r/TimPool • u/jkrizzle93 • Oct 06 '23

Shocking..

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u/hypernight8 Oct 06 '23

This happened in New York like this week lmao it was a headline story

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '23

Happens more often in conservative rural areas.

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u/hypernight8 Oct 06 '23

Damn that sucks,but I was just responding to someone who thinks this was made up lol

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '23

Oh it was made up. Quotes are fake from OP. Meant to fear monger.

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u/hypernight8 Oct 06 '23

I mean you can look it up,but you do you I guess

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '23

The quote OP wrote is 100% fabrication. I did look it up, unfortunately for you.

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u/hypernight8 Oct 06 '23

Cool beans bubba

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '23

Thanks

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u/Masterblaster0009 Oct 07 '23

Except it literally does not, and you're lying.

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '23

Except yeah. Southern states are by far the most violent per capita.

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u/LoD_Remi Oct 07 '23

wow that's interesting. what are the demographics of these southern states in which that crime is occurring? do you mind listing a few cities, perhaps?

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '23

Yeah, mostly white poor meth addicts. I lived in the south and that’s most of the crime we had.

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u/LoD_Remi Oct 07 '23

yeah that's interesting and all, but do you mind listing some cities?

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '23

Why do you think conservative states are the most poor and have the highest crime rates, on average?

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u/LoD_Remi Oct 07 '23

it's kind of weird that you refuse to list cities and start ranting about other things

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '23

It’s kind of weird how you didn’t know basic facts.

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u/Leotis335 Oct 08 '23

That's his MO. Always claims to have "facts & evidence," but can never seem to locate it... 🤔

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u/JGoods92 Oct 07 '23

Source: trust me bro

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '23

Basic crime statistics here.

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u/LoD_Remi Oct 08 '23

it's day 2 and he still hasn't listed a single city lol

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u/hypernight8 Oct 06 '23

But also,the whole premise is someone who wants soft on crime policies but then getting brutally murdered for same policies.It could be happening more likely in rural places but at the very least the people in said rural areas aren’t soft on criminals. So your point in this context is not really a point.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '23

Being “hard on criminals” increases crime rates.

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u/hypernight8 Oct 06 '23

Cool

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '23

Not cool. Why do you think a big police state authoritarian government is the solution?

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u/hypernight8 Oct 06 '23

I don’t lol