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(08-25-2018 02:52 PM)renotime Wrote:  

Overall, Germany is safer than Juarez. Juarez has a population of 1.3 million and 700 people were murdered last year. Germany roughly had the same murder rate in 2015, but the population is over 80 million.

Yes, it's highly possible that within 10 years Germany will reach the violence of Juarez, but hopefully they wise up and put a populist gov't in place. But I think it's too late for Sweden.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/...ach-record

And there's no need to export the Latins, they already have some of the highest murder rates. They do fine killing people in their own countries, hence why we need to build the fucking wall yesterday.

https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/murd...untry.html

I'm still of the opinion that Tajikistan is far safer than Colombia or Mexico.

The German stats are fake - they claim that Germany has become safest since 25 years ago, while you get rapes and assaults galore. Murder rate depends on other factors like availability of guns, medical system - most stab wounds can be patched up. The crime stats are in reality almost 10 times higher in some areas, though homicides are still low, because Germany was up until recently one of the safest countries in the world.

Generally crime stats in some countries are likely higher than reported - Muslim world, African countries, partly South American ones. There are sometimes extremely dangerous regions out there - even in countries like Egypt.

Tajikistan is probably safer in many parts than Colombia except for the regions with frequent forays of terrorists - they share porous border with Afghanistan after all.

But yeah - Colombia likely has more average dangers waiting for you. On the other hand - Colombia has at least attractions which are worth dying for.