Submitted by okayorlando t3_11zz56z in massachusetts
corinini t1_jdf4gcg wrote
Reply to comment by Icy-Neck-2422 in Moving from AZ to MA by okayorlando
The flip side of this is that everywhere is safe by U.S. standards.
mehkindaok t1_jdf86of wrote
Are you saying Brockton or Lawrence are safer than an average middle of nowhere suburb in one of the square states?
corinini t1_jdf8w2r wrote
I'm saying neither one of those places rises to the level of dangerous, and I would feel safe living in either place.
mehkindaok t1_jdfaww1 wrote
That wasn’t my question - I specifically asked, are you saying Brockton or Lawrence have lower crime rate than an average middle class square state suburb?
corinini t1_jdfbaln wrote
They are safe places to live. I don't care about your personal goalpost, it's irrelevant.
mehkindaok t1_jdfbtk4 wrote
https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/ma/brockton/crime - one out of 156 chance of being a victim of violent crime one out of 63 chance of being a victim of property crime might not be as bad as Jackson, MS but I would not call it “safe” by any means.
corinini t1_jdfc4ig wrote
Good for you.
mehkindaok t1_jdfd4nq wrote
Look, I know it feels great to virtue signal and show everyone just how inclusive and progressive you are, but why don’t you keep it contained within your usual circlejerk and not do a great disservice to those not familiar with the area by steering them to clearly unsafe locations? It’s your types that routinely tell others places like Grove Hall are perfectly safe and anyone saying otherwise is all sorts of *ist.
corinini t1_jdfddl3 wrote
We disagree. Let it go. It's not "virtue signaling" to have a difference of opinion. I've lived in places you are describing and felt perfectly safe. You are free to feel differently. Now go away.
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