Ive never heard of such crimes increasing before in cities like Los Angeles, San francisco, Las vegas.
homeless population growing in almost all these cities. Who is to blame?
Is it because of the current president 2020? Anti-police? Defund police movements?

The gay agenda

All government agenda.

Political Decay is to be blame. These problems being snowballed into one huge piece of crap and wasn't paid attention to earlier on.
Powerful interest and lobby groups also played a huge part.

And people are bored............

This post was edited by Hamsterbaby on Sep 1 2023 01:29pm

The perception of crime and its reporting very certainly increased.
The perception of homeless very certainly increased too, but the increase itself is false: seems its even decreasing since global population is increasing while numbers stay the same.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homelessness_in_the_United_States#Statistics_and_demographics



This said:

https://www.npr.org/2021/03/18/978244891/hud-growth-of-homelessness-during-2020-was-devastating-even-before-the-pandemic

I guess it means you must vote for trump or the other horror: Vivek Ramaswamy lol




Definitely.

This post was edited by Meanwhile on Sep 1 2023 02:32pm

The homeless are swamping my old hometown like the plague. Depressing as hell. Crime rate in the old hood on the rise as well, it's mostly petty domestic and drug.

You live gated community? City trends around homelessness and crime not great. Average it with all states and people and it maybe a wash, but cities are on a downtrend

Polarization of geographical wealth/poverty in the last 15 years does not appears on global statistics of homelessness.
Imho Businesses and people are ALSO more perceptive, informed, and react more quickly than before, which is accelerating the process.
If you have a property in such area you may have to get rid of it as soon as possible. /e another solution is to divide it and lend it to people who get the state welfare.

This post was edited by Meanwhile on Sep 1 2023 03:21pm

Rupurt murdoch sells papers to boomers by talking up crime rates, nothing has changed.

After the George Floyd riots, homicides in Minneapolis doubled and stayed about the same each year since. Violent crimes as a whole went up 50%- aggravated assaults and robberies went up too, but homicides were the biggest jump. Property crime likewise surged, with nearly a 3x increase in auto thefts from the 2015-2019 average and a rate that has been increasing each year, making it by far the biggest jump in crime of any kind. Vehicle thefts and larceny and arson also up, but burglary was down.


Its a very obvious correlation between lack of enforcement and crime surging. When the criminal justice system no longer stopped gang bangers from shooting each other, no longer imprisoned people for gun crimes, no longer imprisoned people for carjackings, no longer pursued carjacking suspects- all those crimes surged wildly. Crimes where the biggest danger to the criminal was an armed homeowner, not the police? Didn't surge.

We are talking US statistics and homelessness. It is up over last two decades. You again are averaging things together to get to your desired conclusion. Look at child poverty and homelessness rates. Look at school districts opening up more programs to help those with equity gaps outside school (after school rooms with free supplies, cloths, food).

When you average all numbers globally your conclusions are awful. Like a EE trying to find energy levels in a signal and having no clue about analysis methodologies.

Also, on crime, Goom summed up the MN situation pretty well. I'd add MN doesn't even count a plethora of crimes as crime though, especially to the lower class. First you need actually report it, second police and statues have to consider it a legal crime. For example, an early release felon title skipping and driving around unlicensed and unregistered with warrants out is a civil issue here.