Camping Safety
Not politics. Is it as safe to travel these days in an RV as in prior decades. I used to say 10% of any population are bad but 90% are good. It feels like that 10% has changed to 30%. Or is the media ...
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bgum wrote:
You folks should be aware that it is the danger of a stray bullet. The perps are mobile and they do not restrict themselves to their neighborhood. Also those little lead bullets do not halt at property lines. I have lived in Chicago, near Baltimore, and in Washington DC in the 60s and 70s. None were as dangerous as baton rouge is today. You can concoct all kinds of reasons to ignore the facts of life in America today but the facts speak for themselves.
Do you have any stats to back that up your assertions?
How to the stats from the 60-70s in Chicago, Baltimore and Washington compare to BR today? Or from 60-70's BR to today? What about national level stats? Or probably more relevant rural area stats where RVers are likely to be?
How many RVers have been taken out by stray bullets?
I'm willing to listen to facts but so far, you haven't provided anything relevant to your average RVer.
