EPTThe 50 most dangerous cities in the world - Page 19
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DjRetro
Chile309 Posts
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RabidSeagull
United States220 Posts
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OsoVega
926 Posts
On January 16 2012 21:20 Nizaris wrote: Not a single city is in Europe, it's good to live here. I've never even seen a mugging, and i use to take public transports every day for years. yay for strict gun policies ?! No. Just look at all the safe US counties with extremely high gun ownership rates. Look at countries like Mexico with tight gun control but extremely high crime rates. Just because a lot of Europe has low crime rates and gun control does not mean there is causation. | ||
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Tomazi
United Kingdom158 Posts
It's very easy to get a weapon here. You get a license, and you buy yourself a shotgun / rifle / crossbow / anything that isn't automatic or a pistol. If you want a gun and have a reason for it, then you can get one in a few weeks. In other words, if you live in the countryside, getting a gun is easy. Nearly all UK homicides are knife related, in glasgow / london / birmingham, | ||
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Ryalnos
United States1946 Posts
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yzayv
1 Post
Anything can happen anywhere, and you have to be careful. But just visiting a city on this list doesn't mean you'll come back home dead. | ||
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waveydavey32
United Kingdom1 Post
People get the wrong Idea about African Cities, most African cities are safe | ||
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Cokefreak
Finland8096 Posts
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Aelfric
Turkey1496 Posts
On May 15 2012 01:37 Cokefreak wrote: Nice bumb, you really added into the discussion. hahaha that is terrible ain't it :D expecting you gonna read something new or updated but... | ||
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Emix_Squall
France705 Posts
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DYEAlabaster
Canada1009 Posts
This reads much more as a list of top 50 most dangerous cities in North America, with some token SA thrown in... | ||
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ImGonnaRideYou
53 Posts
At the end of the day, they have all seen ghosts and that's that. | ||
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ShloobeR
Korea (South)3851 Posts
On May 15 2012 02:01 ImGonnaRideYou wrote: I feel these talks about "Most Dangerous Places" are alot like talking about ghosts. Someone says they have seen a ghost, another guy comes along with a story about two ghosts, and then a third guy shows up with a story about flirting with a hot girl ghost that ended up raping him (whoo hoo! count me in). At the end of the day, they have all seen ghosts and that's that. I have no idea what this analogy means but it sounds cool. | ||
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NexUmbra
Scotland3776 Posts
On May 15 2012 01:43 Emix_Squall wrote: HELL YEAHHHH !!!! Where's my price money for visiting 4 of those in the top 10? The (lucky) prize is that you still have your life! Also I was thinking "Ah so this must be this years list" and this thread was only posted 4 months ago O_O my perception of time is fucked up;p | ||
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CaptainCrush
United States785 Posts
On May 15 2012 01:46 DYEAlabaster wrote: This reads much more as a list of top 50 most dangerous cities in North America, with some token SA thrown in... Might want to check your geography again.... many of these are central american countries that you could argue to north, south, or neither america. Plus Columbia, Venezuela, and Brazil are all in South America and make the list very frequently. In fact, if Mexico didnt have so many dangerous cities, there would actually be more in south america. | ||
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bardtown
England2313 Posts
On May 15 2012 01:36 waveydavey32 wrote: The list is no Supprise at all. People get the wrong Idea about African Cities, most African cities are safe Ehm, it's more a problem with the list than people's perceptions. The fact that Monrovia isn't on the list is testament to that. | ||
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Thenerf
United States258 Posts
On January 16 2012 01:54 Arcticc wrote: Exactly what I was thinking. There are places in Africa and Middle East that have to be more dangerous than New Orleans... There is probably a population cutoff for consideration. Many places are so violent as to be uninhabited, The country of Sudan just came out of a horrific genocide for example. Plus many of the communist countries like China don't make statistics public. So its not an accurate portrayal of the world. Our freedom in the americas is ironically what shows us to be so violent. | ||
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CrimsonLotus
Colombia1123 Posts
The drug traffic certainly adds to it, but I think it's just too easy to blame it all on drugs. There seems to be something really wrong with andean and central american culture, but I can't really say what it is. | ||
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1Eris1
United States5797 Posts
On May 15 2012 05:53 CrimsonLotus wrote: I can't really explain how parts of Latin America are far more violent than the average African nation, but some others (like Chile, Uruguay and Argentina) are as safe as Western Europe. The drug traffic certainly adds to it, but I think it's just too easy to blame it all on drugs. There seems to be something really wrong with andean and central american culture, but I can't really say what it is. It doesn't count as murder if the government does it, or if there is no government in the first place. And poverty is what's wrong. edit: poverty with very weak and ineffective governments | ||
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Fealthas
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