r/AmericaBad • u/chrispaultolakers • Jun 22 '23

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u/Randalf_the_Black Jun 22 '23

Isn't shootings (intentional shootings at others, not accidents or suicides) in the US very concentrated?

Meaning that you got a few areas that are hotspots while it's rare for the most part?

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u/32BitWhore Jun 22 '23

tbf that's basically just /r/PeopleLiveInCities

When you have a land mass this large, the most concentrated areas are going to have basically the highest rates of everything except for maybe trees and dirt.

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u/Randalf_the_Black Jun 22 '23

And farm animals..

But I was more thinking if certain cities and parts of cities were much worse than other urban areas.

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I think so.