On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 12:39:04 +1100, "suckmysav" 
wrote:

>It's hardly suprising that the countries that have most embraced the feminist
>culture are the countries that have the highest incidence of violent crime. When
>you fail to respect men and boys and raise them to feel unworthy of respect then
>you should not be surprised that they grow to be disrespectful. There are many
>ways that a general malaise in repect can manifest itself, and one of them is
>though violent crime. Add to that a feminist inspired climate where men are being
>raised in growing numbers by women who are incable of even attempting to instill
>respect into burgeoning young men and you have a recipe for disaster that is
>readily apparent in articles such as this one.
>Violent crime blights the country
>By Tuck Thompson
>February 17, 2005
>
> WHILE the US is the murder capital of the world, 

That's complete bullshit: 

http://www.nationmaster.com/graph-T/cri_mur_cap
Definition: Total recorded intentional homicides, completed.
	Country		Description
1.	Colombia	0.63 per 1000 people		
2.	South Africa	0.51 per 1000 people		
3.	Jamaica		0.32 per 1000 people		
4.	Venezuela	0.32 per 1000 people		
5.	Russia		0.19 per 1000 people		
6.	Mexico		0.13 per 1000 people		
7.	Lithuania	0.10 per 1000 people		
8.	Estonia		0.10 per 1000 people		
9.	Latvia		0.10 per 1000 people		
10.	Belarus		0.09 per 1000 people		
11.	Ukraine		0.09 per 1000 people		
12.	Papua New Guinea0.08 per 1000 people		
13.	Kyrgyzstan	0.08 per 1000 people		
14.	Thailand	0.07 per 1000 people		
15.	Moldova		0.07 per 1000 people		
16.	Zambia		0.07 per 1000 people		
17.	Seychelles	0.07 per 1000 people		
18.	Zimbabwe	0.07 per 1000 people		
19.	Costa Rica	0.06 per 1000 people		
20.	Poland		0.05 per 1000 people		
21.	Georgia		0.04 per 1000 people		
22.	Uruguay		0.04 per 1000 people		
23.	Bulgaria	0.04 per 1000 people		
24.	United States	0.04 per 1000 people		
25.	Armenia		0.03 per 1000 people

>Australia still has the worst
>prevalence of crime among 17 industrialised countries, according to a
UN-sponsored
>survey.Federal Government statistics show increases in crimes against people,
>rather than property.
>"That's the basic picture in Australia at the moment - we're getting more
>violent," said Dr Tim Prenzler, head of the School of Criminology
and Criminal
>Justice at Griffith University. "It's not a pretty picture."
>
>He said that, within Australia, Queensland was better than the Northern Territory
>but worse than Victoria.
>
>The 2000 International Crime Victims Survey used a telephone survey to assess the
>prevalence and incidence of crime in industrialised countries.
>
>About 30 per cent of Australians told researchers they had been victimised one or
>more times in 1999, compared with 26 per cent in England and Wales, 21
per cent in
>the US and 15 per cent in Japan.
http://www.nationmaster.com/graph-T/cri_tot_cri_vic
Total crime victims
Country	Description	Amount	
1.	Australia	30.1% (1999)		
2.	New Zealand	29.4% (1991)		
3.	United Kingdom	26.4% (1999)		
4.	Netherlands	25.2% (1999)		
5.	Sweden		24.7% (1999)		
6.	Italy		24.6% (1991)		
7.	Canada		23.8% (1999)		
8.	St. Kitts/Nevis	23.2% (1999)		
9.	Malta		23.1% (1996)		
10.	Denmark		23.0% (1999)		
11.	Poland		22.7% (1999)		
12.	Belgium		21.4% (1999)		
13.	France		21.4% (1999)		
14.	Slovenia	21.2% (2000)		
15.	United States	21.1% (1999)		
16.	Finland		19.1% (1999)		
17.	Austria		18.8% (1995)		
18.	Switzerland	18.2% (1999)		
19.	Portugal	15.5% (1999)		
20.	Japan		15.2% (1999)


>
>England and Wales had the highest incidence of crime, the survey showed.
>
>
>
>Full article at
>
>http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,12275515-2,00.html
>

I noticed the article ignored the main reason for increased crime 
in Australia: gun "control."



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