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To: billyboy15
The article had two charts side by side. One for percentage increase and the other for raw numbers. Plus he clearly stated this:

“While the raw numbers are terrible for Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, and other very large cities, it’s Austin, Texas, that’s leading by percentage-increase year over year!”

No attempt to deceive anybody.

12 posted on 08/04/2020 8:18:35 AM PDT by SmokingJoe
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To: SmokingJoe

“No attempt to deceive anybody.”

City A had 1 death last year and so far this year have 2, an increase of 100%.

City B had 400 deaths last year and so far this year have 200 more an increase of 50%.

How would you rate the violence factor in each of these cities? Is City A more dangerous than City B because the % increase in murders is greater?

The story and the charts while technically accurate do not paint an accurate or realistic picture of violence in these cities.


14 posted on 08/04/2020 8:31:18 AM PDT by billyboy15
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