> people feel much less safe walking down it at night and if I were to decide to steal a car or burgle a house, I'd pick that street A lot of it comes down to

> people feel much less safe walking down it at night and if I were to decide to steal a car or burgle a house, I'd pick that street A lot of it comes down to feelings. We need actual data, how much does crime actually goes up, not how people think it does. Otherwise, these people need to pay for the infrastructure and electric consumption. There is no reason why everyone should pay for their feelings if it does not bring concrete benefits to everybody.