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No no Steve. There is NO way that those two are related. It’s because Obama is healing the Earth.
Actually, not Obama, but maybe many others… a guy by the name of Nevin has shown a striking correlation between reductions in toxic atmospheric lead and crime rates…. You can read about it starting here. http://realityswipe.wordpress.com/2013/01/31/violentcrime/
It seems unlikely this phenomenon has anything to do with domestic factors: violent crime rates are going down world wide: http://www.quandl.com/society/oecd-murder-rates
Even if the crime rate was up I still think I have a right to own one .
Probably has a lot do to with all the surveillance cameras everywhere.
The point is that ending the assault weapons ban did not lead to an increase in crime.
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Ericcalson01
Hardly a landslide trend. Out of the 32 other countries on the list that you provide, 9 of them had crime rates that went up or stayed the same over the last 5 years. What world wide phenomenon would be responsible for such a world wide trend other than just pure happenstance?