An Increase in Violent Crimes in America

A recent article on "USA Today" cites the National Crime Victim Survey by the Tribunals and Bureau of Statistics in 2012, and found that 26 of 1,000 people experienced violent crimes. This report follows the 2012 Unified Crime Report published by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in September 2013, and more than 2 million violent crime cases nationwide are recorded. Violent crime is increasing even in data of victim survey in 2011. It increased by 17% from 2010, the largest increase in 20 years.

Since the transition from authoritarianism to democracy, many factors in Latin America brought about an increase in violent crime. Some of the unique factors and characteristics of each country exacerbate the problems of some countries. However, from the 1980s to the 1990s the risk of crime and violence may be increasing in many countries and most countries in this region. The vast majority of the population lives in poverty. According to the World Bank, "A quarter of Brazil's population of 137 million is only 2.2% of national income Brazil is ranked second after South Africa in terms of global income disparity There.

The most important thing is the increase in violent crime in the United States. It is any means of harming murder, rape, gangsters and other people. Normally these messages only sound at 5 o'clock news or special news broadcasts. But these violent acts appear in lyrics of today's heavy metal and hip hop. This seems to be everyone's favorite today. And it is unlikely that we think that our young people are listening to these violent stories. Today's young people respect these artists very much.