[Obadno]

Originally Posted by Crawford

That's not true, and irrelevant. Rural areas include some of the most dangerous communities in the U.S. Metropolitan areas, generally speaking, have lower than average gun violence.

And you aren't even following the conversation, because no one was talking about homicide rates or gun violence, but rather the risks of treading on privatized rural property. Urban areas have public streets, obviously, so no one needs to travel through others' property.

You are out of your mind: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.18c8376009e2

Crime is higher in urban areas. How can you even pretend to believe otherwise.