Canadians have felt superior to the uncouth Americans for many reasons; primarily their health care and safety. The reality, however, is quite ugly. The average Canadian a) often waits over a year for his specialist appointments at hospitals, b) is significantly poorer than the average American, and c) now lives in a country that is less safe than their Southern giant.
The study found that from 2014 to 2022 when the latest crime statistics were available, the violent crime rate, such as murder, robbery, and assault with a weapon, in Canada increased by 43.8% to 434.1 violent crimes per 100,000 people.
This means that Canada now has a 14% higher population-adjusted violent crime rate than the U.S., which saw a violent crime increase of 5.3% over the same period, with 380.7 crimes per 100,000 people.
Of course, given how the police doesn't bother recording many crimes, the real numbers, on both sides, are much higher.
Strange, how Canada's noticeable decline started around 2015. Did Canadians vote for anyone new during that time? Did this new head of government open the borders to the third world and make over five million into permanent residents who then go on to sponsor their entire low-IQ families? Could that diversity have been responsible for this avoidable decay of Canada?
Nah. It would be RAYCISSS to think such Bad Thoughts.