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These surveys are useless because they're based on how people feel. Notice how "safe" is defined as dystopian mass surveillance hellscapes were everyone lives in fear at all time, i.e typical for a low trust society were everyone tries to jew everyone all the time, hoping to get away with it.

Do people really think that's safe? Do people really wanna live like that? In high trust societies there is no surveillance, there is no safety because everyone trust everyone and nobody tries to jew their neighbor.

Now obviously in a low trust society, you can have a mass shooting, 100 dead, then the terrorist is publicly executed and everyone will applaud and feel safe. While in a high trust society a gypsy can steal a bicycle and suddenly everyone fear more crime will happen, and people get frustrated because nobody saw who stole the bicycle. Isn't it obvious what's actually safe and what's unsafe or am I missing something?

Or does people value safety over the freedom of a high trust society? Because I can guarantee that you're many times more likely to get jewed i Abu Dhabi than you are in Trondheim.

what a cohencidence, most of the ones in europe there are right up to the chopping block for more "diversity" next. Why is that, i wonder?

Irvine , CA

It's full of Chinese people. They're all docile...probably all still wearing masks too.

A commentary on the Canadian cities:

Coquitlam BC is majority whites and chinks, a river seperates it from Surrey (aka land of the pajeets) and it's just rural enough to dissuade niggers and brokies, so there are demographic and geographic barriers.

Quebec City is majority white because in order to live there you MUST be able to speak French, so there is a language barrier.

Oakville is likely the most expensive suburb in Ontario by far and it's almost all high income white people. So there is an income and class barrier.

Turns out cutting off the hands of criminals prevents them from committing more crime.

Whoa! America has one?

No wonder I loved munich so much.

Irvine,Tx - USA! Figures!