TEN MOST DANGEROUS STATES IN THE COUNTRY

[Anonymous]

A study on the ten most dangerous states was analyzed by WalletHub among others using various methods. WalletHub compared all states with using these factors…

Crime Statistics (including violent offenses like aggravated assault and property-related offenses such as burglary)
Traffic Fatalities
Workplace Accidents
Availability of Emergency Services
Socioeconomic Elements (poverty levels, education, and healthcare access)

1. Louisiana #2:in gun deaths

2. Mississippi. #1 in gun deaths

3. Arkansas #8 in gun deaths

4. Texas.

5. Oklahoma

6. Montana #6 in gun death rates

7. Alabama. #4 in gun death rates

8. Florida. Top 20

9. Missouri. #5 in gun death rates

10. Tennessee. #10 in gun death rates

All of these states are in desperate need for overhauls which means tons of money. But it’s not part of Trump's vow to get back at his enemies so it won’t happen. I think that might have been why he went bankrupt so many times. He wasn’t smart with money.

Portland Oregon is in the middle of the pack on terms of most dangerous cities. They are about 29th out of 50

With regard to crime in Portland - Compared to January through June 2024, overall violent crime in Portland fell by 17 percent. Aggravated assaults dropped by 18 percent, robberies declined by 10 percent, and sexual assault reports were down 12 percent. Notably, homicides fell from 35 incidents to 17 incidents – a reduction of 51 percent – representing the largest homicide decrease of any major city in the report.

So Trump has no reason to go into Portland but he’s going just to try and stir up trouble. He’s hoping to get the liberals out there protesting. What they should do is stay home and empty out the streets.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A study on the ten most dangerous states was analyzed by WalletHub among others using various methods. WalletHub compared all states with using these factors…

Crime Statistics (including violent offenses like aggravated assault and property-related offenses such as burglary)
Traffic Fatalities
Workplace Accidents
Availability of Emergency Services
Socioeconomic Elements (poverty levels, education, and healthcare access)

1. Louisiana #2:in gun deaths

2. Mississippi. #1 in gun deaths

3. Arkansas #8 in gun deaths

4. Texas.

5. Oklahoma

6. Montana #6 in gun death rates

7. Alabama. #4 in gun death rates

8. Florida. Top 20

9. Missouri. #5 in gun death rates

10. Tennessee. #10 in gun death rates

All of these states are in desperate need for overhauls which means tons of money. But it’s not part of Trump's vow to get back at his enemies so it won’t happen. I think that might have been why he went bankrupt so many times. He wasn’t smart with money.

Portland Oregon is in the middle of the pack on terms of most dangerous cities. They are about 29th out of 50

With regard to crime in Portland - Compared to January through June 2024, overall violent crime in Portland fell by 17 percent. Aggravated assaults dropped by 18 percent, robberies declined by 10 percent, and sexual assault reports were down 12 percent. Notably, homicides fell from 35 incidents to 17 incidents – a reduction of 51 percent – representing the largest homicide decrease of any major city in the report.

So Trump has no reason to go into Portland but he’s going just to try and stir up trouble. He’s hoping to get the liberals out there protesting. What they should do is stay home and empty out the streets.

The current administration does not believe in facts. Don't you hear them lying everyday?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A study on the ten most dangerous states was analyzed by WalletHub among others using various methods. WalletHub compared all states with using these factors…

Crime Statistics (including violent offenses like aggravated assault and property-related offenses such as burglary)
Traffic Fatalities
Workplace Accidents
Availability of Emergency Services
Socioeconomic Elements (poverty levels, education, and healthcare access)

1. Louisiana #2:in gun deaths

2. Mississippi. #1 in gun deaths

3. Arkansas #8 in gun deaths

4. Texas.

5. Oklahoma

6. Montana #6 in gun death rates

7. Alabama. #4 in gun death rates

8. Florida. Top 20

9. Missouri. #5 in gun death rates

10. Tennessee. #10 in gun death rates

All of these states are in desperate need for overhauls which means tons of money. But it’s not part of Trump's vow to get back at his enemies so it won’t happen. I think that might have been why he went bankrupt so many times. He wasn’t smart with money.

Portland Oregon is in the middle of the pack on terms of most dangerous cities. They are about 29th out of 50

With regard to crime in Portland - Compared to January through June 2024, overall violent crime in Portland fell by 17 percent. Aggravated assaults dropped by 18 percent, robberies declined by 10 percent, and sexual assault reports were down 12 percent. Notably, homicides fell from 35 incidents to 17 incidents – a reduction of 51 percent – representing the largest homicide decrease of any major city in the report.

So Trump has no reason to go into Portland but he’s going just to try and stir up trouble. He’s hoping to get the liberals out there protesting. What they should do is stay home and empty out the streets.

The current administration does not believe in facts. Don't you hear them lying everyday?

what's even worse is that the american people no longer seem to care about facts either.

[Anonymous]

Louisiana Hollah! Number 1 Number 1.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A study on the ten most dangerous states was analyzed by WalletHub among others using various methods. WalletHub compared all states with using these factors…

Crime Statistics (including violent offenses like aggravated assault and property-related offenses such as burglary)
Traffic Fatalities
Workplace Accidents
Availability of Emergency Services
Socioeconomic Elements (poverty levels, education, and healthcare access)

1. Louisiana #2:in gun deaths

2. Mississippi. #1 in gun deaths

3. Arkansas #8 in gun deaths

4. Texas.

5. Oklahoma

6. Montana #6 in gun death rates

7. Alabama. #4 in gun death rates

8. Florida. Top 20

9. Missouri. #5 in gun death rates

10. Tennessee. #10 in gun death rates

All of these states are in desperate need for overhauls which means tons of money. But it’s not part of Trump's vow to get back at his enemies so it won’t happen. I think that might have been why he went bankrupt so many times. He wasn’t smart with money.

Portland Oregon is in the middle of the pack on terms of most dangerous cities. They are about 29th out of 50

With regard to crime in Portland - Compared to January through June 2024, overall violent crime in Portland fell by 17 percent. Aggravated assaults dropped by 18 percent, robberies declined by 10 percent, and sexual assault reports were down 12 percent. Notably, homicides fell from 35 incidents to 17 incidents – a reduction of 51 percent – representing the largest homicide decrease of any major city in the report.

So Trump has no reason to go into Portland but he’s going just to try and stir up trouble. He’s hoping to get the liberals out there protesting. What they should do is stay home and empty out the streets.

The current administration does not believe in facts. Don't you hear them lying everyday?

I love how ADP, a private company, is now putting out labor statistics b/c the government no longer does that. (we lost 50K jobs last month)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Louisiana Hollah! Number 1 Number 1.

Mike Little Johnson must be so proud.

[Anonymous]

It would be good to include a link to a source so that MAGA can’t start declaring fake news.

I have no doubt about the accuracy, but unless the Great Orange Blunder confirms it, the brainwashed MAGA-ats will have none of it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A study on the ten most dangerous states was analyzed by WalletHub among others using various methods. WalletHub compared all states with using these factors…

Crime Statistics (including violent offenses like aggravated assault and property-related offenses such as burglary)
Traffic Fatalities
Workplace Accidents
Availability of Emergency Services
Socioeconomic Elements (poverty levels, education, and healthcare access)

1. Louisiana #2:in gun deaths

2. Mississippi. #1 in gun deaths

3. Arkansas #8 in gun deaths

4. Texas.

5. Oklahoma

6. Montana #6 in gun death rates

7. Alabama. #4 in gun death rates

8. Florida. Top 20

9. Missouri. #5 in gun death rates

10. Tennessee. #10 in gun death rates

All of these states are in desperate need for overhauls which means tons of money. But it’s not part of Trump's vow to get back at his enemies so it won’t happen. I think that might have been why he went bankrupt so many times. He wasn’t smart with money.

Portland Oregon is in the middle of the pack on terms of most dangerous cities. They are about 29th out of 50

With regard to crime in Portland - Compared to January through June 2024, overall violent crime in Portland fell by 17 percent. Aggravated assaults dropped by 18 percent, robberies declined by 10 percent, and sexual assault reports were down 12 percent. Notably, homicides fell from 35 incidents to 17 incidents – a reduction of 51 percent – representing the largest homicide decrease of any major city in the report.

So Trump has no reason to go into Portland but he’s going just to try and stir up trouble. He’s hoping to get the liberals out there protesting. What they should do is stay home and empty out the streets.

The current administration does not believe in facts. Don't you hear them lying everyday?

I love how ADP, a private company, is now putting out labor statistics b/c the government no longer does that. (we lost 50K jobs last month)

ADP has always done this. Their numbers are a different measurement than the BLS, but the two together paint the story. With no BLS reporting this week, or likely for months or years, we will be dependent on measurements like this for any actual facts. Because we know Trump will just claim everything is great when our "feels" and eyes and ears will paint a different story.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A study on the ten most dangerous states was analyzed by WalletHub among others using various methods. WalletHub compared all states with using these factors…

Crime Statistics (including violent offenses like aggravated assault and property-related offenses such as burglary)
Traffic Fatalities
Workplace Accidents
Availability of Emergency Services
Socioeconomic Elements (poverty levels, education, and healthcare access)

1. Louisiana #2:in gun deaths

2. Mississippi. #1 in gun deaths

3. Arkansas #8 in gun deaths

4. Texas.

5. Oklahoma

6. Montana #6 in gun death rates

7. Alabama. #4 in gun death rates

8. Florida. Top 20

9. Missouri. #5 in gun death rates

10. Tennessee. #10 in gun death rates

All of these states are in desperate need for overhauls which means tons of money. But it’s not part of Trump's vow to get back at his enemies so it won’t happen. I think that might have been why he went bankrupt so many times. He wasn’t smart with money.

Portland Oregon is in the middle of the pack on terms of most dangerous cities. They are about 29th out of 50

With regard to crime in Portland - Compared to January through June 2024, overall violent crime in Portland fell by 17 percent. Aggravated assaults dropped by 18 percent, robberies declined by 10 percent, and sexual assault reports were down 12 percent. Notably, homicides fell from 35 incidents to 17 incidents – a reduction of 51 percent – representing the largest homicide decrease of any major city in the report.

So Trump has no reason to go into Portland but he’s going just to try and stir up trouble. He’s hoping to get the liberals out there protesting. What they should do is stay home and empty out the streets.

The current administration does not believe in facts. Don't you hear them lying everyday?

I love how ADP, a private company, is now putting out labor statistics b/c the government no longer does that. (we lost 50K jobs last month)

ADP has always done this. Their numbers are a different measurement than the BLS, but the two together paint the story. With no BLS reporting this week, or likely for months or years, we will be dependent on measurements like this for any actual facts. Because we know Trump will just claim everything is great when our "feels" and eyes and ears will paint a different story.

A jobs loss of 50k sounds bad, but what is the actual unemployment rate? How much of the lost jobs are due to emigration?

[Anonymous]

2025 data: Texas ranked number 1 most dangerous state for children.
1.Missing children: At the time of the study's publication in January 2025, Texas had an estimated 378 open missing children's cases.
2. Child abductions: Researchers cited a high number of kidnappings involving children, with over 2,700 reported in Texas within the previous five years.
3. School shootings: The study, which used data from 2018 to 2023, found that Texas had 26 school shootings during that time.
4. Economic Insecurity: The state struggles with economic stability, including high rates of poverty and children living in households with burdensome housing costs.
5. Health Issues:Texas has a very high percentage of uninsured children, contributing to lower rankings in health-related indicators.
6. Educational Challenges in Texas are significant and negatively impacting children's overall success.
7. Poor family and community conditions affecting children of color, immigrant families, and low-income households.
8. Child abuse and neglect fatalities surge as a result of 1-7.
9. Guadalupe River: 27 campers killed

Data from FBI, Gun Violence Archive, Center for Homeland Defense and Security’s Naval Postgraduate School’s K-12 School Shooting database.

Study from location-sharing app iSharing, researchers looked at data from all 50 U.S. states to determine the most dangerous states for kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:2025 data: Texas ranked number 1 most dangerous state for children.
1.Missing children: At the time of the study's publication in January 2025, Texas had an estimated 378 open missing children's cases.
2. Child abductions: Researchers cited a high number of kidnappings involving children, with over 2,700 reported in Texas within the previous five years.
3. School shootings: The study, which used data from 2018 to 2023, found that Texas had 26 school shootings during that time.
4. Economic Insecurity: The state struggles with economic stability, including high rates of poverty and children living in households with burdensome housing costs.
5. Health Issues:Texas has a very high percentage of uninsured children, contributing to lower rankings in health-related indicators.
6. Educational Challenges in Texas are significant and negatively impacting children's overall success.
7. Poor family and community conditions affecting children of color, immigrant families, and low-income households.
8. Child abuse and neglect fatalities surge as a result of 1-7.
9. Guadalupe River: 27 campers killed

Data from FBI, Gun Violence Archive, Center for Homeland Defense and Security’s Naval Postgraduate School’s K-12 School Shooting database.

Study from location-sharing app iSharing, researchers looked at data from all 50 U.S. states to determine the most dangerous states for kids.

So, mostly an immigrant problem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A study on the ten most dangerous states was analyzed by WalletHub among others using various methods. WalletHub compared all states with using these factors…

Crime Statistics (including violent offenses like aggravated assault and property-related offenses such as burglary)
Traffic Fatalities
Workplace Accidents
Availability of Emergency Services
Socioeconomic Elements (poverty levels, education, and healthcare access)

1. Louisiana #2:in gun deaths

2. Mississippi. #1 in gun deaths

3. Arkansas #8 in gun deaths

4. Texas.

5. Oklahoma

6. Montana #6 in gun death rates

7. Alabama. #4 in gun death rates

8. Florida. Top 20

9. Missouri. #5 in gun death rates

10. Tennessee. #10 in gun death rates

All of these states are in desperate need for overhauls which means tons of money. But it’s not part of Trump's vow to get back at his enemies so it won’t happen. I think that might have been why he went bankrupt so many times. He wasn’t smart with money.

Portland Oregon is in the middle of the pack on terms of most dangerous cities. They are about 29th out of 50

With regard to crime in Portland - Compared to January through June 2024, overall violent crime in Portland fell by 17 percent. Aggravated assaults dropped by 18 percent, robberies declined by 10 percent, and sexual assault reports were down 12 percent. Notably, homicides fell from 35 incidents to 17 incidents – a reduction of 51 percent – representing the largest homicide decrease of any major city in the report.

So Trump has no reason to go into Portland but he’s going just to try and stir up trouble. He’s hoping to get the liberals out there protesting. What they should do is stay home and empty out the streets.

Sadly, most of the cities that make those states dangerous have been run by Democrats for decades.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:2025 data: Texas ranked number 1 most dangerous state for children.
1.Missing children: At the time of the study's publication in January 2025, Texas had an estimated 378 open missing children's cases.
2. Child abductions: Researchers cited a high number of kidnappings involving children, with over 2,700 reported in Texas within the previous five years.
3. School shootings: The study, which used data from 2018 to 2023, found that Texas had 26 school shootings during that time.
4. Economic Insecurity: The state struggles with economic stability, including high rates of poverty and children living in households with burdensome housing costs.
5. Health Issues:Texas has a very high percentage of uninsured children, contributing to lower rankings in health-related indicators.
6. Educational Challenges in Texas are significant and negatively impacting children's overall success.
7. Poor family and community conditions affecting children of color, immigrant families, and low-income households.
8. Child abuse and neglect fatalities surge as a result of 1-7.
9. Guadalupe River: 27 campers killed

Data from FBI, Gun Violence Archive, Center for Homeland Defense and Security’s Naval Postgraduate School’s K-12 School Shooting database.

Study from location-sharing app iSharing, researchers looked at data from all 50 U.S. states to determine the most dangerous states for kids.

So, mostly an immigrant problem.

Yes, because there are no poor Americans in Texas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:2025 data: Texas ranked number 1 most dangerous state for children.
1.Missing children: At the time of the study's publication in January 2025, Texas had an estimated 378 open missing children's cases.
2. Child abductions: Researchers cited a high number of kidnappings involving children, with over 2,700 reported in Texas within the previous five years.
3. School shootings: The study, which used data from 2018 to 2023, found that Texas had 26 school shootings during that time.
4. Economic Insecurity: The state struggles with economic stability, including high rates of poverty and children living in households with burdensome housing costs.
5. Health Issues:Texas has a very high percentage of uninsured children, contributing to lower rankings in health-related indicators.
6. Educational Challenges in Texas are significant and negatively impacting children's overall success.
7. Poor family and community conditions affecting children of color, immigrant families, and low-income households.
8. Child abuse and neglect fatalities surge as a result of 1-7.
9. Guadalupe River: 27 campers killed

Data from FBI, Gun Violence Archive, Center for Homeland Defense and Security’s Naval Postgraduate School’s K-12 School Shooting database.

Study from location-sharing app iSharing, researchers looked at data from all 50 U.S. states to determine the most dangerous states for kids.

So, mostly an immigrant problem.

You’re mostly an ignorant problem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:2025 data: Texas ranked number 1 most dangerous state for children.
1.Missing children: At the time of the study's publication in January 2025, Texas had an estimated 378 open missing children's cases.
2. Child abductions: Researchers cited a high number of kidnappings involving children, with over 2,700 reported in Texas within the previous five years.
3. School shootings: The study, which used data from 2018 to 2023, found that Texas had 26 school shootings during that time.
4. Economic Insecurity: The state struggles with economic stability, including high rates of poverty and children living in households with burdensome housing costs.
5. Health Issues:Texas has a very high percentage of uninsured children, contributing to lower rankings in health-related indicators.
6. Educational Challenges in Texas are significant and negatively impacting children's overall success.
7. Poor family and community conditions affecting children of color, immigrant families, and low-income households.
8. Child abuse and neglect fatalities surge as a result of 1-7.
9. Guadalupe River: 27 campers killed

Data from FBI, Gun Violence Archive, Center for Homeland Defense and Security’s Naval Postgraduate School’s K-12 School Shooting database.

Study from location-sharing app iSharing, researchers looked at data from all 50 U.S. states to determine the most dangerous states for kids.

So, mostly an immigrant problem.

The only time “immigrant” was mentioned was #7. You conveniently missed #1-6 and #8-9.