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Lots of comments about relative safety of US vs European cities. Looking at the data, you need to scroll past 9 US cities (all big cities) until you find the f
by Equiet 4y ago
Lots of comments about relative safety of US vs European cities.
Looking at the data, you need to scroll past 9 US cities (all big cities) until you find the first European city (relatively small city you never have a reason to go to) in this crime ranking: https://www.numbeo.com/crime/rankings.jsp https://www.numbeo.com/crime/rankings.jsp
Europe is definitely safer than the US.
- nonethewiser 4y agoWhich 9? I see 5, then Bradford, UK
- tough 4y agoBrexit?
- klohto 4y agoI didn’t realize Brexit meant you change a continent
- tough 4y agoThey have always been a non-continental island AFAIK
- nonethewiser 4y agoThey left the EU, not Europe
- balls187 4y agoAside for the active warzone.
- 0xDEF 4y agoThe "problematic" parts of Copenhagen and many other European cities are often counted as being part of other smaller suburban municipalities/cities that are too small to appear on such lists. Nation-wide statistics show that Europe is definitely much safer than the US. However I would rather compare metropolitan areas than cities.