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US crime clock ! - ntype - 09-12-2007
http://www.poodwaddle.com/crimeclock.htm
Interesting stuff, some kind of "live statistical clock" of the crime being committed. Yup.
US crime clock ! - BIRD33 - 09-12-2007
We have more people than your country does.Hence more crime.
US crime clock ! - quint - 09-12-2007
where is the data coming from?
US crime clock ! - ntype - 09-13-2007
quint Wrote:where is the data coming from?
if you go on "help" (on the paperboard where all the stats sums up) they tell you their sources.
US crime clock ! - ntype - 09-13-2007
BIRD33 Wrote:We have more people than your country does.Hence more crime.
you're right and wrong at the same time. Right because a bigger population pool means as well a bigger "criminality pool" but the crimes are not directly related to the population size but more to an heck lot of sociological, economical and behavioral factors. Not to mention that the notion of "crime" varies from one country to another.
US crime clock ! - Sassy - 09-13-2007
ntype Wrote:you're right and wrong at the same time. Right because a bigger population pool means as well a bigger "criminality pool" but the crimes are not directly related to the population size but more to an heck lot of sociological, economical and behavioral factors. Not to mention that the notion of "crime" varies from one country to another.I won't say "yes" or "no" right now.Understood. Good reason.
Are you talking about an animal, vegetable or mineral?
Really you don't think so?
US crime clock ! - what? - 09-13-2007
ntype Wrote:you're right and wrong at the same time. Right because a bigger population pool means as well a bigger "criminality pool" but the crimes are not directly related to the population size but more to an heck lot of sociological, economical and behavioral factors. Not to mention that the notion of "crime" varies from one country to another.
to quote mike vick's remaining supporters - "it's a cultural thing"
US crime clock ! - quint - 09-13-2007
funny how they are tracking illeagal immigrants.
are they trying to make a corelation?
if so, that makes our crime problem the immigrants fault. right?
US crime clock ! - ntype - 09-14-2007
quint Wrote:funny how they are tracking illeagal immigrants.
are they trying to make a corelation?
if so, that makes our crime problem the immigrants fault. right?
well it's a tactic adopted widely "it's not you my dear electors who commit crimes but those nasty immigrants who does nasty thing all day long ah vote for me I'll kick those immigrants out and you'll get bucketload of milk and honey !"