TWOLER: What criminal activity? Survey reveals Washington, DC citizens feel more secure this year than last

As we reported just recently, Judd Legum had a fit when his “100% ACCURATE TWEET” about violent criminal offense being down 7 percent in 2022 was struck with a Community Note that included that murders are up 31 percent.

3. The “Community Note” recommends my tweet is misinforming due to the fact that “The ‘down 7%’ figure for violent criminal offense depends on whether larceny criminal offenses are categorized as break-in, break-in, or theft.”

THIS IS REMARKABLY DUMB pic.twitter.com/LkYvvWSPv2

— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) March 8, 2023

According to a brand-new survey, Washingtonians feel more secure in their houses than they did this time in 2015.

Criminal activity? What criminal offense?

Washingtonians feel much safer in their areas than they did this time in 2015, according to a Washington Post-Schar School survey, by means of @ELaserDavies @emgusk @sfcpollhttps:// t.co/ M7kUfc1vU6

— PJ Joshi (@pjoshidc) March 9, 2023

Criminal offense? What criminal offense?

https://t.co/uHN4tYKhcN pic.twitter.com/VTgl7GLVa4

— RBe (@RBPundit) March 9, 2023

“What criminal offense?”

— Bubbletrousers (@Bubble1Mc) March 9, 2023

I resided in the DC location for over 10 years. Both of my colleagues who resided in Columbia Heights were robbed within months of each other, and a 3rd colleague was contended the corner of 1st and P St.

No one in DC states “What criminal offense?” It’s a consistent there.

— River Parrish (@RiverParrish1) March 9, 2023

Undoubtedly, this survey is what would be called an “outlier” and must be tossed. Sounds to me like numerous of those 556 participants might have had a political inspiration for providing such a ridiculous response

— Jeff Adams (@JeffAdams82) March 9, 2023

Well if the Washington Post states.

— SomeFNguy (@SomeFNGuy1) March 9, 2023

25% of individuals do not feel safe in Washington DC? Holy shit, that is bad.

— Brock Landers (@Brock_Landers_) March 10, 2023

Study of locals in the 4700 block of Connecticut Avenue.

— Tough Guys Don’t Dance (@whipyerass) March 9, 2023

There is a 32 percent boost in murders from in 2015, in addition to a 109 percent boost in automobile thefts, even as other classifications of violent criminal offense have actually fallen. https://t.co/o4STihb3en

— Josh Dawsey (@jdawsey1) March 9, 2023

Yes, however those are stats. We’re discussing how individuals feel.

@WashingtonPost/ @ScharSchool Poll:

Amongst D.C. Residents

In general, how would you explain the issue of criminal activity in Washington, D.C.?

Incredibly major 25%
Extremely severe 31%
Reasonably severe 34%
Not too severe 6%
Not severe at all 2%

Feb. 17-27, 2023https:// t.co/ O3NOAJzMRp

— Aron Goldman (@ArgoJournal) March 9, 2023

A quarter of the population does not feel safe … and that’s Okay to you?

Press reporter? What press reporter?

— Mike Breslin (@MikeBreslin815) March 9, 2023

What a dumb tweet.

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Associated:

Judd Legum rages that Community Notes included context to his ‘100% ACCURATE TWEET’ about DC criminal activity https://t.co/GLCjrbQ89m

— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) March 8, 2023