What the hell is that years old chart supposed to prove? It's 2022 not 2019. You're clueless.Here’s a map showing you how violent crime has trended in Portland over a 30 year period. Violent crime peaked in 1995 when there were 8,833 violent crimes reported and the city had a violent crime rate of roughly 1,738.78 per 100,000 people.
You lived there in the 90’s? You’re lucky to be alive. Holy fuck look at the nonexistent spike in 2020. Wow!
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This is where International like minds meet for an exchange of ideas and new information..I learn from you all the time- you're my iHusbands.
The use of the term defund was probably confusing and perhaps “divert” would have been more appropriate seeings how it was turned into something that was never proposed. But sure even as it was explained the actual process was bastardized to suit the MAGA salty tear outrage.
Dude btw, t-mobile sucks. I’m pretty sure they have 1 employee.
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More men with guns? Is that your answer?What the hell is that years old chart supposed to prove? It's 2022 not 2019. You're clueless.
Portland's homicide rate increased by 207% from 2019 through 2021
Portland's homicide rate increased by 207% from 2019 through 2021, new report finds
The report found that Portland compared unfavorably even when stacked up against similarly sized metropolitan areas around the country.
When looking at yearly offenses by precinct, comparing 2021 and 2020, the central precinct saw a 91% increase.
Portland crime stats show a dramatic rise in violent crime
According to the Portland police crime statistics report, we're on track to see a dramatic rise in crime this year, and we're only halfway through 2022.
I suggest more police on the streets. Portland is severely understaffed as nobody wants to work as a police officer in Portland.
I know. We’re on Verizon for cell service, but on a T-Mobile 5G gateway for business owners. It’s lightning fast internet, but the customer service sucks. We were on hughesnet before because it’s was pretty much our only choice living remotely. But, super happy with the 5G gateway, and it’s only $50 a month. Hughes was like $130, and slow AF
This entirely ignores one of the ugly reveals of the last few years of protests. Police harassed left-leaning protesters well beyond what was legal -
Are you unaware the moon landing was the 11th appolo mission..... Not the first?
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I don't disagree that there are bad police officers. In some places they're the real criminals. But for the most part in bigger cities a lack of police is directly responsible for the high crime rates.
And 8 astronauts lost their lives in the Apollo programAre you unaware the moon landing was the 11th appolo mission..... Not the first?
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I am addressing a prevalent entrenched culture of police prejudice. Until that is frankly acknowledged and attacked by the chiefs (and the union!), simply throwing more cops into the mix is detrimental, part of the multipronged assault on the republic.
Going to pass that along to my dad, he returned to a ruralish area where Hughes was/is the best...holy shit it sucks. T-mobile is bad there as well for phone service, I end up climbing a tree at the end of the driveway normally.
When a “good” cop looks the other way for one of their own, that makes them a bad cop.