Should the U.S. pull out of Chicago ?

You are one stupid s*it, Douggie.

You're dumber than dirt, Dougggie.

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Norma is a she, believe it or not.

Personal experience.

The economy's so bad in Chicago, the Mafia had to lay off three judges.

That's only a vicious rumor. Governor Quinn hasn't laid anyone off.

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Didn't say you were. But more than one person has made that mistake recently.

NOW you reveal that factlet......

But I digress, hey DW try this link.....

Yes, that is all well accepted now.

It will be years before lead levels fall to a safe level. Maybe even centuries.

A victim of American capitalism.

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If you're that interested it's not hard to find out. But you do need an education.

Levels of air pollution also depend on weather conditions. So lets see, Prevailing wind, Westerly, Oh that means a lot of the airborne pollution would be blown out to sea in NY.

Chicago is in an area where there is the lake breeze effect that concentrates pollutants.

More about pollution in Chicago.

And before the retards here ask, ozone comes from automobile exhausts as did lead in the past.

Nice cover....got $12.95?

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Maybe we'll start to get interested when you explain to us how the crime rate can be relatively low in NYC and high in Chicago if the lead in gasoline has anything to do with it. That was the premise of your post, was it not? And lead has been removed from gasoline across the entire USA at about the same time.

See, that's the difference. I'll start reading something and if it doesn't make sense, if some basic standards of reason aren't met, I'm not going to start making posts that say it's "interesting".

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If you don't find a topic interesting, you're welcome to pass on it. I'm not about to copy the entire article to open your closed mind. I did post a couple of points made by the author, and there is lots of information online about the effects and origins of lead poisoning. I didn't make any claim that lead in gasoline was THE major factor in pollution or THE only cause of crime was lead poisoning. It is an easy concept to understand, with lead poisoning causing brain damage in children, resulting failures in school and social settings, etc.

I'm beginning to think you spent childhood chewing on windowsills.

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I didn't see anyone here suggest that you copy the entire article. I did see at least a couple of us ask a very simple question. A question that you have yet to answer. From what you posted, it's suggested there is a link between leaded gasoline and crime rates. So, inquiring minds want to know, how is that possible, given that some cities, like NYC, have low crime rates, while others, like Chicago have high crime rates? Are they still using unleaded gas in Chicago? Now, if you've read the article, that should be easy to answer. No posting of the entire article required.

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There is a lot of online "information" that upon even cursory examination doesn't make sense. Hence, the above question about NYC and Chicago and how ANY link to leaded gasoline can be rationally drawn.

Since you read the article..... No, wait, you later said you didn't read the whole thing...... Whichever it is, since you made the post suggesting a link between leaded gasoline and crime, yet can't explain how that's possible given the widely differing crime rates in Chicago and NYC, I'd suggest maybe you're the one with diminished brain capacity.

You're a typical lib. Bring up some crap that makes no sense, because it suggests an excuse for criminals that you're so found of. Yet when someone comes up with the simplest question that goes to it's credibility, you're totally defenseless and won't even answer it.

Norminn wrote in news:BdydnX6jUZI_hH7NnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.com:

So how come crime went way down in NYC and is still sky-high in Chicago and DC?

And why won't you answer that question?

Some ?? ONLY fuckheads like you

I thought he was one of the legs He sure doesn't have the brains of a cockroach.