^ Most Americans will just blame Mexicans or whatever.
no canadian cities?
^ For homicide, no way, not even close. Most dangerous for polar bear attacks or something, sure. I’m in a city of 1.2 million and we had 30 homicides last year. And that’s really high by Canadian standards. Not sure there is any city in all of the U.S. that low.
^ gun control evidence.
What? Not a single European city? I am not buying this. I mean things can get pretty crazy here. Last year I heard of this guy who as shoved when queuing for Adele tickets.
Those bastards!
The high per capita of CFA charterholders brings peace and prosperity to the city of Toronto.
The Mrs. and I took a tour of Spain, Portugal and Morocco about 10 years ago. The group was a pretty even mix of Americans and Aussies, with a few Europeans thrown in. When it came time to head to Morocco, a lot of people asked the tour guide, who was Spanish, if they should take extra precautions in Morocco to stay safe. The guide basically said that they should obviously be cautious no matter where they were, but in his experience, tourists were robbed/assaulted much more often in European cities than in any of the Moroccan cities he visits.
The violence ranking tracks only homicides, and does not take into consideration assaults or other violent crimes (gangrape?). Also not considered is the incidence of Toronto CFA charterholders forced into prostitution due to the saturation of CFA job applicants.
In Canada that’s not a crime.
you guys are friendly +1
Orlando, Anaheim, DC and Detroit would be on my guess list for sure
So basically Brazil is one big hellhole