Whao

What year is that for

2016

https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2016/crime-in-the-u.s.-2016/tables/table-3

https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/the-most-dangerous-states-in-the-u-s.html

https://www.juneauempire.com/opinion/opinion-alaska-the-most-dangerous-place-to-live-how-did-we-let-this-happen/

That's what happens when you pay people to live there

Hmm. https://theappeal.org/alaska-passed-sweeping-criminal-justice-reforms-its-new-governor-just-unraveled-them/

Also the problem is, Alaska is actually really remote.

From what I've heard the cops are super lackadaisical there

They're also tooled more for domestic and neighborly disputes than violent crime

True

but violent crime occurs more often where they are not

most of the state doesnt even have cops

Being homeless is inhumane?

there's just nobody around to stop people from being monsters

im sure cormac mccarthy will churn out a novel or 2 about it

see a tent? snitch. fuck the homeless.

- your local councilman

Ugh im in Atlanta rn and you can see where they recently installed those bars on already existing benches so people dont lay down

hostile architecture

brutalism wins again

homeless btfo!

in south america its common that once a wall is built around a rich area to keep the poorfags out, the construction crew lays a final line of mortar and as they drink they break the bottles onto the top of the wal

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Population density drive those numbers up Root.

added security

That's why Nunavut and NWT have insanely high rates of violence here.

alaska is not pop dense tho

ah

statistically

damn imagine being genetically predisposed to being a drunk

as a race

Ozzy Osbourne was one of the first people to have his genomes mappedo r something and he's like 50 times more likely to get addicted to cocaine than the average person

alcohol was like 10 or 20 times

yeah its partially that

and also partially because there's literally no cops up there

in about 95% of the state

that would be sick to be an alaskan sheriff

damn