The Key To Lower Crime

[Rightguide]

Intact families are key to lower crime: Study​

by Breccan F. Thies, Investigative Reporter
December 13, 2023 03:09 PM


Neighborhoods are safer when two-parent households are predominant, according to a report from the Institute for Family Studies.

While the primary theories on the causes of crime include "social structural factors" such as unemployment and poverty or the prevalence of law enforcement, the new study found the stability of "core social institutions" such as family, churches, and schools to be determinative in the crime rates of communities.

“This new research indicates that our city streets are safer when families are more stable,” W. Bradford Wilcox, study co-author, IFS Future of Freedom fellow, and University of Virginia sociology professor, said. “Given this, policymakers should be aiming to strengthen families by taking steps — like teaching the ‘success sequence’ and eliminating marriage penalties in our means-tested programs — that shore up the cultural and economic foundations of family life.”

The study looked at crime, violent crime, and homicide data from more than 600 cities and found that “family structure is one of the strongest, if not the strongest, predictors of ... urban violence across cities in the United States."

National violent crime rates are 118% higher, and homicide rates are 255% higher in cities with prominent levels of single-parent households, which the study notes remains the case when controlling for factors such as race, education, and poverty.

More here: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/intact-families-are-key-to-lower-crime-study

Of course, we've always known that women for the most part cannot raise, control, or discipline male children. There are exceptions, but they are exceptions.

 

[ll74]

So a gay couple raising kids is the key.

 

[Bray123]

The Trump immatures had no chance.

 

[DeluxAuto]

So a gay couple raising kids is the key.

You just fried Reichguide's noodle.

 

[Chernosoth]

Number of parents in a family is an easy stat to measure. It misses the bigger factor, the support networks of extended family and community. With so many families struggling to pay bills with two incomes, they need relatives and neighbors to babysit their kids. Many parents also need outside perspectives when they don't realize their parenting methods are failing.

 

[Fuzzy1975]

Intact families are key to lower crime: Study​

by Breccan F. Thies, Investigative Reporter
December 13, 2023 03:09 PM


Neighborhoods are safer when two-parent households are predominant, according to a report from the Institute for Family Studies.

From this study's conclusion:

"But, in keeping with previous research, our analysis also finds that singleparenthood is not always, nor the only, predictor of crime rates. Factors likepoverty and race also are linked to violent crime rates in cities across the nation"

 

[Rotadom]

Another day, another failed thread by Rightguide

 

[IrezumiKiss]

Another day, another failed thread by Rightguide

He's been littering his wake with a lot of ultimately forgettable, utterly useless, bricked-basket one-page threadfails and misfires lately.

must be the holiday quota metrics at work.

 

[Rotadom]

He's been littering his wake with a lot of ultimately forgettable, utterly useless, bricked-basket one-page threadfails and misfires lately.

must be the holiday quota metrics at work.

Being envious of BB's volume isn't a good look.

 

[jomar]

So a gay couple raising kids is the key.

Only if they have enough guns.

 

[jomar]

Of course, we've always known that women for the most part cannot raise, control, or discipline male children. There are exceptions, but they are exceptions.

^^^ And so, students, this is an example of what has been identified as misogyny leakage.

 

[PaxNurgle]

Misogyny, racism, sexism, homo/transphobia- That about nails it. The O.P. never misses any opportunity to express his generally scummy and toxic views.

 

[dkovic77]

Intact families are key to lower crime: Study​

by Breccan F. Thies, Investigative Reporter
December 13, 2023 03:09 PM


Neighborhoods are safer when two-parent households are predominant, according to a report from the Institute for Family Studies.

While the primary theories on the causes of crime include "social structural factors" such as unemployment and poverty or the prevalence of law enforcement, the new study found the stability of "core social institutions" such as family, churches, and schools to be determinative in the crime rates of communities.

“This new research indicates that our city streets are safer when families are more stable,” W. Bradford Wilcox, study co-author, IFS Future of Freedom fellow, and University of Virginia sociology professor, said. “Given this, policymakers should be aiming to strengthen families by taking steps — like teaching the ‘success sequence’ and eliminating marriage penalties in our means-tested programs — that shore up the cultural and economic foundations of family life.”

The study looked at crime, violent crime, and homicide data from more than 600 cities and found that “family structure is one of the strongest, if not the strongest, predictors of ... urban violence across cities in the United States."

National violent crime rates are 118% higher, and homicide rates are 255% higher in cities with prominent levels of single-parent households, which the study notes remains the case when controlling for factors such as race, education, and poverty.

More here: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/intact-families-are-key-to-lower-crime-study

Of course, we've always known that women for the most part cannot raise, control, or discipline male children. There are exceptions, but they are exceptions.

So the issue is the women who are being responsible for things and the man just ducks out??

Yet you are still also on the side who says a woman can’t do anything to make health care decisions for herself.

That and whatever you are trying to be all excited about here don’t really square together, but that’s how you roll.

Also, such hard hitting journalism that Breccan has ignored the rest of the sentence since their bias was to have an article blaming women. Maybe if Breccan investigated what else is happening with churches and schools…. But Breccan knows that the Pope is already disavowing things happening in the church here in the states (can’t highlight that to wrong wingers) and schools are vastly underfunded in most of these areas as well.

So men, step up to your responsibility. (Or just blame women for carrying the load, which seems to be your tact)

American churches, do more actual helping of thy neighbor.

And you are still advocating for elimination of the Education department? Seems this article says it’s crucial to reduce crime even though Breccan couldn’t be bothered with going deeper.


But of course Breccan was completely going with the findings from the study, (investigative.. riiiiiiiiight) and even those who are the authors including Brad, Seth, and Joe…already have a bias toward what the results of the study showed. So this who things go right up your alley, get a biased “news” source who uses a biased study to say something that allows you “prove” a point.

(guessing you didn’t even look at the study…)

 

[icanhelp1]

Intact families are key to lower crime: Study​

by Breccan F. Thies, Investigative Reporter
December 13, 2023 03:09 PM


Neighborhoods are safer when two-parent households are predominant, according to a report from the Institute for Family Studies.

While the primary theories on the causes of crime include "social structural factors" such as unemployment and poverty or the prevalence of law enforcement, the new study found the stability of "core social institutions" such as family, churches, and schools to be determinative in the crime rates of communities.

“This new research indicates that our city streets are safer when families are more stable,” W. Bradford Wilcox, study co-author, IFS Future of Freedom fellow, and University of Virginia sociology professor, said. “Given this, policymakers should be aiming to strengthen families by taking steps — like teaching the ‘success sequence’ and eliminating marriage penalties in our means-tested programs — that shore up the cultural and economic foundations of family life.”

The study looked at crime, violent crime, and homicide data from more than 600 cities and found that “family structure is one of the strongest, if not the strongest, predictors of ... urban violence across cities in the United States."

National violent crime rates are 118% higher, and homicide rates are 255% higher in cities with prominent levels of single-parent households, which the study notes remains the case when controlling for factors such as race, education, and poverty.

More here: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/intact-families-are-key-to-lower-crime-study

Of course, we've always known that women for the most part cannot raise, control, or discipline male children. There are exceptions, but they are exceptions.

I’ve been preaching that for years. The importance of the nuclear family is the foundation for a healthy society. Fatherless kids have a higher propensity to fail in school, turn to a life of crime and end up in our penal system. Many others are lost in internet cesspools and become dark hearts.

 

[DeluxAuto]

Fatherless kids

Is that what happened to Donnie jr.?

 

[Rightguide]

I’ve been preaching that for years. The importance of the nuclear family is the foundation for a healthy society. Fatherless kids have a higher propensity to fail in school, turn to a life of crime and end up in our penal system. Many others are lost in internet cesspools and become dark hearts.

The vast majority of women cannot credibly discipline male children. Simple as that.

 

[DeluxAuto]

The vast majority of women cannot credibly discipline male children. Simple as that.

Holy shit. This is a glimpse into why you're such a dopey fruitcake.

 

[ll74]

The vast majority of women cannot credibly discipline male children. Simple as that.

Lol...would love to see your research into this one....I'm sure it's not just talking out of your ass....

 

[RoryN]

The vast majority of women cannot credibly discipline male children.

And yet the women here give you a daily whupping.

 

[Fuzzy1975]

And yet the women here give you a daily whupping.

And he wonders why he can't get laid, even if he offers up corn...

 

[stxjimmy]

And he wonders why he can't get laid, even if he offers up corn...

The man from del monte?

 

[JoePepsiCo]

While that is a good contributing factor (unless this intact families go into politics) my go-to is still Broken Windows Policing.

Stopping and frisking the usual suspects come in a close second.

 

[Rightguide]

So a gay couple raising kids is the key.

Yes, the key to more gays.

 

[ll74]

Yes, the key to more gays.

So two parents doesn't lower crime?

Are more gays a bad thing?

 

[Rightguide]

I’ve been preaching that for years. The importance of the nuclear family is the foundation for a healthy society. Fatherless kids have a higher propensity to fail in school, turn to a life of crime and end up in our penal system. Many others are lost in internet cesspools and become dark hearts.

There is no near term solution it will only get worse. Men are rejecting marriage. Thank the feminist movement:

Study: U.S. marriage rate plummets nearly 60% over the past 50 years​

By Kristin Mazur Cleveland
PUBLISHED 12:00 PM ET Mar. 11, 2023

CLEVELAND — Not in a hurry to get hitched, more people these days are putting off getting married or choosing to never get married, according to a new study by the National Center for Family & Marriage Research.

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What You Need To Know​

• A new study by the National Center for Family & Marriage Research shows the U.S. marriage rate dropped by nearly 60% over the last 50 years
• The marriage rate in 1970 was at 76.5%, and today, it stands at just over 31%
• The groups seeing the biggest decline in people getting married include Hispanic and Black women
• The number of Hispanic women getting married went down 33%, and the number of Black women getting married dropped 60% over the last 50 years

More here: https://spectrumnews1.com/oh/columb...rly-60--over-the-past-50-years--study-reveals

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