kayky

Looks like Chicago has the highest homicide rate for a city with its population.

Just like I pre-emptively said, criminals can more easily skew the data of lower population cities. You conveniently ignored this and posted data to support my argument.

Why does Chicago have almost twice the murder rate of Houston, the only other city in your chart with a comparable population?

If you're trying to say Chicago doesn't have a problem with violence because of St. Louis and we should accept it as normal, just say that.

Do you know what cognitive dissonance is?

If I'm not with you, I'm against you.

That's how tribalism works and you're clearly not above it.

I'm going to block you now because you don't have anything relevant or constructive to say.

Violence in other cities does not detract from violence in chicago.

Are you trying to argue that chicago doesn't have a problem with violence because there other cities with significantly lower populations that have higher murder rates?

If you think chicago isn't violent, just say so.

That means chicago doesn't have a problem?

This isn't about other cities. It's about chicago. Crime rates in other cities does not absolve chicago of its own problems.

If anything, you people are spouting liberal talking points to avoid addressing issues that make you uncomfortable. "Chicago doesn't have a problem with violence because there are other cities that have it worse."

What was the answer?