Well, howdy there, internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to, we're going to talk about something I didn't say and taking the bait and we're going to go over a piece of information that was

included in one of the sources that I used in their recent video talking about rates in rural areas

versus cities and the methodology that gets used and so on and so forth. Because there were

three items listed in one, three things that the authors of the article

noticed, and I only read two of them and then I put a link down below something I never do.

Okay so this is the message I received.

Why didn't you read the other thing on the police website?

In the South, poor, and black.

You just exclude the information about it being black people's fault and this is why you're a couple of words I'm not going to read hack

Give me one reason why you exclude it to get this message so we could talk about it

Because it deserves a video all of its own

So So for those who didn't watch that video there's an article that I used and it's talking about the 10 most dangerous counties and it's put out by cops.

The first thing that they kind of put in their notes was that there's a regional divide.

This, the most dangerous counties, they're all in the south.

And that makes sense.

There's a causal link there between a strong gun culture, weak

gun laws, and more gun violence. I mean that just kind of tracks. And then they

note that they're low-income areas, which also has a causal link.

People without money often commit crimes of desperation, and sometimes that turns into violent crime.

And then it says this, those two I read.

This I didn't.

All 10 of the cities and counties on this list have an African American plurality or

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