50 minutes to go ! <| sep |> Your linked article doesn ' t say anything like that . <| sep |> Is this supposed to be an earthquake joke , dad ? <| sep |> Right ? That would look perfectly normal for an Asda or Tesco . I ' m not really seeing how the US having big grocery stores is a thing . <| sep |> Putkonen ei vaadi selvitykselt muuta kuin sen , ett se riidattomasti osoittaa tuulivoiman ihmisten oireiden syyksi . Tulee hyvi tutkimustuloksia kun ne ptt jo valmiiksi . <| sep |> 4 UB 02 Beauty in Moon <| sep |> Some people , like myself , like to have a physical copy if possible . <| sep |> Abrahamic religions and homophobia go pretty hand in hand . <| sep |> This is crazy to me since violent crime on the whole is down . This is a poor argument . First off , violent crime went up from 2014 to 2015 . And it is looking to go up again this year . Moreover , things getting better is not an excuse not to try and make things better still . Secondly , violent crime dropped in part due to more police presence and longer prison sentences keeping people off the streets longer . Thirdly , crime is highly concentrated in some areas good areas have very low crime rates , bad areas have third world crime rates or worse . A number of cities in the US have amongst the highest homicide rates in the world much higher than countries like Mexico , even though there ' s a fucking drug war going on there . The thing is , most of America isn ' t like that . But if you live in such an area , having to deal with criminals is quite common . Additionally , the primary issue most of these places are dealing with is not violent criminals , it is shoplifters , who are vastly more common and are still a problem . Your argument is flawed on every level .