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4. That would point to the US having more attacks among a smaller percent of the population

Reply to d_r (Original post)

Thu Jan 10, 2013, 05:41 PM

Jan 2013

That is, our violence is more frequent, and also more concentrated in a specific subset of the population.

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US vs UK Violent crime rates [View all] d_r Jan 2013 OP

I think you have to look at more than the numbers. upaloopa Jan 2013 #1

good point d_r Jan 2013 #2

another is d_r Jan 2013 #3

That would point to the US having more attacks among a smaller percent of the population Recursion Jan 2013 #4

I'm trying to think that through d_r Jan 2013 #6

One thing to keep in mind. DanTex Jan 2013 #5

more lethal in the US d_r Jan 2013 #7

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