> Detroit has been one of the top cities for murder rate for over 50 years straight How does that relate statistically to urban vs rural crime rates? You didn’

> Detroit has been one of the top cities for murder rate for over 50 years straight How does that relate statistically to urban vs rural crime rates? You didn’t make an argument about Detroit. You made one about rural vs city generally. > where would you rather be caught When I was 13 years old I witnessed 2 teenagers being assaulted by a crowd of adults with firearms in a rural location while working on a farm for the summer. I’ve never experienced anything scarier since. I don’t extrapolate that experience out to all rural locations though so I’m not sure. I think urban just for the transportation options. > you used a predominantly black rural area I didn’t. Tptacek did. I just looked up their stats to see if it was an obvious anomaly. It wasn’t. You also didn’t make a point about race. Your point was about rural vs urban. Perhaps you’d like to make a further point?