Two Brian Tyler Cohen supporters (red state/blue state homicide) get squashed

Here are the debates I recently had w/ 2 people who were autistically-reciting talking points that Brian Tyler Cohen pulled out of someone's rear end about a year ago

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L. Fenton:

Here is where he is commenting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F777uad8yFI Here is his channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtppMa6_VPfhXb2VpvoNqVw

Here is the FENTON Debate [any editorial comments I add will be bracketed]

UTubeKookDetector
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UTubeKookDetector
1 year ago
#stopthesteal https://www.freewebs.com/professor_enigma/democrat-election-fraud
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L.Fenton
L.Fenton
1 year ago
Did you seriously just ❤️ your own comment?😒
UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
1 year ago (edited)
@L.Fenton https://rumble.com/vcnn9f-mcstupidx-makes-a-stunning-admission.html Thanks for passing that on! ;) https://rumble.com/vciw0p-old-fart-rants-exposed-in-his-own-words.html if you like this one better, you can pass it along instead. Thanks little feller!
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UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
9 months ago
@L.Fenton The most violent cities in America vote Democrat https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=2909861932583537&id=1400591836843895 They also have lots of black on black homicide, lots of fatherless children & lots of working age folks taking a break from the labor force
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UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
2 weeks ago
@L.Fenton "Republican Voter Suppression" talking points debunked! https://rumble.com/v24tyd2-divorcee-sam-seder-debunked-on-republican-voter-suppression.html
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L.Fenton
L.Fenton
2 weeks ago
@UTubeKookDetector Actually that's proven to be mostly untrue.
L.Fenton
L.Fenton
2 weeks ago
@UTubeKookDetector That proves nothing.
UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
3 hours ago
@L.Fenton Actually, I have all the data in my featured video, so I will record your responses, bring your "A" game. Here is a sample, see if you can undermine i.

How about Missouri? Criminal Homicide Rate 2018-2020 (1,898 criminal homicides according to the FBI, 1,912 criminal homicides according to the MO State Highway Patrol) = 10.304 per 100,000 (FBI) & 10.380 per 100,000.

How about St. Louis City & Kansas City, Missouri? Criminal Homicide Rate 2018-2020 (1,110 criminal homicides) = 45.995 per 100,000. Criminal Homicide Rate in Missouri OUTSIDE of St. Louis City & Kansas City (788 criminal homicides if you use the FBI total) = 4.923 per 100,000 (5.010 per 100,000 using MO State Highway Patrol Data). Have you seen this movie before?

the counties in MO that voted 66% or more for Trump in 2016 & 2020: Number of Homicides for those counties 2018-2020 = 122

Cumulative Population for those counties 2018-2020 = 6,724,722

Homicide Rate for the counties above 2018-2020 = 1.814 per 100,000. That is much lower than the homicide rate in MO outside of St. Louis City & Kansas City. The uber-Republican, Donald Trump counties in MO are not spiking homicide rates there.

you will have to do much better than your the one sentence replies that you can get away with at the bar. Good luck!
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L.Fenton
L.Fenton
2 hours ago
@UTubeKookDetector What's all those supposed to prove? How is this relevant to the topic here?

And did you seriously heart your own comments? That's just cringe.
UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
2 hours ago
@L.Fenton Keep going, I am recording your comments. You already whined about me "hearting" my own comments. I do it to make the autistics mad, they have such a thin skin. This is my channel Cletus, I choose what is relevant here -- you did come over & comment, right? I did challenged you on this & you finally replied, right? Now since you have nothing detailed to say, nothing even remotely astute to say I am doing to you what I have done to many others -- I am picking a topic for you. Capiche? Here's http://freewebs.com/professor_enigma/covid-increase-homicides (or see my featured vid) another sampling of my data:

How about Minnesota? 2018-2020 criminal homicide rate (413 according to the FBI, 406 according to the MN Dept of Public Safety. You can see the difference in the data as some cases of “Murder/Non-negligent Manslaughter” were either ruled a “negligent manslaughter” case or a “justifiable homicide” down the road) = 2.435 per 100,000.

Criminal Homicide Rate (243 criminal homicides in that time frame) for Minneapolis/St. Paul (Twin Cities) 2018-2020 = 10.984 per 100,000. Criminal Homicide rate in Minnesota OUTSIDE of the Twin Cities 2018-2020 (170 homicides) = 1.152 per 100,000. The Twin Cities overwhelmingly vote Democrat. I have done this examination of many states.

Again, homicide is not “increasing everywhere”, it is mainly cities run by Dumocrats that have catered to the #blacklivesmatter sociopaths – cities that have woke public schools, lots of folks on food stamps, lots of fatherless children & they are usually “diverse.”
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L.Fenton
L.Fenton
1 hour ago
@UTubeKookDetector Why bother record my comments?

That's pretty piss reason to heart them tbh. Disappointing motive really. What have autistic ppl done to you? That's ablelist.

According to 2019 FBI data, 7 out of 10 states with the highest per-capita rates of violent crime voted Republican in the 2020 election. In contrast, seven out of ten states with the lowest rates voted Democrat.

[already debunked these talking points here http://freewebs.com/professor_enigma/covid-increase-homicides & https://rumble.com/v2ahqta-divorcee-sam-seder-vs.-utubekookdetector-black-on-black-crime.html There are a slew of states & cities that have high murder rates & the vast majority of that is black on black]

Did you take into account that your Statistics could be complicated by the fact that higher crime rates may reflect greater reporting rather than a higher incidence of crime?

[a few unreported violent crime incidents in Western rural Iowa would result in a much higher rate, a few missed murders or violent crime incidents in Chicago or Atlanta would not even be a rounding error, so that doesn’t help your high crime areas. Nice try though]

Do you even know what woke means? Cos if you did you wouldn't see it as a bad thing?

You're also stereotyping. [stating facts such as, “Young black men tend to murder young black men disproportionately isn’t a stereotype, it’s a fact as I have demonstrated]
UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
1 hour ago
@L.Fenton You literally repeated the argument I debunked in my featured video, you do realize that? I know you just went to Google & Found this a moment ago. So, what counties in Missouri, Tennessee or Illinois are the most violent? ALL those states have homicide rates well above the national average. You think the entire state is homogeneous? I took the counties that voted 60% more more for Trump twice & the counties that voted 60% more more for Biden & Hillary, what do think I found (Those counties are outliers as their support for a candidate was much higher than what those candidates obtained nationally)?

What races do you think are most commonly arrested for homicide in those states & what races do you think are disproportionately the victims of homicide in those states? Do tell, or you can try & google an answer, since I know that is exactly what you're doing. We'll see what he comes up with folks.
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L.Fenton
L.Fenton
1 hour ago
@UTubeKookDetector Clearly you didn't factor the systemic racism involved towards minorities. [now we have the catch-all argument, “Racism” which trumps anything I say]

You didn't debunk anything. Sure those statistics are up to date and non-partisan?
L.Fenton
L.Fenton
1 hour ago
@UTubeKookDetector Clearly you didn't factor the systemic racism involved towards minorities.

You didn't debunk anything. Sure those statistics are up to date and non-partisan? [you can’t debunk my data & you will not try, this is just a diversion on your part to avoid having to do nay research]
UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
56 minutes ago
@L.Fenton So, you have no county level data on homicide in states like MO, TN or IL? Actually, I did not examine every county in TN because they make it very difficult. They do not collate their data by county, with each reporting jurisdiction underneath, that would've taken days as TN has a lot of GOP-leaning counties. I did however, do that for their two most Dumocrat counties, Shelby & Davidson.

The other two, I have gobs of data on & they both indicated that the counties that voted 60% or more for Biden/Shillary have sky high homicide rates & the very pro-Trump counties have homicide rates well below the national avg.

You say, "Sure those statistics are up to date and non-partisan?" He's looking for a way out kids, he's trying to find a way to declare all my data (which comes from the FBI, various state agencies & even some local PD reports, I try to get 3 sources of info) biased, which will allow him tpo declare victory & avoid having to defend himself.

Then he plays the race card, the all-encompassing, get out of jail free card, which also allows someone to avoid debate. I have news for you little man, blacks have had a homicide fatality rate (by "high" I mean it is typically more than 2X the national average) for over a century. Prior to or after the Civil Rights Act, it has always been a problem.

Which counties in MN do you think have the highest homicide rates? The ones that voted 60% or more for Trump, or the ones that voted 60% or more for Biden/Shillary? Run that data for me. I am giving him several chances to defend himself so he can't claim that I stifled him later.
UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
30 minutes ago
@L.Fenton Where did you go Cletus, did you lose your talking points rolodex? Doing google research? Hello? Concede the argument or try again. I am waiting
L.Fenton
L.Fenton
19 minutes ago
@UTubeKookDetector You didn't answer any of the questions. So you're not non-partisan.
L.Fenton
L.Fenton
18 minutes ago
@UTubeKookDetector WTF are you talking about? Who's Cetus? This is just cringe at this.
L.Fenton
L.Fenton
18 minutes ago (edited)
@UTubeKookDetector WTF are you talking about? Who's Cetus? This is just cringe.
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UTubeKookDetector
8 minutes ago
@L.Fenton Thanks for the bulletin board material, might want to check my Rumble channel in a day or two, I will have our debate up. I think it's apparent you have pretty much thrown in the towel. Thanks again Cooter!

[And that’s it folks, he had ample opportunity to defend himself & cannot do it, although they repeat the same exact talking point Brian Tyler Cohen repeated a few years ago, which I have debunked https://rumble.com/v19hafa-brian-tyler-cohen-is-not-very-bright.html ]

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Wasp Wrap:

And another jackass https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUHJ7XAeCvyfLL_U1upAeiQ

Here are the videos he is commenting on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7cYwHsdfTA & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIVhXVAaMJo

HERE IS THE WASP DEBATE

SUsyCar FISCHER stellmach
SUsyCar FISCHER stellmach
7 months ago
Vielen Dank für Eure Videos 👍🙏
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UTubeKookDetector
7 months ago
You are most welcome!
wasp wrap
wasp wrap
2 hours ago
@UTubeKookDetector they’re shit
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UTubeKookDetector
2 hours ago
@wasp wrap I am recording your comments: Here is a sampling of my data. TN has a homicide rate much higher than the national average, but most of the homicides is occurring in two counties that are run by Democrats -- Shelby & Davidson. Outside of those two counties, TN has a homicide rate below the national average. Where did you go to school, or rather -- where did you drop out from?
UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
2 hours ago
@wasp wrap Still waiting little man, it seems you are deleting some of your comments?
wasp wrap
wasp wrap
2 hours ago
@UTubeKookDetector if you really want to talk about city crime, why do red cities like Bakersfield, Fresno, Tulsa, and Jacksonville for example have higher crime then the rights punching bags NYC, LA, and Chicago per capita. New Jersey, Massachusetts, California, and New York are some of the safest states relating to gun violence, and violent crime. Even with cities such as Camden, Boston, LA, and NYC. For instance, the top 5 most dangerous city’s are all in red states. It’s amusing how Republicans love to talk about crime, they can’t even manage their cities, even blue cities, you’d think they could still do something to help, and the rest of red states aren’t better. New York is the ninth safest state with a city the right says is horrible, NYC. New York, California, and Massachusetts have some of the strictest gun laws, and are some of the safest, while South Carolina, Tennessee, and Mississippi have some of the loosest gun laws, pretty unsafe. If you want to use county arguments, don’t bother, you can’t escape the fact that red states suck at dealing with crime in their cities. fun fact, Wyoming, a state with some of the loosest gun laws in the nation is leading per capita with the most gun deaths. Where the fuck are their major cities.

[Tulsa, Oklahoma is in a county that is lean-Republican, but I would wager the city of Tulsa is lean-Democrat, although I have not been able to locate the precinct level voting data & neither has Wasp, he is tossing that out as a diversion]

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UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
1 hour ago
@wasp wrap You seem to have deleted your opening comment, I recorded it before you deep-sixed it. Here is a sampling of the data from the 2nd link in my channel banner. [his opening comment is only visible if you click “recent comments” as YouTube tends to hide profanity]

The following cities are all Democrat enclaves & they averaged (from 2018-2020_) more than 14 homicides PER DAY : Baltimore, Detroit, Stockton (CA), Cleveland, Jackson, Memphis, Birmingham, New Orleans, East St. Louis, St. Louis City, Atlanta, Bibb County (GA), Dougherty County (GA), Montgomery City, Baton Rouge, Flint (MI), Philadelphia, Pine Bluff (AR), Rochester (NY), Buffalo, Greensboro (NC), Durham (NC), Fayetteville (NC), Milwaukee, Dayton (OH), Danville (VA), Portsmouth (VA), Hampton (VA), Newport News (VA), Petersburg (VA), Norfolk (VA), Roanoke (VA), Richmond (VA), District of Columbia, Compton (CA), North Little Rock (AR), Wilmington (DE), Newark, Camden (NJ), Chicago, Gary (IN) & Little Rock (AR) cumulative homicides 2018-2020 = 11,964

Some of the worst dishonorable mentions: Houston, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Albuquerque, Louisville, Syracuse, Kansas City (MO), Oakland, Augusta/Richmond County (GA), Savannah (GA), & Shreveport cumulative homicides 2018-2020 = 3,623

Adding both those groups together gives us a cumulative homicide tally = 15,587. The FBI says there were 54,613 acts of criminal homicide committed 2018-2020. Those cities had 28.54% of all homicides 2018-2020. Those cities were only 6.354% of the entire U.S. population 2018-2020 & had a staggering homicide rate of 24.856 per 100,000. Again, the U.S. homicide rate from 2018-2020 was 5.533 per 100,000. Their homicide rate was collectively >449% HIGHER than the U.S. average.

Since you brought up Tulsa, I have a video chronicling Oklahoma & homicide, which debunks your cut-and-paste data. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABPax6-ZU1M Most of OK's homicide issues can be drilled-down to 2 counties (Tulsa & Oklahoma).

What about Illinois, it is a high homicide state, what does the data there tell us?

How about Illinois? 2018-2020 criminal homicide rate (FBI says 2,867 homicides, IL State Police say 2,901) = 7.5 per 100,000.

East St. Louis & Chicago criminal homicide rate (1,937 criminal homicides) 2018-2020 = 23.391 per 100,000. IL homicide rate OUTSIDE of Chicago & East St. Louis (930 homicides in IL OUTSIDE those cities) 2018-2020 = 3.105 per 100,000.

Let’s find all the counties in IL that Donald Trump won with 60% of the vote or > in 2016 & 2020.

Those counties are: [redacted, due to the list being insanely long] Cumulative Homicides for those counties 2018-2020 = 76

Cumulative Population (due to state data differing so much both ways from Census Data, I went w/ the latter) for those counties 2018-2020 = 3,935,893

Homicide Rate 2018-2020 for those counties = 1.930 per 100,000. This is much lower than the IL total en masse & much lower than the homicide rate in IL OUTSIDE of Chicago & E. St. Louis. Again, the most violent areas of America tend to be diverse, lots of fatherless children, lots of black-on-black homicide, lots of food stamps & lots of kids dropping out of school. Next...
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UTubeKookDetector
1 hour ago
@wasp wrap Wyoming has one of the lowest homicide rates in the nation, dead is dead whether its a homicide by knife, car, gun or personal weapons. You are segregating gun violence to make it seem high, when fewer people per 100,000 are murdered in Wyoming in a typical year, relative to the national average. I've seen that argument before, it's autistically-repeated a lot. Iowa has one of the lowest homicide rates in the country, but a handful of cities (Des Moines, Waterloo, Fort Dodge, Cedar Rapids, Davenport & Marshalltown) have almost half of its homicides. Fort Dodge & Waterloo have homicide rates more than 20% higher than the national average.

[The autistic is referring to all gun deaths, whether they be murder, accidental or suicide. He thinks your gun right should be restricted because mentally-ill people tend to kill themselves w/firearms. Japan has a high suicide rate, yet few guns. Should we restrict the ability of folks to consume alcohol recreatationally because a very small % get hammered & kill people on the highway? If Person A is privy to suicide, should all gun right be restricted? That’s essentially what he is arguing]

UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
1 hour ago
@wasp wrap About the only thing you have accomplished is thumbing up your own comments. Still waiting for your next volley, did your talking points not fare well in the wood chipper little fella?
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wasp wrap
52 minutes ago
@UTubeKookDetector again, all you did was list county crime rates. The fact you don’t see incompetence in that is sad. You can’t compare a spread out county that usually votes GOP, and an urban county that usually votes dem. Also, bringing up the point that blue states and red states have bad cities, yet somehow, a blue state like NY, where NYC is half of their population comes out as the 9th safest state, whereas in red states, the cities suck, and have higher rates of crime. Red states are also increasing in gun deaths and violent crimes, while blue states are delivering promises for safety, and have 8/10 safest states and some of the lowest rates of gun violence per capita.
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UTubeKookDetector
43 minutes ago (edited)
@wasp wrap You aren't paying attention, I listed county level data & above in this very thread I posted dozens of cities & their combined homicide rate, as well as their voting preferences on the national & state level. Pay attention kiddo. I'm guessing you are about 12 or perhaps that is your IQ.

Then you go back (again) to this blue states are safe, red states are not -- I will again point out that TN, IL & MO are all states that have sky high homicide rates & when you separate the very pro-Trump & Pro-Biden/Hillary counties & compare them, you can see where the homicide problems are.

I will (again) point out to you that your remark about WY & gun crime is flawed. You said in one breath that red counties will have lower homicide rates because they are spread out & then in the next breath talked about WY (a very rural state) having a very high gun homicide rate. Make up your mind.

Your logic is flawed: WY has one of the lowest overall homicide rates (for all weapons, whether they be firearm, personal weapon or object such as knife) in the nation. Would you rather live in a state w/ no gun deaths, but a sky high homicide rate or a state that has an overall homicide rate less than one-half the national average, but a high % of those deaths are by firearm?

Dead is dead, whether the perpetrator uses a gun, knife, crowbar or personal weapon.

I think he has run out of talking points, he keeps repeating them.

EDIT: I also find this funny, he whines about me using county data because, "You can’t compare a spread out county that usually votes GOP, and an urban county that usually votes dem," but you can look at an entire state that may have 100 or more counties that voted for Trump & mash that together. What the actual funk?
UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
13 minutes ago
@wasp wrap I never said NY state was not safe, in fact, I mention them in my essays on homicide. Overall, NY is a safe state, but there are some pockets of violence & those tend to be counties that are in the very pro-Democrat column.

"while South Carolina, Tennessee, and Mississippi have some of the loosest gun laws, pretty unsafe" What about Delaware, Illinois, North Carolina, Michigan -- do they have "loose" or "strict" gun laws. Have you done a study looking at homicide rates by county there & the voting preferences of those counties to determine the problem areas or does each county have the exact same homicide rate?

Remember folks, this clown was whining that using county level data was NOT good, you need to drill it down to a city, yet here he is talking about entire states again. I think he's reciting talking points.

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w n
w n
1 month ago
That man is a disgrace to the court
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Dennis Hickey
Dennis Hickey
1 month ago
The court is the disgrace.
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wasp wrap
wasp wrap
1 month ago
@Dennis Hickey specifically him
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UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
1 month ago
@Dennis Hickey The court is only a disgrace because they allowed some Federalism. Imagine if they trash stare decisis again & Congress isn't allowed to spend money on whatever they want, just because they want. I forget the court case that ensconced that, it was during the New Deal era.

If that happens, the state you live in will have to raise the money to pay your welfare benefits, they won't be able to fleece taxpayers in states like Iowa, where a higher % of people are actually working
wasp wrap
wasp wrap
1 month ago
@Dennis Hickey no I know, but Alito especially sucks
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Dennis Hickey
1 month ago
@wasp wrap Hard to pick a worst isn't it?
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wasp wrap
1 month ago
@Dennis Hickey probably Thomas, Alito is a close second. Personal favorite, Sotomayor, keep in mind, this is only considering current SCOTUS justice’s
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Dennis Hickey
1 month ago
@wasp wrap Will do. Current only or Scalia makes the rotation.
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5rings16
5rings16
4 hours ago
Oh please!
wasp wrap
wasp wrap
4 hours ago
@5rings16 in what way is he practically considered acceptable
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5rings16
5rings16
4 hours ago
@wasp wrap In every way!
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UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
3 hours ago
@Dennis Hickey The reason you can't pick a worst is that might make you actually write something detailed as to why. You don't know why & you don't know much, which is why your musings are always short.

For example, I could tell you the most violent cities in America vote Democrat & then you could go to my featured video & try debating me on that (I have hundreds of pages of data), but you would be defeated soundly. I am not the bar crowd you usually debate. Good luck (lol)
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UTubeKookDetector
3 hours ago
@wasp wrap Sotomayor wanted to disarm law-abiding citizens like myself, she is the worst by far.

She doesn't want upper middle class folks like me, being able to defend myself from the fatherless, BLM kooks.
UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
3 hours ago
@wasp wrap Good job thumbing up your own comment. You need to read the Heller & McDonald decisions little fella. If you are worried about violent stupid people, see my featured video -- I have loads of data proving the most violent jurisdictions in America have loads of black on black homicide & they vote Democrat. If you comment on my video I will defeat you in a debate, while recording it & embarrass you. So, choose your words carefully and good luck, you will need it.
UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
2 hours ago
@wasp wrap Dang, that was about 46 talking points in a post that resembled something a 5 year old might type.

"40% higher violent crime in states Trump won." You are copying talking points from Brianna Taylor Cohen, he's the subject of my featured video & I proved him wrong.

E.G. the counties in MO that voted 66% or more for Trump have homicide rates (2018-2020) much lower than the national average & the counties that voted 60% or more for Hillary & Biden have homicide rates (I have this all this data on my website too, you cannot refute it) more than 2X the national average.

TN is the same thing, the lion's share of their homicides happen in two Democrat-dominated counties (Shelby & Davidson) & the rest of the state has homicide rates less than 50% the national average.

You need to do some actual research & reading. Are you by chance still in elementary school?
UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
2 hours ago
@wasp wrap Where did you go little fella? Your "data" on homicides by state is a bit daft. You ever look at any county level data or demographic data or are you only able to repeat arguments a 7-year-old could memorize?
wasp wrap
wasp wrap
1 hour ago
@UTubeKookDetector also, it’s not helpful to only look at county levels. Since red counties are more spread out, obviously there’s going to be less crime. [he is using the same talking points here. He doesn’t allow county data because “red counties are spread out” but you can recite state data. What the funk?]

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UTubeKookDetector
1 hour ago
@wasp wrap Hey junior, what happened to your talking points? I am currently debunking this person on my featured video, he is not doing very well
UTubeKookDetector
UTubeKookDetector
1 hour ago (edited)
@wasp wrap That's why you adjust it per 100,000, ever take a statistics class? I can add a point about Texas in that regard. I looked at all the counties that voted 60% or more for Trump twice vs. the counties that voted 60% or more for Biden/Shillary. The latter had homicide rates way beyond the national average & the TX average, as well as well beyond the very pro-Trump counties. I added the population up for all those counties (150+ for Trump, a handful for Shillary & Biden) & calculated their homicide rates.

There are a lot of rural counties in TX that voted overwhelmingly for Trump & add them all up -- they are a massive city. They are so small though, it would not take many homicides for them to have a staggering HOMICIDE RATE. The key is rate, take a statistics class. (lol)
UTubeKookDetector
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1 hour ago
@wasp wrap I should also mention (since you remarked about this in my featured video & I am recording all of it) that you made a point about Wyoming & that it has one of the highest gun deaths per capita (but overall, their homicide rate is really low) in the nation, yet they have no major cities. You also remarked that "red counties are spread out so there will be less crime."

Seems like you are contradicting yourself, make up your mind my uneducated friend. I should also mention your bad logic: Are you saying you would be happy if a state had a very high homicide rate & virtually no gun deaths, versus a state like WY, that has a high gun death rate, but their overall homicide rate is below the national average, by far.

Are you serious? (lol)

[If you copy talking points from Brian Tyler Cohen, you are going to get squashed]