Hawaii, Mass, Idaho, Utah, Nebraska, and New Hampshire.
What a weird cross section of top performers.
Snoo81200 on
South once again showing its absolute dog shit when it comes to quality of life.
a_rabid_anti_dentite on
Is this firearms deaths or firearms homicides? Obviously the title is deaths, but the fact that they cite DC for firearms homicides gives me pause.
Psych0PompOs on
This isn’t actually as bad as I would have expected…
CLSmith15 on
Age-adjusted? Age of who? What does age have to do with anything? Adjusted how?
Votesformygoats on
But I was told Portland is a war zone!
YoureHereForOthers on
As always, DC should not be included unless large cities are independently included of their states.
Chank-a-chank1795 on
First 25 years of my life were in Louisiana
Yet
Never knew anyone that was shot, shot at or had a gun pointed at them
Not saying the numbers aren’t right
I believe almost all of it is a socio-economic thing
nic_haflinger on
Of course DC is a city not a state so this comparison is ridiculous. Compared to other major US cities DC is far from being the worst.
AbdulAhBlongatta on
Lmao it’s always the *same* map
Ok-Atmosphere-2583 on
Remove Memphis out of the metrics for TN and see how far that number drops, we went from like 3rd in crime rate to mid to high 30s in other studies after the same was done..
I wonder what the states with really low numbers have in common. It’s not political since ID and MA are both 1.8 and they’re about as polar opposite as it gets politically. Along with NH, SD, NE and ME also a diverse group of states politically.
I can’t put my finger on it. Can someone help me out here?
Few-Sail-4375 on
We’ve had so many less shootings in my blue city since Trump sent the NG in. It’s so nice being able to let my kids finally walk to school again.
Such_Egg9843 on
I drove through Mississippi once. Stopped twice for food and gas. Its the most disgusting hell hole piece of shit entity I have ever set foot on. Never again.
DooDooCat on
Map caption says „firearms deaths“. The caption for DC says, „firearms homicides“. This map would be more meaningful if it clarified whether it included accidental firearm deaths and firearm suicides.
JoanneMG822 on
Age-adjusted for what?
TravelerMSY on
No fair. DC isn’t a state. Now go do “east St. Louis instead of “Missouri.”
No_Objective3217 on
gun regulation is a state issue
Hamblin113 on
Remember this includes suicides, not sure what the age-related adjustment is. Suicides are usually more than 50%. Though at the high rates in a few places it may not be. The question is are restrictive gun laws helpful? Massachusetts is very restrictive, while New Hampshire is constitutional carry with few restrictions, numbers are similar. But it could be the location in the country as New England is relatively low.
IanCrapReport on
Let’s see heart disease and traffic fatalities next
zubian12 on
honestly im surprised that Michigan isn’t significantly higher
Organic-Street8063 on
Waze says I can save 45 minutes on my commute by detouring through Anacostia. Nope. Load up a podcast and sit in traffic.
Sirosim_Celojuma on
I feel like those top two states are more like one guy shoots at another guy because there was an alligator between the two of them and they didn’t consider stray bullets if they missed.
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Massachusetts wins like all these maps.
Hawaii, Mass, Idaho, Utah, Nebraska, and New Hampshire.
What a weird cross section of top performers.
South once again showing its absolute dog shit when it comes to quality of life.
Is this firearms deaths or firearms homicides? Obviously the title is deaths, but the fact that they cite DC for firearms homicides gives me pause.
This isn’t actually as bad as I would have expected…
Age-adjusted? Age of who? What does age have to do with anything? Adjusted how?
But I was told Portland is a war zone!
As always, DC should not be included unless large cities are independently included of their states.
First 25 years of my life were in Louisiana
Yet
Never knew anyone that was shot, shot at or had a gun pointed at them
Not saying the numbers aren’t right
I believe almost all of it is a socio-economic thing
Of course DC is a city not a state so this comparison is ridiculous. Compared to other major US cities DC is far from being the worst.
Lmao it’s always the *same* map
Remove Memphis out of the metrics for TN and see how far that number drops, we went from like 3rd in crime rate to mid to high 30s in other studies after the same was done..
Population density? Poverty? Education?
Data source?
I was trying to figure out what the numbers meant. [Here’s the source](https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2025/03/05/what-the-data-says-about-gun-deaths-in-the-us/#:~:text=Those%20with%20the%20lowest%20gun%20murder%20rates,Rhode%20Island%2C%20South%20Dakota%2C%20Vermont%20and%20Wyoming.)
I didn’t know gun deaths were that low
DC is a city and not a state lol.
Does this count suicides?
The dark spot is always in the crotch of America.
I wonder what the states with really low numbers have in common. It’s not political since ID and MA are both 1.8 and they’re about as polar opposite as it gets politically. Along with NH, SD, NE and ME also a diverse group of states politically.
I can’t put my finger on it. Can someone help me out here?
We’ve had so many less shootings in my blue city since Trump sent the NG in. It’s so nice being able to let my kids finally walk to school again.
I drove through Mississippi once. Stopped twice for food and gas. Its the most disgusting hell hole piece of shit entity I have ever set foot on. Never again.
Map caption says „firearms deaths“. The caption for DC says, „firearms homicides“. This map would be more meaningful if it clarified whether it included accidental firearm deaths and firearm suicides.
Age-adjusted for what?
No fair. DC isn’t a state. Now go do “east St. Louis instead of “Missouri.”
gun regulation is a state issue
Remember this includes suicides, not sure what the age-related adjustment is. Suicides are usually more than 50%. Though at the high rates in a few places it may not be. The question is are restrictive gun laws helpful? Massachusetts is very restrictive, while New Hampshire is constitutional carry with few restrictions, numbers are similar. But it could be the location in the country as New England is relatively low.
Let’s see heart disease and traffic fatalities next
honestly im surprised that Michigan isn’t significantly higher
Waze says I can save 45 minutes on my commute by detouring through Anacostia. Nope. Load up a podcast and sit in traffic.
I feel like those top two states are more like one guy shoots at another guy because there was an alligator between the two of them and they didn’t consider stray bullets if they missed.