Comments by "JdeC1994" (@JdeC1994) on "2022's Top 10 Murder Cities, U.S.A." video.

  1. HUH?! Dude, it's not a "bad rap" at all: using per capita rates–vs. raw totals–is just common sense (for those who didn't flunk math). 🙄🙄 "In terms of pure numbers, no one comes close to Chicago!" Dude, Chicago has 2.7 million people. New Orleans: 384 k. St. Louis: 293 k. Last year, New Orleans had a homicide RATE almost THREE-TIMES worse than Chicago's! What state are you from? What's the real reason that you hate Chicago?
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  2. Why? Don't you even know what "per capita" means? For example, last year, New Orleans had a homicide RATE that was almost THREE-TIMES worse than Chicago's!
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  3. Dude, do you even know what "per capita" means?
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  4. For the last 29 years, I've lived in a Chicago "hamlet." Why is my neighborhood so much safer than other 'hoods? Demographics (duh).
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  5. It's about per capita rates, not raw totals.
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  6. The U.S. has challenging demographics–duh.
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  7. It's the per capita rates, not the totals per se. For example, last year, New Orleans had a homicide RATE that was almost THREE-TIMES worse than Chicago's!  What state are you from?
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  8. The list reflects per capita rates: not homicide totals per se.
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