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4/6/2013 11:26:10 PM
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Yes, I can. I could say Mexico has a lower crime rate than last year (I have no idea if that's true, but it's irrelevant). It doesn't mean it's low. http://www.nationmaster.com/graph/cri_tot_cri-crime-total-crimes The United States still have a considerably higher crime rate then the next on the list, the United Kingdom.
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Notice how it says "total crimes"? It's not broken down per capita. That's 11 million crimes for 313 million Americans, and 6 million crimes for 62 million Britons. When I divide these "total crimes" by the population, I get a per capita rate of 0.104 for the UK and 0.037 for the United States. Please come back when you understand how statistics work.
