 Once you calculate for single parent vs. two parent things largely even out. There are also cultural factors but none bigger than whether there is an intact family or at minimum an involved father. This is the most obvious thing but our age does not want answers.
@@S.J.L You said nothing that I can either agree or disagree with. Are you a bot?
I wonder if he forget or deliberately ignored the surge in illegal migration and how some of have criminal records in their country.
Most of the crime is not committed by illegal immigrants.
CZcams will delete his video for any opinions not approved by their overlords (china probably).
Love your videos Brother ✌️ Memphis TN checking in North Side Hollywood St 🤟
DEMOCRAT lead cities
Republican States are more dangerous like Alabama,Mississippi,New Mexico
Never thought I'd hear an NAACP leader call for the National Guard to help police in daily law enforcement.
Looking at a map, showing the homicides per person by county, I can tell you: Nope, you are wrong. It is not that easy.
According to latest FBI numbers, plus local and state data from 2021, '22 and '23, the top 10 most DANGEROUS cities in US are:
1. Memphis, Tennessee
2. St. Louis, Missouri
3. Little Rock, Arkansas
4. Baton Rouge, Louisiana
5. Oakland, California
6. Albuquerque, New Mexico
7. Baltimore, Maryland
8. Cleveland, Ohio
9. New Orleans, Louisiana
10. Detroit, Michigan
And the 15 most Dangerous states in the US in 2024 are:
1. Alaska
2. New Mexico
3. Tennessee
4. Arkansas
5. Arizona
6. Louisiana
7. Missouri
8. South Carolina
9. South Dakota
10. Oklahoma
Legal guns never skyrocketed crime 😂
In Albany, NY most of the murders are black on black crime with drugs being the cause. Either someone stepping on someone else's territory or being ripped off are the biggest reasons.
Out of a population of around 100,000 seven deaths per year is normal.
6:15 no my friend, not self-defense but self-autonomy.
I'm an enjoyer of real life crime videos that wouldn't make it past corporate censorship such as here.
The majority of them are middle east, brazil, and African areas. The only time America gets featured for crimes violent enough to be worth uploading involve the same demographic over and over. I've been watching these videos online since the early 2000s and this trend has always been solid.
What demographic
arabic lol
13%...
Absolutely. America would be way safer without that.
The problem is easy to diagnose, but America is, and has always been, unwilling to do anything about it. Create a more egalitarian society through taxaition, raise minimum wages, stop the systemic racism in policing, and stop selling guns to everyone like they were milk and bread!
Poor state education, lack of affordable healthcare, poor social security, zero hour work contracts, easy access to firearms.
the answer to the titular question is simple. Police force doesnt yield that much profit for private corporations, but purchasing a private security detail, security electronic system or a gun for every single american household does. America is not a country, it is a business, and just like healthcare and education, a failing public institution is a very profitable venture.
Also LATAM crime rate is under reported. You can ask residents and they will say the same thing.
Everything is under the table with these people. Where I live they steal everything but nothing shows up in the news or the crime stats. Its normal for them.
Why? Well it has something to do with a thirteen percentage of our population...but my comments would disappear if I explained any further.
Are you saying we need affirmative action?
It's called youtubean dream democracy. 😂
It’s rising across all demographics
Nah bro to me it looks like it's 100% of the population. None of you know where your head's at.
While it is true that a bunch of crimes have come from that group, nowadays you look at a street filled with drug zombies doing all sorts of wild shit and you'll see quite a lot of variety
It (crime) does have a solution but people don't want it...
Let’s hear it then, genius
go on...
How about someone getting an admission in harward,is the region near harward safe
Well, half of the country is ready to elect a crime boss...
The US government is quick to provide foreign aid, but slow to solve domestic problems...
Seems like a priority issue!
If rich countries stopped providing aid, millions will starve and they will resort to extremisms, which will then create chaos, and this chaos can then spread to other countries, including rich countries.
So rich countries have no choice but to provide aid or maybe try the final... you know?
I would say violent crime is starting to drop, in my town, you could hear gunshots 3/7 days of the week.
Now, it's more like the same number but in a month. Which is honestly surprising considering there is heavy gang history in my town
Well done
14% cause 64%...know'ma'sayyyn
We wuz kangs
It’s almost like when you marginalize a specific group for the literal the vast majority of their history they don’t do as well as those who have not. Mind blowing 🤯. Also your statistics are bit wrong but whatever.
@@dannylive3000crime worshipping culture among BLACKS contributes a lot to that.
@@dannylive3000 The Jewish people were far worse than "marginalized" within living memory - and they don't behave like this.
@@dannylive3000if by marginalize you mean give preference to in jobs, schools, and loans, then yes.
Dont go placing absolute blame on big cities either... NYC homicide rate 4.8 per 100k... Alabama 15.9 , Indiana 9.6 , Kansas 6.4, Kentucky 9.6 (all per 100k)
Those cities in Alabama that took in the majority of Hurricane Katrina evacuees and have been declining ever since?
Dont worry buddy i added more states, what is your new retort now ? @BoycottChinaa
Again, conflating city statistics that have been run by democrats for 30 years, with the state they are in, is highly misleading.. A better demonstration of the problem is that the US is number three in the world for gun crime, right? Remove democratically run US cities from the reporting and we drop to 146th place.
Why are comparing cities to states? FBI crime statistic show that the vast majority of violent crimes are committed by young black males in cities run by Democrats. The most violent cities in the U.S. in order are:
Detroit, MI
Memphis, TN
Birmingham, AL
Baltimore, MD
St. Louis, MO
Kansas City, MO
Cleveland, OH
Little Rock, AR
Milwaukee, WI
Stockton, CA
Bodies still falling like rain in Sacramento
Badass thumbnail art.
Before blaming easy access to guns, shouldn't you check whether the criminals use legal guns?
At least in Europe, we have plenty of gun crime with already illegal firearms...
In addition, guns are like knives only tools, and will not be used unless there's already an underlying motivation... So, if someone feels like he has nothing to lose anymore and a huge grudge against someone, it doesn't really matter if he uses an illegal firearm or a legal knife...
I can't recall the details, but I've seen an interesting statistic about the accessibility of firearms in the world and shooting sprees. The thing was that the correlation was not as strong as one may come to expect. It appeared to be more of a cultural thing! Just like acid attacks and Gang R in other countries....
Well put. You'll no doubt get hat from the ban-all-guns crowd, but facts are facts.
Any person committed enough can get a gun. Very true
What makes it worse in the US is how easy it is to get one, legal or illegal.
Where as it may cost a significant amount and knowing connected people in other places, you can scrounge up enough money working a mim wage job for a couple weeks to get an AR and enough bullets to go on a little spree pretty easily.
And if you seriously think a gun and knife are comparable tools that you can commit crimes with.... you need a hard dose of reality.
Sure, its all about the person, but I have a feeling that already bad person might have an easier time doing their crimes with a gun. Like robbing people... killing someone... or even just offing themselves.
People can run away from a knife... if they are larger or just have something to block/hit you back with... they can effectively fight back.
Not so much when they have a loaded gun pointing at them.
A small child can stop/kill a professional athlete or solider with a pistol at close range (under 10m). Cant say the same with a knife.
Has nothing to do with culture... I'm sure if the somewhere like the UK made guns as accessible as they were here, their violent crime rate would also significantly increase (not like its great now)
so criminals don’t use legally obtained guns…
@@nathanieltrinidad5880 criminals can't legally purchase guns...
Blame it on the terribly evolving “gangsta culture” in every inner city and also DA’s in liberal cities dont prosecute crimes, even violent ones and repeat offenders
Lmfao where are you getting this information??
OMG when he first spoke I thought it was the bald war graphics guy.
Murder, madness and mayhem. Oh my!
As they say, "Snitches get stitches." It can be dangerous, as well as a hassle, to report crimes. If the police are vilified and underfunded, and if District Attorneys don't prosecute criminals, the number of crimes reported may decline even if the number of crimes committed does not decline.
We should consider other indicators, such as:
(1) The numbers of business establishments that cease operations, with the owners explaining that high crime rates drove them out of business.
(2) The tendency of stores to put their wares behind transparent barriers that must be unlocked to access those wares
(3) The number of businesses that cover their fronts and backs with rolldown barriers when the businesses are closed.
(4) The cost and difficulty to businesses of getting insurance against theft and fraud.
Check the racial crime census.
How does that solve the problem? Are you saying we need affirmative action?
@@SqueakScolari69 I’m saying we need to stop feeling guilty about the past, stop tolerating the negative behavior of certain groups, and solve issues decisively for once.
@@Doyourbest4245 It's not the past. Slavery is still legal for prisoners.
@@MiguelDLewisprisoners forfeited their rights the second they broke the law.
@@Doyourbest4245 That sentiment is the reason why crime is so high. Nations that focus on reforming prisoners, like Finland, Germany, and Botswana, have lower crime. When there's a prison industry, investors have an incentive to promote thug culture media and encourage criminality. Many investment portfolios are filled with private prisons and gangsta rap labels. Those same investors can lobby Democrats to increase welfare and keep fathers out the homes.
So much for defund the police will make a change for a better. What stupid is this.
It is how we are treating crime and criminals. Our government and its people are seriously just trying to make it till Friday or just straight up ignore the problem. This is turning out to be an awful decade.
Prision population go down, -> crimanal population on street goin up -> crime go up.
Incorrect. Let me help you, regard. Income inequality go up-> crime go up
Stop with the Liberal Non Sense! Things have gotten a lot worse since Joe Biden! Facts! @@SqueakScolari69
@@SqueakScolari69 In US crimes were going down for last 3 deacades when in income inequality went up in same time. Myth busted.
@@Khneefer that decline is more attributable to the removal of lead from gasoline. Considering the U.S. has had one the highest prison populations and still has higher volumes of crime compared to other first world countries proves your reductive take to be as regarded as you are.
@@SqueakScolari69 "Our main estimates of the mean effect sizes are a partial correlation of 0.16, and an elasticity of 0.09. Our estimates suggest the abatement of lead pollution may be responsible for 7-28% of the fall in homicide in the US. Given the historically higher urban lead levels, reduced lead pollution accounted for 6-20% of the convergence in US urban and rural crime rates. Lead increases crime, but does not explain the majority of the fall in crime observed in some countries in the 20th century. Additional explanations are needed."
"The lead-crime hypothesis: A meta-analysis" as sciencedirect.
Second myth busted.
13%
And yet, 50% of all crime happens in only 2% of counties here, and most counties have almost no crime. It's a cultural thing.
You didn't include the defend the police movement reducing the number of police providing security.
That’d be funny if after the intro it just said “BLACK PEOPLE” silently on the screen for 10minutes
That’d be racist*
Chatgpt prompt
If I have 100 cows on my farm and 13 of them cause 50% of the problems what should I do?
Out comes the racism.
It's far less than 13%
VP you can do better we all know it. You got to return to your insightful videos that cover issues from every perspective and deeply after careful study. It feels more and more that you are just repeating political talking points lately.
1. The problem with citing gun sales as a contributing factor to the rise of crime is that it implicates legal gun purchases with criminal activity. You can argue criminals have easy access to guns, but you and I buying guns isn't the reason crime is getting worse.
2. The high level of violence in America is the result of lots of violent people. Period. At some point, the question of why so many violent people exist becomes less important than the fact we have a lot of violent people and we need to deal with them.
3. Crime isn't out of control in the U.S. But crime isn't handled with anything close to the seriousness required. We're not too far removed from simply not enforcing the law at all.
13 🎉
There was a couple who were engineers from Canada who built a robot to see where it would go, the robot started its trip in Toronto Canada and end on the other side of Canada hitchhiking. It went through Europe, all of Germany, the Netherlands so and so forth. Finally the couple decided to send the Robot to the US. It got to Pittsburgh Philadelphia and was destroyed.
Damn, that makes me sad.
@@o_o825 The robot was called Hitchbot
Give sources
It has something to do with a baker's dozen committing half.
Anyone else waiting for the sponsor at the point where cybercrime is mentioned?
Who would have thought destabilising other countries doesn't stabilise your own.
That's a mighty impressive display of intellectual dishonesty.
You point to falling incarceration rates as a positive instead of the driver of the crime wave that it actually is. After 2020, leftist prosecutors instituted a policy of releasing without bail nearly everyone arrested regardless of the nature of the offense. The most egregious example was a little noticed hearing in New Mexico, where the state gave serious consideration to releasing without bail a SUSPECTED SERIAL KILLER who was arrested while attempting to flee the state. A much higher profile example was the release without bail of a bunch of illegal immigrants who had attacked cops in New York City's Times Square. Violet behavior is actively encouraged by leftist policies forbidding law enforcement from stopping smaller property crimes like shoplifting. California Gavin Newsom hilariously witnessed shoplifting at a Target store and was stunned when the employee answered his question to why she didn't stop it with, "the governor won't let us."
If you want to identify the source of the crime wave in America, ask one of your fellow leftists why they openly encourage lawlessness.
It's actually fine if you don't mess with their boats.
Crime in the US has declined for 30 years except for murders, and the murders are specifically in the South and West. Murders are declining in Chicago, Baltimore and New York, but are way the hell up in places like New Orleans, San Francisco, and to a lesser extent Los Angeles and Houston. The Northeast has the lowest crime rates per person in every category, despite being by far the most densely populated part of the US. The Southwestern nature of this issue seems like it should have been worth mentioning in the video. Crime rates in Spain probably don't closely relate to crime rates in Finland.
Black peoples
all people. race is just an excuse to pardon your own kind
@pieterduplessis6906 Yes but black people in the US are way more likely to be criminals than most other ethic groups. It is not an opinion , it is just a fact. Even I as a Swede know that.
@@pieterduplessis6906 Except if you differentiate by race, you will immediately notice that one group is 10x more responsible for violence. Everywhere on the planet.
@@pieterduplessis6906 nah bro
@@pieterduplessis6906 cultural leanings go hand in hand with race typically and unfortunately if you have one culture that stands by the use of force in a nation surrounded by cultures who prefer to either abstain until necessary or altogether - that rate of force is still going to rise.
Facts. Because emotional opinion without them doesn't matter.
Defunding police has an expected effect.
Watching this while i take a 15 minute break from bing watching breaking bad for the 100th time.
Damn that is unhealthy.
Ignoring crime and having no borders might be part of the reason. . . . . . .
“We’re glorifying Meth makers!! 😱”
Same people who glorify the Punisher:
😂😂😂
We shouldn't be glorifying either one. We should be glorifying Jesus.
I like my racists out in the open 😍😍😍
You came out?
Have you considered police defunding and legalization in the shrinkage of the prison population?
Crime is incentivized
Demographics
Simple, stay away from the us of A
It’s because our border is wide open.
Good video but the transitions are kind long/loud
You should have been here in the 70s . This is a cakewalk.
Been to France lately?
@1:25 "Skyrocketing murder rate":
You're being alarmist about this. The rate went from 6 to 7!
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So it went up by 16% that's a huge increase
The combination of free access to weapons + lack of welfare state is the main reason for the high crime rate in the USA
There was a large, unexpected drop in crime in the 90s. Maybe it's related somehow?
I wouldn’t go to England right now, or Europe in general. Is so dangerous!
Less dangerous than the US.
So less criminals in jail and crime goes up is a good thing
Both the US property and violent crime rates is DOWN. I know violence sells , but you're wrong for this.