A. Is that possibly called deterrence? B. “Fallen a lot” isn’t the same as “Murder rate lower than Canada.” C. Your bias is by pointing out how much it has fa

A. Is that possibly called deterrence? B. “Fallen a lot” isn’t the same as “Murder rate lower than Canada.” C. Your bias is by pointing out how much it has fallen since 2015. This is however an outlier bias - in 2015, El Salvador was the world’s most dangerous country. #1 for murders, by over 30% more than #2. The pre-mass-incarceration rate, though lower, would still be considered dangerous anywhere else. Going from “world’s most dangerous country” to “just a dangerous country” isn’t a victory, and it does not follow that following this, the country would naturally transition to “safe country.”