Again, you brought up crime in inner cities. And that was appropriate since that's were the majority of crime takes place and where the waves are happening (not that crime hasn't increased elsewhere proportionately, it's just not the bulk of the problem). It's not my fault that your topic involves mostly cities with blue policies. If you don't want to discuss these failures, we'll take that as an admission and simply move on.If you know most large cities are blue, then why are you asking for a comparison or contrast that doesn't exist? "Show me all the land-locked states that have more shark attacks!"
And funny how you focus on Alaska and skip the rest of the top X on that list being red. Cities aren't something we can compare if cities are all blue, but we states aren't.
Are you prepared to condemn the inevitable violence that is surely to occur now that Roe has been overturned?