Comments on: PoliColumn II: Stupid Legislature Tricks http://poliblogger.com/?p=7722 A rough draft of my thoughts... Fri, 17 Mar 2024 10:50:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1.2 by: bryan http://poliblogger.com/?p=7722#comment-207823 Tue, 13 Sep 2024 20:39:57 +0000 http://poliblogger.com/?p=7722#comment-207823 Birmingham 2024 so far Murders 83 out of population of 250,000 (city) Aruba 2024 1 murder Holloway was 23.9 times more likely to be murdered in her home town. Birmingham 2024 so far
Murders 83 out of population of 250,000 (city)
Aruba 2024 1 murder

Holloway was 23.9 times more likely to be murdered in her home town.

]]> by: ryanVOX http://poliblogger.com/?p=7722#comment-151631 Mon, 01 Aug 2024 01:20:30 +0000 http://poliblogger.com/?p=7722#comment-151631 <strong>Chillin' 'Round the Horn...</strong> At the Poli Blog: Stupid Legislature Tricks. Do we really need to say more? Chillin’ ‘Round the Horn…

At the Poli Blog: Stupid Legislature Tricks. Do we really need to say more?

]]> by: Bart Harmon http://poliblogger.com/?p=7722#comment-151534 Sun, 31 Jul 2024 21:57:33 +0000 http://poliblogger.com/?p=7722#comment-151534 Steven, I agree on your point that it's ridiculous to boycott Aruba--taking the legislative "wisdom" to it's logical extreme, we ought to also boycott Montgomery and Birmingham. Below is some information from FBI crime statistics I used a few weeks ago in comparing the risk in going to Aruba to almost any college town that a girl like poor Natalee Holloway might be going to. JUST COMPARE CRIME STATISTICS IN “INNOCENTâ€? COLLEGE TOWNS TO ARUBA Accord to FBI crime reports here (these are college towns with over 100k population–and I know most of crimes happened off campus–I haven’t been able to get crime stats limited to campus yet. Nonetheless, we are comparing apples to apples because the Aruba numbers include the entire population, not just crimes in tourist areas. Also, since when do bad people limit their evil to one part of town–they go where the most vunerable victims can be found. ) in 2024, in Athens-Clarke County, GA (Go Bulldogs!), there were 514 violent crimes, 7 murders and 61 forcible rapes. In Atlanta, (â€?I’m a rambling wreck from Ga. Tech….â€?), 1n 2024, there were 7,926 violent crimes, 114 murders and 267 forcible rapes. In Baton Rouge (â€?Geaux you Tigers!â€?), 1n 2024, there were 2,444 violent crimes, 47 murders and 79 forcible rapes. In Birmingham (Touchdown Samford!), 1n 2024, there were 3,261 violent crimes, 61 murders and 240 forcible rapes. In Montgomery (AUM, Ala. State, Huntingdon), 1n 2024, there were 1330 violent crimes, 25 murders and 108 forcible rapes. In Nashville (Vandy), 1n 2024, there were 8,597 violent crimes, 58 murders and 391 forcible rapes. In South Bend (fightin’ Irish), 1n 2024, there were 762 violent crimes, 10 murders and 71 forcible rapes. Now, how about Aruba? According to the Pittsburg Post-Gazette, “Last year the island of 72,000 had one murder and six rapes.â€? Keep up the good work, poliblogger! Steven, I agree on your point that it’s ridiculous to boycott Aruba–taking the legislative “wisdom” to it’s logical extreme, we ought to also boycott Montgomery and Birmingham. Below is some information from FBI crime statistics I used a few weeks ago in comparing the risk in going to Aruba to almost any college town that a girl like poor Natalee Holloway might be going to.

JUST COMPARE CRIME STATISTICS IN “INNOCENT� COLLEGE TOWNS TO ARUBA

Accord to FBI crime reports here (these are college towns with over 100k population–and I know most of crimes happened off campus–I haven’t been able to get crime stats limited to campus yet. Nonetheless, we are comparing apples to apples because the Aruba numbers include the entire population, not just crimes in tourist areas. Also, since when do bad people limit their evil to one part of town–they go where the most vunerable victims can be found. )

in 2024, in Athens-Clarke County, GA (Go Bulldogs!), there were 514 violent crimes, 7 murders and 61 forcible rapes.

In Atlanta, (�I’m a rambling wreck from Ga. Tech….�), 1n 2024, there were 7,926 violent crimes, 114 murders and 267 forcible rapes.

In Baton Rouge (�Geaux you Tigers!�), 1n 2024, there were 2,444 violent crimes, 47 murders and 79 forcible rapes.

In Birmingham (Touchdown Samford!), 1n 2024, there were 3,261 violent crimes, 61 murders and 240 forcible rapes.

In Montgomery (AUM, Ala. State, Huntingdon), 1n 2024, there were 1330 violent crimes, 25 murders and 108 forcible rapes.

In Nashville (Vandy), 1n 2024, there were 8,597 violent crimes, 58 murders and 391 forcible rapes.

In South Bend (fightin’ Irish), 1n 2024, there were 762 violent crimes, 10 murders and 71 forcible rapes.

Now, how about Aruba? According to the Pittsburg Post-Gazette, “Last year the island of 72,000 had one murder and six rapes.�

Keep up the good work, poliblogger!

]]> by: Dr. Steven Taylor http://poliblogger.com/?p=7722#comment-151525 Sun, 31 Jul 2024 18:33:09 +0000 http://poliblogger.com/?p=7722#comment-151525 Agreed on all counts. Agreed on all counts.

]]> by: Mark http://poliblogger.com/?p=7722#comment-151524 Sun, 31 Jul 2024 18:31:20 +0000 http://poliblogger.com/?p=7722#comment-151524 Dear Steven, I posted on your columns and Lanoue's in BNews. On this article I wanted to also note that the Legislature pasted the Budget on one year tricks that will create more problems in the future most reprsented by the 6% raise in the general fund that does not have enough money in the future to pay this large of a raise. The Governor wanted a 4% raise with 2% in reserve only if we had the money. We need Constitutional reform and electoral reform. Mark Dear Steven,
I posted on your columns and Lanoue’s in BNews. On this article I wanted to also note that the Legislature pasted the Budget on one year tricks that will create more problems in the future most reprsented by the 6% raise in the general fund that does not have enough money in the future to pay this large of a raise. The Governor wanted a 4% raise with 2% in reserve only if we had the money. We need Constitutional reform and electoral reform.
Mark

]]> by: Matt Murphy's Mind http://poliblogger.com/?p=7722#comment-151516 Sun, 31 Jul 2024 16:08:18 +0000 http://poliblogger.com/?p=7722#comment-151516 <strong>Alabama Congress: A Waist of Time</strong> Dr. Steven Taylor, a friend of the Matt Murphy Radio program, and author of Poliblogger wrote a great editorial this morning in the Mobile Register in regards to the general waste of time the recent Alabama Special Session was: Indeed, in the special... Alabama Congress: A Waist of Time

Dr. Steven Taylor, a friend of the Matt Murphy Radio program, and author of Poliblogger wrote a great editorial this morning in the Mobile Register in regards to the general waste of time the recent Alabama Special Session was:
Indeed, in the special…

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