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      XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, alt.atheism, alt.computer.workshop       From: nulddl@nowhere.com              Trump has a massive criminal record, like more than 99% of niggers.                     RIGHTISTS are the white niggers of the SHITHOLE called the USA, they are       useless and have no value to even the shithole USA's society.              Trump is addicted to sucking nigger dick and the dicks of their close       genetic cousins, Slavic Russian pedophiles like his boss Vlad Putin.              There's an old saying coined by the Framers of hallowed Constitution:              "We would have enslaved the rightists along with the niggers but the       rightists were too lazy to do any work"                     The next Democrat President in 2028 will put armed vehicles and troops in       the streets of red state cities and have the joy of shooting all rightists       who object. No need to deport them to death camps, just kill them on the       spot.                            Demented Pedophile Traitor Trump only cares about crime in blue states and       wants red state cocksuckers to suffer. Is he afraid to fight red state       crime because it's out of control?               The red state murder rate was 33% higher than the blue state murder        rate in both 2021 and 2022. 2022 was the 23rd consecutive year that        murder plagued Trump-voting states at far higher levels than        Biden-voting states. 8 out of the 10 states with the highest murder        rates in 2022 voted for Donald Trump in both 2016 and 2020. From 2000        to 2022, the average red state murder rate was 24% higher than the        average blue state murder rate. Red states like Mississippi,        Louisiana, and Alabama are America’s murder capitals and have had the        highest three murder rates for 15 of the last 23 years. The excuse        that sky high red state murder rates are because of their blue cities        is without merit. Even after removing the county with the largest city        from red states, and not from blue states, red state murder rates were        still 20% higher in 2021 and 16% higher in 2022.              House Republicans held three field hearings on violent crime last year in       New York City, Chicago, and Washington DC. These hearings should have been       held in the murder-plagued states of Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama.       In 2023, Speaker Johnson’s hometown of Shreveport, Louisiana had a murder       rate 8 times higher (41.1) than Minority Leader Jeffries’ hometown of       Brooklyn, New York (5.0), 6 times higher than Nancy Pelosi’s San       Francisco, California (6.6), and more than 7 times higher than the       national average (5.5). Our 2023 report in the Red State Murder Problem       series found that murder rates were significantly higher in red states       than blue states every year from 2000 to 2020. Over these 21 years, the       red state murder rate was 23% higher than the blue state murder rate. Our       analysis of the latest CDC data found that 2021 and 2022 were no       exception.              This report analyzes homicide data from 2021 and 2022 for all 50 states       from the Center of Disease Control Wonder’s National Center for Health       Statistics Mortality Data. Data is based on death certificates collected       by state registries and provided to the National Vital Statistics System.       Like in our previous report, we chose CDC data over FBI data because it’s       more up to date and does not rely on voluntary reporting from counties and       states. All states are required to report mortality data to the CDC while       they’re only encouraged to report crime data to the FBI. To allow for       comparison across states, we calculated the state’s per capita murder       rate, the number of murders per 100,000 residents, and categorized states       by their presidential vote in the 2020 election, resulting in an even       25-25 state split.              We found that murder rates were down 5% nationwide in 2022, but a red       state murder gap still persists. Murder rates in red states were 33%       higher than in blue states in both 2021 and 2022. As in 2019 and 2020,       Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama hold the first, second, and third       highest murder rates in the country, respectively. The rest of the 10       states with the highest murder rates include the usual suspects—South       Carolina, Missouri, Tennessee, New Mexico, and Georgia. States with the       highest murder rates continue to be dominated by red states, not perennial       blue states like New York and California. Even when we removed the county       with the largest city in red states (and kept them in for blue states),       murder rates in red states were still 20% higher in 2021 and 16% higher in       2022. This is not a blue cities in red states problem.              Our analysis confirms that murder rates have been higher in red states       than blue states every year this century. Yet, the prevalent media and       political narrative is that crime is rampant in Democrat-run states and       cities when the reality is that people are far safer in New York City than       in over a dozen red states. The murder crisis continues to be far higher       in red states in 2021 and 2022.              Murder rates in red states were 33% higher than in blue states in both       2021 and 2022. In 2021, the average red state murder rate was 9.0 per       100,000 residents while the average blue state murder rate was 6.8 per       100,000. In 2022, both these numbers dropped slightly to 8.5 per 100,000       residents and 6.4 per 100,000 residents, respectively. If blue states had       a murder rate as high as red states, they would have seen 4,255 additional       murders in 2021 and 3,971 additional murders in 2022.              While murder rates thankfully dropped in both red and blue states in 2022,       red states still see a murder rate significantly higher than blue states       have ever seen. Over the past 23 years, the murder rate in blue states hit       its peak in 2021 at 6.8, significantly lower than red states’ peak at 9.0       the same year. Red states haven’t seen a murder rate under 6.8 since 2015,       when the murder rate was 6.4. Red states clearly have a murder problem       that defies the easy media narrative prevalent today. Mississippi,       Louisiana, and Alabama continue to dominate the top three spots.              Since 2016, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Alabama have had the three highest       murder rates in the country. This trend actually goes back to 2008, with       just one year, 2015, where Maryland replaced Alabama in the top three.       These three red states have consistently had the highest murder rates for       over 15 years now. You would never know it based on the media.              For example, Republicans and the media constantly talk about rampant crime       in California and New York, but those two states’ murder rates don’t even       crack the top 25. In 2021, California had the 26th highest murder rate and       New York had the 33rd highest rate. In 2022, California had the 30th and       New York had the 35th highest murder rates. 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