graphs do not line up. it is bothering me
what is going on down there
what is going on down there
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"WE NEED TO STOP MURDERING BECAUSE IN SIX YEARS THE GOVERNMENT WILL START MASS INCARCERATING MURDERERS"
WAS THERE LIKE
A STREET WAR AGAINST CARTELS?
WAS THERE LIKE
A STREET WAR AGAINST CARTELS?
An argument could be made that the big spike and drop was turf wars being settled, but still that graph shows absolutely no correlation between dropping murder rate and rising arrest rate and it's a little concerning to me that the guy presents it as if it does.
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There are fewer murders in the end than in the early 2000s before cartel wars may have started. (guessing) So incarceration may have removed the remaining criminals after the wars settled. Which would support Bukele's claim although not to the extent implied at first glance.
@BroDrillard @nayibbukele @nugger I think Bukele's claim in general ("being tough on crime works") is reasonably well supported anyways. But his specific claim, made as a quote post in response ("arrest rate directly corresponds to reduced murder rate") isn't born out from the data he presents here. the opposite in fact is.
You ever seen that anti-vaxxer graph where they show reduction in measles [I think] occured BEFORE they rolled out the vaccine?
Same thing. In absence of other data, it actually DISPROVES the claim.
You ever seen that anti-vaxxer graph where they show reduction in measles [I think] occured BEFORE they rolled out the vaccine?
Same thing. In absence of other data, it actually DISPROVES the claim.
@WandererUber @BroDrillard @nayibbukele @nugger fwiw this is an interesting read https://insightcrime.org/news/homicide-drop-el-salvador/