come on now I'm not going to click, though maybe I'm wrong in assuming that it is going to be slanted.
That said, I'm perfectly willing to believe that gun-related crime is a bigger issue in the city than in the countryside (even on a population-adjusted basis - that's how people that do a lot of math tend to look at stats). How does it change the idea that we have issues with gun violence in this country? Or would I get that from the link?

Perpetuating the blue zone v red zone shit, btw, is about the shittiest thing our "leaders" and the press are doing these days. But I don't see the MSM obsessing about poverty, opioid addiction, population loss, depression, loss of economic opportunity in rural communities the way y'all do about cities (still the economic engines of this country). But keep going I suppose - very helpful.
[Post edited by Capital City Hoo at 04/14/2023 2:45PM]