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• The text discusses the five most dangerous cities in the United States, based on data from studyfinds.org.
• Birmingham, Alabama, ranks fifth, with a high crime rate despite being known for positive aspects like being the founding city of Veterans Day.
• Detroit, Michigan, ranks fourth, known for its auto manufacturing industry but plagued by high crime rates.
• St. Louis, Missouri, ranks third, with a one in 50 chance of being targeted by criminals.
• Memphis, Tennessee, ranks second, with a crime rate 237% higher than the national average.
• Bessemer, Alabama, ranks first, with a staggering one in nine chance of being a crime victim.
• The text speculates on potential reasons for high crime rates, including political affiliation and demographic factors.
• It contrasts these cities with places like Tokyo and Moscow, praising their cleanliness and safety.
• The author questions the role of political parties in city safety and encourages discussion in the comments section.
• The text concludes with a call to subscribe to the author's YouTube channel and engage with the content.
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So what are the five most dangerous cities in the United States of America? At the end of this list we're going to do a takeaway. You're going to be sure to listen to that, very important. All right, there are five cities, five most dangerous cities.
This is sourced from studyfinds.org and coming in at number five is a place called Birmingham, Alabama. Now when you think of Alabama, what do you think of? What I think of is the Civil Rights Movement. Apparently there was some bridge in Birmingham and some people walked across it and that has become an iconic image seared in the minds of Americans, except I'm not sure it was Birmingham, but I'm pretty sure it was.
According to studyfinds.org, the crime rate in Birmingham remains higher than 98% of other communities in the state. Higher than 98%. So I guess it's 98 point something, something, something.
And the story goes on to say it will praise for Birmingham. There is something positive about it. It is known for being the founding city of Veterans Day.
I did not know that, so it was not known to me, but now it is. So it is known, at least to me and now to you, as being the founding city of Veterans Day. Wonder when that was.
What has changed since then? And what makes it so dangerous? Well, according to The Hill, Birmingham has a cost of $11,392 per capita for crime. So this is a very poor city from what I understand. The per capita income is very poor, but the per capita cost per person per capita is, you know, that's pretty high.
$11,392. You know, they could save a lot of money just by reducing crime. And you got to wonder as we go through this list, what is it about these five cities that they'll have in common? Now you got to keep in mind that causality and coincidence are not the same thing.
So you could have coincidences in all five cities, but that does not mean that that is the cause of the crime. For example, I think all but one of these cities is in a red state. So are Republicans causing the crime or is that just coincidental? All of these cities are controlled by Democrats.
So does that mean that Democrats are causing the crime? Or is that just coincidence? Is that why we're calling them now? I know for a while we called them teens and something else. I think nowadays we're calling them the Democrats. So anyhow, all of these cities are known for the Democrats.
Number four, Detroit. You probably guessed that. In fact, you may as well see if you can guess the other three.
I don't think you can. Two of them you may be able to, but the third one, I never heard of it before. So again, I didn't know that Veterans Day was originated in Birmingham.
So you know, I learned things. So according to studyfinds.org, the Motor City may be known for auto manufacturing. Kind of like South Korea and Japan.
It's also known for its high crime. The crime rate is several times higher than the national average, making it one of the most dangerous cities in the United States. In fact, again, it's number four.
So according to The Hill again, what does it cost per capita to pay for a crime? I guess it's all encompassing law enforcement, court costs, whatever. And it's $9,291. So again, a city with low income per capita, but high expense per capita per crime.
Number three, just a reminder, we're going to do a takeaway when we get to the end of this video. So you're going to want to stay with us for that. I'm guessing you guessed this one, St. Louis, Missouri.
You have one in 50 chance of being targeted by a criminal in the gateway to the West, St. Louis, Missouri. But it doesn't qualify that. I mean, how long do you have to be in St. Louis before you become a statistic? You become one of the 50.
I don't know. I was in St. Louis for a couple days. I think I stayed overnight, maybe once or twice.
And I wasn't one in 50. So does that mean if you live there for a year, you live there for five years, it doesn't qualify that. But I think it means if you live there, there's about one chance in 50, you're going to be the victim of crime.
But maybe it means if you just drive through, there's a one chance in 50 that you're going to be a victim of crime. And if that'd be true, then the likelihood of being a victim of crime for those who live there would be much, much higher. But you know, it doesn't qualify.
But we get what they're saying. So that is St. Louis, Missouri. Number three.
Number two. Did you guess this one? Memphis, Tennessee. Second most dangerous city in the United States with a crime rate that is 237% higher than the national average.
The most dangerous neighborhoods in Memphis are downtown. I'm familiar with that. Every city has a downtown.
Parkway Village, Oak Haven. Never heard of that. I'm guessing it's a housing project, but I don't really know.
And Berclaire Island Heights. Traveling lifestyle. I guess that's a website.
Reminds us of visiting Memphis to keep your wits about you. I think I'll just not go to Memphis. Then I don't have to have wits.
Memphis is known for the pink mansion where Elvis lived. And if Memphis is heaven, then Elvis is still there. Assuming he went to heaven and assuming Memphis is heaven.
But with a crime rate like that, nah, it's not heaven. Okay, so number two is Memphis. And number one is a city that I never heard of before.
But it's also in Alabama. And it's near Birmingham. It's kind of like not a suburb, but an ex-burb that's further out than a suburb.
And the city's name is Bessemer. Population 28,000. So remember, what was it, St. Louis that had, you had a one chance in 50 of being a victim of crime.
Well, in Bessemer, you've got a one chance in nine. City of 27,000. The most dangerous city in the United States, 60 miles south of Birmingham.
And according to the New York Post, Bessemer has seen a spike in physical violence, property crime, and motor vehicle theft. And again, it's all those Democrats, you know. So that would be my summation.
But you know, again, correlation, causation, not the same thing. So there's a coincidence that the city's run by Democrats. I don't even know that for sure.
I'm just guessing. I just assume that the Democrats are all over the place. Once called the Marvel City due to the rapid growth in its early years, Bessemer is now known as a community with the highest crime rate in the nation, clocking in at 33.18 violent crimes per 1,000 residents.
So what do you do in Bessemer? I guess you commit crimes. It
seems to be what they're all about. Democrats.
Every one of these populated by Democrats. All right, what is our takeaway? Well, our takeaway from this is not all cities are violent. There are some cities that are really, they're large, and they have a lot of people.
But they're very nice, lovely places to be. How do we know that? Well, we know it because Tucker Carlson said so. And Tucker Carlson, as you know, would never lie to us.
Carlson was in Moscow, and he was visiting the city, and he had this to say. He said the city was much prettier than any city in the United States. Now, that's a bit of a stretch.
Has he visited every city in the United States? Probably not, but he's still probably right. But the point is that Moscow is a large city. It has all the strains on it that every city in America has, except it doesn't have Democrats.
And still, they managed to make this an amazingly gorgeous city. Now, I think back in the Soviet era, such was not true. And I know that Moscow, their subways had a reputation for violence.
You know, hoodlums would go to the subway and mug people, but nothing like New York City. So Tucker Carlson was in Dubai at the World Government Summit. And I have no idea why they invited him, because I would think he would be anathema to such organizations, but apparently not.
But Carlson praised Moscow, calling it shocking and disturbing, because it was so much cleaner and safer and aesthetically pleasing compared to cities in the United States. And I reiterate, didn't have any Democrats. He questioned how this transformation occurred, because apparently his father was there back in the 1980s.
In the Soviet era, Carlson also mentioned the cities like Tokyo. That's a wonderful place to live. Tokyo has, if I remember correctly, a population, if you include the entire area, 40 million people.
You know, that's like a small country, maybe even a medium-sized country. I think it's the largest metro area on the planet. Mexico City may be the largest, but it's close to it, if not first.
And it's a wonderful place to live. I mean, you go to Tokyo and you get on the subway, probably crowded, it's clean. I mean, what would you rather do, be crammed in like sardines or get beat up like a, I don't know, an analogy doesn't come to mind.
If you can think of fill in the blank and put it in the comments, beat up like a, okay, rag doll. So Tokyo is a wonderful place to live. And he compared it to the realities of New York City's subway.
One place I do not want to go besides Memphis, St. Louis, Bessemer, and that would be New York City's subway. What is it about New York City's subway that makes it so dangerous? Do you have any idea? The best thing I can come up with is, I think, just has way too many Democrats, that would be my guess. All right, so that is the conclusion, and you let me know what you think.
These are the top five, and you may want to expand the list top 10. What city would you put in if you were to add the top 10? And you could tell me in the comments section, do you agree with me that Democrats are the problem, or do you think it's the Republicans? Or is that not causation, it's just a similarity, it's coincidental. It's correlation, not causation.
That being controlled by Democrats and being overrun by Democrats has nothing to do with these cities being high crime rate areas. Do you agree with that, or do you disagree with that? That's why we have a comment section. So if you want to be a part of our family, just subscribe to our YouTube channel.
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