"Ed Huntress" wrote:

They're all crimes, Richard. But you can't compare countries based on the
Interpol reports because, as they say, we all count different crimes in our
national crime reports. Some countries include things like total sexual
offences, drug offences, fraud, and even counterfeiting, while the US does
not.

Are you just ****ing retarded or something, ed?

If it's a CRIME in the country it happens in, it's a CRIME. Doesn't
matter who or what defines it, it's still a HIGHER CRIME RATE inside
the country that reported it as a crime.

Why is it that the only time anyone tries to argue against reported
crime rates, it's inevitably some idiot on the losing end of the
argument who tries to fall back to semantics and redefine what "crime"
really is?

ral

Get it? If not, give yourself a break and stop trying. This is over your
head.

Ed Huntress