NYC rated safest city in the U.S , 11th in the world.

[murksiderock]

Large and small neighborhoods/cities shouldn’t be compared

This train of thought is nonsensical, simply for the fact that no other city is as large as New York---->the next closest city is LA which is "only" half the size of NY (and LA itself is almost twice as large as the next largest city)...

Because NY has running on 9 million residents, neighborhoods in NY tend to be larger than in most places; the median neighborhood in NY has over 25,000 people, and 50k and 100k neighborhoods aren't uncommon...

Anything based on size would mean NY shouldn't be compared to anywhere since no city can match the size of NY all the way thru...

But common sense, you can feel when you're in NY that it isn't as dangerous as most other places. And if you break the population into per capita data it treats every city equally---->per 100,000 residents, this is the rate of robbery, the rate of car theft, etc...

Y'all gotta take it up with the FBI, they are the entity that made the per capita thing commonplace lmao. And it only makes sense that way, again minus New York, the same could be said of LA for any other city in the nation, LA is too big to compare if that's the road we're going, then it couldn't be compared to anywhere so what would any incident report about LA mean?

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Top 5 safest cities in the US according to the study.

1. NYC

2. DC

3. San Fransisco

4. L.A.

5 Chicago.



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I mean I guess.

DC is considered a safe city? Never thought I’d see the day @Sankofa Alwayz

 

[SleezyBigSlim]

Austin, TX used to be the safest city IMO, but now has more murders this year then Atlanta wtf

 

[UberEatsDriver]

The US ain't safe if NY is at the top in terms of safety.

NY has has many more nice areas than bad areas tho.


Half of Brooklyn is nice. Majority of Staten Island, Queens and Manhattan is nice. The Bronx is the only borough where I can say it seems like the majority of the borough is on the hood side

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Stop all this tough talk, you live in the safest city in the us

The other day you said NyC a shyt hole. You mad that Dallas will never receive this title





shyt hole city

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Per capita is too misleading

A city like new York is not safer than a city like boise or Portland Maine

In my opinion crime rates should be done by neighborhood. Not by city

 

[UberEatsDriver]

You gotta be really involved in street life to get hit in NyC or be a gang member nowadays

 

[Hungerpain]

NY has has many more nice areas than bad areas tho.


Half of Brooklyn is nice. Majority of Staten Island, Queens and Manhattan is nice. The Bronx is the only borough where I can say it seems like the majority of the borough is on the hood side

Thats besides the point.
Its not the safest city its just the biggest.

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Thats besides the point.
Its not the safest city its just the biggest.

the data uses numbers. What’s your numbers since it’s “besides the point”?

 

[Hungerpain]

the data uses numbers. What’s your numbers since it’s “besides the point”?

Numbers...Smh.
The same "numbers" that got Chicago number 5 right?
Im talking common sense.
The fact that its gangs,shootings,violent packed jails,murders,criminal activity at all suggests that its not the safest city in the Country.
The safest city in the country has none or basically none of the above.
New York has plenty but because it hss Damn near 10 million people it doesn't look "bad"

The fact that the Bronx is the way that it is Automatically rules out NYC as the safest.
Thats like saying you got the cleanest house on the block but you keep a shytty bathroom.

"But but its not what it was in the 90's" doesn't equate to it being the safest city in the country.

 

[Antwon Mitchell]

Imagine being angry living in a safe city or jealous of the people who live in it.

That's the two conflicting messages I'm getting from this thread...

One side is mad because they take pride in living in dangerous/unsafe areas and the other side is jealous cause ppl are living in safer cities than them.

 

[jadillac]

Everybody knows nyc is safe.

The gun laws are way too strict.

If y'all didn't have those laws it would be wild bc the road rage, bad driving there is off the charts

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Numbers...Smh.
The same "numbers" that got Chicago number 5 right?
Im talking common sense.
The fact that its gangs,shootings,violent packed jails,murders,criminal activity at all suggests that its not the safest city in the Country.
The safest city in the country has none or basically none of the above.
New York has plenty but because it hss Damn near 10 million people it doesn't look "bad"

The fact that the Bronx is the way that it is Automatically rules out NYC as the safest.
Thats like saying you got the cleanest house on the block but you keep a shytty bathroom.

"But but its not what it was in the 90's" doesn't equate to it being the safest city in the country.

I was in Chicago in 2 months ago. Chicago is a segregated city and half of the city is literally crimeless.


That’s why it got that spot. This is another example of hood dudes who swear the world evolves around them.


While my citizens app was going off in Chicago the area I was in which was across Google was live as hell and no crimes going on. I stayed at A loft Chicago hotel.

 

[Hungerpain]

I was in Chicago in 2 months ago. Chicago is a segregated city and half of the city is literally crimeless.


That’s why it got that spot. This is another example of hood dudes who swear the world evolves around them.


While my citizens app was going off in Chicago the area I was in which was across Google was live as hell and no crimes going on. I stayed at A loft Chicago hotel.

I swear some of you are retarded,lack commin sense and incapable of comprehending simple concepts.

I don't even know why I bother talking to yall.

 

[Isaiah Bradley]

4. Personal security Inputs

• 4.1.1) Use of data-driven techniques for crime
• 4.1.2) Gun regulation and enforcement
• 4.1.3 a) Threat of terrorism
• 4.1.3 b) Threat of military conflict
• 4.1.3 c) Threat of civil unrest
• 4.1.4 a) Police personnel per capita
• 4.1.4 b) Prosecution personnel per capita
• 4.1.4 c) Professional judges or magistrate personnel per capita
• 4.1.5) Expenditure on social security
• 4.1.6 a) Laws on domestic violence
• 4.1.6 b) Laws on sexual harassment Outputs
• 4.2.1 a) Prevalence of petty crime
• 4.2.1 b) Prevalence of violent crime
• 4.2.2) Organised crime
• 4.2.3) Severity of terrorist attacks
• 4.2.4) Deaths from substance use disorders
• 4.2.5) Level of corruption
• 4.2.6) Enforceability of contracts
• 4.2.7 a) Income inequality levels
• 4.2.7 b) Share of population in vulnerable employment
• 4.2.8 a) Female homicide rates
• 4.2.8 b) Prevalence of domestic violence

5. Environmental security Inputs

• 5.1.1) Sustainability masterplan
• 5.1.2) Incentives for renewable energy
• 5.1.3) Green economy initiatives
• 5.1.4) Waste management Outputs
• 5.2.1) Sustainable energy
• 5.2.2) Rate of water stress
• 5.2.3) Air quality levels
• 5.2.4) Urban forest cover
• 5.2.5) Waste generation

These are some indicators used to make list....yall telling this not status?