> I am interested in the actual subject of how policies and socioeconomic factors affect crime. Nobody attacked you, no need for that performance. Again, this

> I am interested in the actual subject of how policies and socioeconomic factors affect crime. Nobody attacked you, no need for that performance. Again, this is article about the prevailing political and media narrative of murder in Democratic-led locations being (at least partially) incorrect. If you want a study about how specific policies impact murder rates, this is not that study. No amount of complaining about this actual study will make it that hypothetical study. In fact, I tried to find those studies for you in another thread and provided 3 examples of studies that connect actual policies to crime/murder. You refused to accept that information and your response was another string of questions and challenges. That leads me to believe (again) that you aren't interested in an actual discussion, but merely searching for more data to support your existing conclusion.