Posted on 06/08/2019 11:47:18 AM PDT by Trump20162020
1. Maine
Population: 1.34 million
Low violent crime rank: 1
Low property crime rank: 4
2. Vermont
Population: 623,657
Low violent crime rank: 2
Low property crime rank: 2
3. New Hampshire
Population: 1.34 million
Low violent crime rank: 3
Low property crime rank: 1
4. New Jersey
Population: 9 million
Low violent crime rank: 8
Low property crime rank: 6
5. Idaho
Population: 1.72 million
Low violent crime rank: 6
Low property crime rank: 7
6. Virginia
Population: 8.47 million
Low violent crime rank: 4
Low property crime rank: 11
7. Rhode Island
Population: 1.06 million
Low violent crime rank: 9
Low property crime rank: 9
8. Connecticut
Population: 3.59 million
Low violent crime rank: 7
Low property crime rank: 10
9. Wyoming
Population: 579,315
Low violent crime rank: 10
Low property crime rank: 14
10. Massachusetts
Population: 6.86 million
Low violent crime rank: 26
Low property crime rank: 3
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Maine: Just not Lewistown Maine.
I don't think so.
I live in the ME-NH-VT Safe Zone, and when I travel out into the Lower 47, there is one VERY noticeable difference between the Safe Zone and the United States.
Can you guess what it is?
right. People who don’t know NJ -— DON’T KNOW NJ. I’m from Mass, and married NJ. MY Mother was very surprised when she visited me. I drove her around, and she was surprised. ( I’m in NE Jersey)
I live in MA and i would have no prob living in those top 3 states...in fact i vacation there all of the time.
Politics has nothing to do with it.
WY and ID do have something in common with ME-NH-VT, though.
The common denominator is that all those states are too damn cold.
Yes I can. We lived up there for three years.
Hi.
Then why are they all moving to VA, TN, NC, FL if it’s so good there?
Public service announcement:
If you are both a Yankee and a liberal, democrat, progressive etc., stay your ass home. If not, we will shoot you.
Thanks for listening.
5.56mm
VA, NJ, MASS, CT are all safer from violent crime? ROFLMBO!!! Who concocted this nonsense?
Of course they do not show the full rankings, or their scoring rubric, or anything else. They allege that Alaska has 830 violence crimes per 100k, doubling the US average. Not buying any of it.
1. Washington
2. New Hampshire
3. Minnesota
4. Utah
5. Vermont
6. Maryland
7. Virginia
8. Massachusetts
9. Nebraska
10. Colorado
Imo you are in THE best part of NJ with towns like Franklin Lakes, Ho-Ho-kus, Ridgewood, Alpine, Allendale, Ramsey.
New Hampshire is number 2?
New Hampshire is a ‘constitutional carry’ state. You need no license for open or concealed carry there.
Bottom 10:
50. Louisiana
49. New Mexico
48. Alaska
47. Arkansas
46. South Carolina
45. Alabama
44. Missouri
43. Tennessee
42. Arizona
41. Oklahoma
40. South Dakota
The Old South seems to be the worst area and the enlightened Northeast is the best... hmmmm....
hermits? REALLY Siri??? HER LIST.
Utah 12th... Iowa 19th...
Yeah, right.
I dont know our state out here in California Its pretty damn big
Id say the county I live in Marin County north of San Franpsycho is probably one of the safest counties in the United States of America if theres no question about it
Now of course California is mostly a red and rural state , As well as the highest mountain range in the United States as well as the lowest point in the United States which are barely a hundred miles apart. Whitney and Death Valley
now oc 53 coyntues Id say probably 43 to 45 of them are completely and utterly safe - you never have to lock any door - nothing- And all your neighbors will watch out for you and your kids
So take any BIG CITY RUN BY DEMONCATS IN ANY STATE. ALL 50
And you aint safe. Neither is yer wallet!
Maine is #1! If bammy had had his way, it would be overrunning with somalis and would be #50 on the list.
Life in the small towns in New Jersey that are north and/or west of Trumps golf club in Bedminster is very much like living in old-time safe, even patriotic, America.
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