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By Dogkennelhillbilly · Posted
A reminder of what the basis of that perception is: OP saw one (1) "suspicious male". Christopher Hitchins was wrong about a lot of stuff but his line "that which can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence" is bang on here. -
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By first mate · Posted
Interesting. Another poster suggested that crime may have gone up on those streets because Southwark Council might have turned the street lights up. Could that be an alternative explanation? Mind you, why would Southwark turn the street lights up just as the road is closed off to traffic if they are aware of really good research that suggests doing this correlates with an increase in crime? Anyway, you must have good evidence to disprove the perception that crime has increased in that area, which is a relief.
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