But differences between states are quite significant. New Hampshire is at 0.9 some years. Louisiana is 10-15 times that.
Still, I understand the divide is more between urban core/suburban+rural that between different states.
Still, I understand the divide is more between urban core/suburban+rural that between different states.
(Yes, comparing rather marginal differences.)
However, Venezuela is on a completely different level. Moreover, murder rates in the US are heading downwards; they are half of 1980's numbers. Venezuela is radically up, almost ten times of 1980's numbers.
Face it, the US done fucked up.
(However, breaking up Belgium brings to mind some controversies: the motto of the country is "Einigkeit macht stark" or "Unity makes Strength"; after the 2010 election (June 13, 2010) it took 541 days of negotiations to come up with a functional government (sworn in on December 6, 2011).