Does that mean we can't ask why? This is not an attack, I would like to hear an answer. Those numbers are worth the topic.sergeriver wrote:
You know Bubbalo is probably asleep, don't you?
Yes.Major_Spittle wrote:
Do I have to state it in the form of a question?
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Is Japan on Mars?-=]NS[=-Eagle wrote:
Becuase Australia is on planet Earth and is inhabited by humans, that is why there is alot of crime there.
Read my question in the op and take it at face value.sergeriver wrote:
If you are asking you should make a question, unless it's a rhetorical question in which case it's also a valid method to encourage reflection.
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I don't think that would be the case, as all of these crimes would be recorded when they are reported to the police. Car theft is not going to be left out of those statistics just because the police haven't solved the crime yet. Same for burglary and robbery.klassekock wrote:
This is most interesting figures. My theory to Australias high crime rate is that they have an excellent police force. They simply solve many crimes, thus it shows in the statistics. Or, I may be completely wrong. It's up to Bubbalo to correct me when he wakes up. I also see that Sweden is a top ten in some figures.
Hmmmm........disturbing.
Your from Sweden.klassekock wrote:
This is most interesting figures. My theory to Australias high crime rate is that they have an excellent police force. They simply solve many crimes, thus it shows in the statistics. Or, I may be completely wrong. It's up to Bubbalo to correct me when he wakes up. I also see that Sweden is a top ten in some figures.
Hmmmm........disturbing.
Kerry isn't in the habit of baiting topics.sergeriver wrote:
You know Bubbalo is probably asleep, don't you?
Sorry I was addressing Major Spittle.Kmarion wrote:
Is Japan on Mars?-=]NS[=-Eagle wrote:
Becuase Australia is on planet Earth and is inhabited by humans, that is why there is alot of crime there.Read my question in the op and take it at face value.sergeriver wrote:
If you are asking you should make a question, unless it's a rhetorical question in which case it's also a valid method to encourage reflection.
Yes Major Spittle I'm swedish. Very observant of you.ts-pulsar wrote:
I don't think that would be the case, as all of these crimes would be recorded when they are reported to the police. Car theft is not going to be left out of those statistics just because the police haven't solved the crime yet. Same for burglary and robbery.klassekock wrote:
This is most interesting figures. My theory to Australias high crime rate is that they have an excellent police force. They simply solve many crimes, thus it shows in the statistics. Or, I may be completely wrong. It's up to Bubbalo to correct me when he wakes up. I also see that Sweden is a top ten in some figures.
Hmmmm........disturbing.
No I don't. I was keeping in line with the recent "Why does ___ happen so often" subjects. But the topic is meant for serious discussion and unique in nature.ghettoperson wrote:
Kerry isn't in the habit of baiting topics.sergeriver wrote:
You know Bubbalo is probably asleep, don't you?
klassekock wrote:
And ts_pulsar. I have another theory for you to consider.
Could it be that australians are more eager to report crime simply because they have faith in the Law enforcement?
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lol.. you guys would enjoy this site. http://www.nationmaster.com/index.phpMajor_Spittle wrote:
Maybe there is a lot of Italians in Australia.
How organised is the crime? Quick Kmarion, make a bar graph for that.
So you basically mean that the penal colonies from 1800 are inherited by blood? That's totally crazy but maybe still be a small possibility.buLLet_t00th wrote:
I cant believe nobody has said that Australians are criminals through blood. Is that not really known around the world?
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