>If you were to go to someone and ask "What city has the highest rate of car theft in 2022" they would probably say NYC or LA when in reality, it's Odessa TX (b

>If you were to go to someone and ask "What city has the highest rate of car theft in 2022" they would probably say NYC or LA when in reality, it's Odessa TX (btw Republican mayor). This shows how this manipulation tactic works, it's based on exaggeration, stereotypes, and constantly streaming information According to this site[0], 3 of the 5 cities with the highest rates of auto theft were in California in 2020. Meanwhile, you constructed a strawman from a hypothetical question that some person would "probably" answer, and then complained about manipulation tactics. Do you see the issue here? [0]https://www.insurance.com/auto-insurance/claims/top-cities-ranked-for-car-thefts.html#:~:text=Bakersfield%2C%20California%2C%20tops%20the%20list,highest%20rate%20of%20stolen%20vehicles https://www.insurance.com/auto-insurance/claims/top-cities-r....