Also this is "fear" of crime, which is different and often entirely separate from crime rates. Also it shows that fear of crime dropped as a priority during the BLM and anti-cop protests. Defund the police could've been a winning issue for Democrats.
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I was so busy looking at the fucked up y axis I didn't even realize the X.
I like how the made the Y stupid, I assume, to make the filled in portiom of thr graph look the biggest. Just like they were making a fuck up pie chart.
Not even really caring about the fudged numbers just, "big box, box scary"
They're going to act like police defunding happened and this is the result:agony-limitless:
Violent crime is a very, very big problem, from the standpoint of criminality, lot's of people are saying so, it's true! But crime doesn't pay, folks, so you better watch out. These are very tough times--the toughest!--demanding extraordinary measures from our beautiful boys in blue.
how the fuck has no one hit any of the :parenti: yet I'm disappointed in you
What a bunch of evil liars
Comrade CNN counters the Western chauvinism of left-to-right scripts by promoting the right-to-left conception of time.
The violent criminality of the American Empire is a very big problem indeed, Mister Pew Polllster. I reply "yes".
also notice the zoomed-in y-axis. since i study physics that doesn't even occur to me as a strange thing though.
introducing Biden Crime Bill 2
hahaha wow it was just a survey of what boomers said LOL
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@lofiNPRbeats
data viz is my expertise and this is true copaganda in action
- reversed x axis
- y axis range is 35-55% ??
- margin of error is +/-3ppts, you’re on crack if you let that slide
- this is the percentage of adults surveyed being asked if violent crime is a very big problem
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