Daily Stormer
February 9, 2015
Here is a list of the 15 most dangerous and 15 safest cities in the US.
![A pattern, you say?](/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/15-most-dangerous-and-15-safest-cities-in-america.png)
How are they going to start explaining this, when more people start to be concerned about it? If they use the same logic they have been using, they will have to say things like:
“Just because you are more likely to be a victim of violent crime in a city does not mean it is more dangerous.”
“Socioeconomic disenfranchisement leads to higher rates of violent crime among all racial groups.”
“Correlation is not causation. These cities have more violent crime because they have more poverty.”
Of course, these sorts of lines of reasoning work with people who have themselves no been subjected directly or indirectly to violent crime. They work much less when you or someone close to you has been robbed, raped and/or murdered by a Black. And with integration being pressed so hard by HUD and these other government programs, it is going to be a rare thing that a White has not had direct or indirect experience with Black violence. Unless they live in Amherst.