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I for one would like to know exactly how they came up with this information. Not because I doubt the information per se (If I was going to just pick what I thought was the top 10 most dangerous cities I would have picked several of the ones on there just from personal experience and word of mouth) however I would like more information, like was this done per capita or not? It seems for the most part the 10 safest cities are considerbly smaller cities. The shame about articles (and research) like this is that is could tell us so much more then it does. They leave out most of the hard data because, for one, Americans as a whole have very short attention spans and would never get to that part of the article, that and if someone was to come to and show the corelations between crime and things such as income, education and health, well we just wouldn't want to hear such a thing.
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Meridae'n once played "death" at a game of chess that lasted for over two years. He finally beat death in a best 34 out of 67 match. At that time he could ask for any one thing and he could wish for the hope of all mankind... he looked death right in the eye and said ...
"I would like about three fiddy"
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