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1vuio0pswjnm7 ◴[] No.44381880[source]
The Atlantic suggests this results from the release of those convicted during a decades long crime wave, which apprently took place when many of us grew up. Perhaps it also tracks with a progressive decline in law enforcement. Whether that is because crime waves not longer exist or whether it is some other reason is a question for the reader. A substanbtial amount of crime is now done via internet. Few are ever convicted.
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1. actuallyalys ◴[] No.44383283[source]
Crime is also down compared to where it was if you ask people directly [0].

[0]: https://ncvs.bjs.ojp.gov/multi-year-trends/crimeType