Game time, today it is 'spot the bias'
From Beth Greenfield's "America's Safest Cities"
http://www.forbes.com/sites/bethgreenfield/2011/12/15/americas-safest-cities/2/
ok, a hint http://www.texas-on-line.com/gun.html
From Beth Greenfield's "America's Safest Cities"
http://www.forbes.com/sites/bethgreenfield/2011/12/15/americas-safest-cities/2/
Plano, a city of 278,000 thatâs just outside Dallas, boasts the lowest violent crime rate of the cities we looked at and the sixth-lowest traffic fatality rate, putting it tops on our list for the second year in a row. ...
In third place on our list is Honolulu, which ranks fourth lowest for violent crime and seventh lowest for traffic fatalities. The city is relatively well off, with a median household income of $54,828, above the national average of $50,046, and a below average poverty rate of 10.5%. Hawaii has some of the strictest gun control laws in the nation, and that famous relaxed aloha spirit may play a role in keeping accident and violence rates low. âHonolulu is kind of like a big small town where everyone seems connected,â says Dave Kahaulelio, president of the Honolulu chapter of the Risk and Insurance Management Society.
ok, a hint http://www.texas-on-line.com/gun.html
SECTION 6. This Act takes effect September 1, 2007.
Handgun ownership: unrestricted, no permit or license required
Rifle and Shotgun ownership: unrestricted, no permit or license required
Semi-automatic "assault weapon" ownership: unrestricted, no permit or license required
Machine Gun Ownership: no state restrictions, compliance with federal law only
Firearm law uniformity: preemption statute, firearm laws uniform throughout state
Concealed carry: licenses granted on a "shall issue" basis; reciprocity available for nonresidents with carry permits from certain other states