First thing I noticed about Nola

But who has the higher body count?

Tourists are trashy and don't pick up after themselves.

It wasn't the smell? Because a lot of people comment about the smell.

Edit: I copied the wrong line. Apologies...you’re still retarded. The Mexico City stats are for first quarter only.

You’re retarded. You should get some kind of benefits, or assistance.

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Mexico City has recorded its most violent first four-month period of any year of the past two decades with 382 intentional homicides between January 1 and the end of April.

The figure is 14% higher than the 335 recorded in the same period last year and 24% higher than the murder rate registered in the first four months of 1998, when there were 309 homicides.

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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - New Orleans could see its lowest murder rate in decades, according to one crime analyst’s opinion. However, another expert says the city still has a long way to go in curbing the violence. According to a tweet and unofficial numbers from crime analyst Jeff Asher, New Orleans is currently on pace for 148 murders in 2018. When you factor in the decline in population, Asher’s projection would give us the lowest rate in over 30 years.

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there were 15,973 homicides in the first six months of the year

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WOW so 80,000 people were killed in NOLA in 6 months?

Mexico City not the entire country of Mexico

This thread is a shitshow

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This thread is a shitshow

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It's a like they have equipped a short bus with Wi-Fi...

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Looks like MC had 3 times as many homicides in 4 months than NOLA had so far this year.

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So that's like a factor of 463...right...derp.

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Cue the out of state losers on this board who always are ready to trash Louisiana at any moment. In 3...2...1

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When it comes to litter alongside the roads...you have to admit Louisiana is really bad compared to other states.

I lived in Louisiana for 28 years before I left and it was one of the first things I noticed when living in another state.

My family lived in Louisiana all their lives (my dad 68 years) and it was one of the first things they noticed as well when I moved them here after the flood. How much cleaner the streets are compared to Louisiana.