Seriously? Pittsburgh, Philly and New York used to be gnarly back in the 70s and 80s.
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139 times higher than the rest of the state.
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Madison is 139 times higher than the rest of the state.
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Are you blaming poor people for crime?
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Do racial demographics next!
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Coming to a Starbucks near you when order breaks down, the military will be asked to step in out of desperation just like every other Third World country. If you can’t have a civilized country this is what happens.
Such high denial among the libbies.
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I don’t believe that, but if so, I don’t live in Madison, my city is in the rest of the state.
Madison is in top 10 safest cities in the country.
Crime rate in Madison is lower than average crime rate in the rest of the country.
I’m in Madison on a regular basis. It’s beautiful. I walk there alone at night. It’s safer than Texas.
I was born and raised in Pittsburgh. Nothing “gnarly” about the ‘Burgh during the ‘70’s and ‘80’s. I graduated HS in 1969. The steel mills were shutting down during the ‘70’s, steelworkers were moving to find work. The Steelers won four Super Bowls during the ‘70’s. The Pirates won two World Series. Some of us got drafted into the tail end of the Vietnam War or went to Europe to stare down the Soviets in Germany. Couple of my HS friends got themselves killed in VN. Pitt, Duquesne University and Carnegie Mellon were top rated universities; still are but Pitt is going more woke by the day. Carter gave us a taste of his dumbassery rationing gas, but everyone went through that not just in Pittsburgh.
Fast forward to the 21st century. Pittsburgh has changed tremendously. Like most Dimbulbcrat run cities their social engineering experiments are abysmal failures. The schools suck, crime is on the rise and the downtown areas are no longer alive. Nobody wants to go there out of fear.
But I find your assessment of Pittsburgh during the ‘70’s and 80’s to be way off.
Now Phythydelphia? Perennial ■■■■ hole. 
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It doesn’t matter if you believe it or not, I looked it up. And not only do those holes have crime, Madison is also one of the epicenters of this neo-Marxist crap that has spread like a cancer and has been since the late 80s.
Madison is a hole. 139 times higher than the rest of the state. Why are you trying to compare to other holes?
Madison is not in NY or California.
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Which is “your city”?
…Why?
I’d want to leave NY too- it costs a million bucks to buy a closet.
See if it tells a story!
Lol we’re actually going into Madison tomorrow.
I’m going to pick up an order of fancy cupcakes.
Attend a graduation.
Downtown for shopping and dinner.
Sunset walk along one of the lakeshores (3 pretty lakes have beaches/parks/trails in Madison!)
Probably won’t be heading home till after dark.
I’ll try and send a dispatch so you’ll know what happened to me should I never make it out 
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Look at a map. Look at the cities surrounding Madison. One of them.
Also crime is high.
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No umbrella.
“Cities”?
Do you have a story to tell? I’d love to hear it.
