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these are some bold (anecdotal) claims made in response to an extremely well-sourced article that not only shows where the data came from but how it was analyze

• justinzollars 5y ago
  The data disagrees with what I have said, yes. But so did the data of the 1932 Ukrainian harvest and subsequent famine [1]. The Ukranians reported a record harvest, in the same way the SF Chronicle reports "crime is actually way down". I've lived in SF for 12 years, its never been so bad. You see it, you feel it, business are closing because of it. Business data may back up what I have said, you could google walgreens crime stats in SF as an example. Target is another example. Also the 1,000 people who will die due to drug OD are not counted. Why is that? [1] The 1932 Harvest and the Famine of 1933 https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/slavic-review/article/abs/1932-harvest-and-the-famine-of-1933/C5FC508259E11A70BFBFA5AE5A2C4E9F https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/slavic-review/articl...