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Interesting statistics. I'm not really sure what they tell us....but they are interesting to look at.

Asians are pretty safe in Kansas City.

Crack kills!

And there are a lot of Crack Head in our inner city!!

crack heads butch crack heads....

"Interesting statistics. I'm not really sure what they tell us....but they are interesting to look at."


It is pretty simple what the statistics reveal. Don't try and make something more difficult than it is. Someone took my advise and researched the homicide trends. Another thing to take into account is the fact that this is only homicides. Just think of the stats broken down by race and gender for aggravated assaults where the victim survived. The stats at that point would be astonishing. Maybe the meth heads in the suburbs aren't so bad afterall. Think about it?


These statistics are clearly racist. Blacks only make up about 31% of the Kansas City population, but they are being blamed for 67% of the murders. The facts should try to be more sensitive.

People lie... Numbers do not. The high rate of black on black crime should be no suprise. It's been a focus for community activist for years. It's just sad that we as a community can not slow it down.

One well known "community activist" was heard to say that the Johnson County folks are partly to blame, because they have "repressed" the inner city players. I guess you can try to lay the blame where ever is convenient but it's not the Johnson county folks up here pullin' the trigger!

>>These statistics are clearly racist. Blacks
>>only make up about 31% of the Kansas City
>>population, but they are being blamed for
>>67% of the murders.

Had you bother to read all of the table data you might have noticed that these numbers for victims not perpetrators. So unless you some how blame the victims for the crime no one is blaming anyone.


>> The facts should try to be more sensitive.

I do not even know where to begin here. So what are you saying? Researchers should fake their data any time it is not politically correct?

why was that person so qiuck to think that this website was blaming blacks, their the victims here....

The problem is we do not jail criminals. Everyone gets a suspended sentence or probation. So instead of jailing the pushers, pimps, thieves and thugs we wait until they are standing over a dead body with a smoking, stolen gun. Then the State will prosecute them and jail them.

We don't need jails! Heck, what we need is another stadium or an arena or maybe a performing arts center.

Our jails are full and our criminals are on the streets!

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