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LOL...I just saw that.DTO Luv wrote:Nebraska is more than Omaha. We're already discussing that here. http://eomahaforums.com/phpBB/viewtopic ... 0&start=60

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It's pathetic you can't even feel comfortable going into a retail store to shop - or a bank, grocery store, etc.
It's got my wife shook as she frequents that store if she doesn't do curbside.
Makes no sense why someone “needs” that gun for hunting or self defense, imo. However everyone that believes otherwise immediately jumps to it being a second amendment issue, etc, etc.
HA!
AR stands for ArmaLite rifledjc311 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 01, 2023 2:50 pmHA!
I hate to use the term "funny" anytime I'm talking about a gun - however, it's quite ironic there are several who want people to stop using the term "assault rifle" with these weapons. I thought that was the actual intent of the "AR" in AR-15... Assault Rifle?
Am I mistaken?
Perhaps it actually means something else:
Alternate Reality
Ask Randy
Arthur Randolfski
Acting Risky
After Reading
AH! No wonder so many ppl are angry when people refer to them as an "assault rifle".nebugeater wrote: ↑Thu Feb 02, 2023 12:28 pmAR stands for ArmaLite rifledjc311 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 01, 2023 2:50 pmHA!
I hate to use the term "funny" anytime I'm talking about a gun - however, it's quite ironic there are several who want people to stop using the term "assault rifle" with these weapons. I thought that was the actual intent of the "AR" in AR-15... Assault Rifle?
Am I mistaken?
Perhaps it actually means something else:
Alternate Reality
Ask Randy
Arthur Randolfski
Acting Risky
After Reading
Holy cow, looks like the first homicide of the year was april 18. That is astonishing. I still remember the summer month (maybe 15-20 years ago) when we had a murder a day.iamjacobm wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 9:10 pm I was astonished when I came across this headline. Has Omaha really only had one homicide in 2023? Really remarkable news if so.
https://news.yahoo.com/kansas-city-had- ... o2dT5-klXa
"Kansas City’s had 85 homicides so far in 2023. Omaha’s had 1. Here’s how we copy them"
Unfortunately that total is up to 4 homicides now.. But still, that is WAY low. Normally by mid June- Omaha is pushing 15-20 homicides. This could be a record low year. But we still have a “long hot Summer” to go…Louie wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 9:45 pmHoly cow, looks like the first homicide of the year was april 18. That is astonishing. I still remember the summer month (maybe 15-20 years ago) when we had a murder a day.iamjacobm wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 9:10 pm I was astonished when I came across this headline. Has Omaha really only had one homicide in 2023? Really remarkable news if so.
https://news.yahoo.com/kansas-city-had- ... o2dT5-klXa
"Kansas City’s had 85 homicides so far in 2023. Omaha’s had 1. Here’s how we copy them"
Even 4 is crazy low for a city this size. Kansas City and Minneapolis are both considerably more dangerous than Omaha. Even Albuquerque which has similar population stats as Omaha consistently has more Homicides than us.Omaha Cowboy wrote: ↑Fri Jun 16, 2023 12:18 amUnfortunately that total is up to 4 homicides now.. But still, that is WAY low. Normally by mid June- Omaha is pushing 15-20 homicides. This could be a record low year. But we still have a “long hot Summer” to go…Louie wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 9:45 pmHoly cow, looks like the first homicide of the year was april 18. That is astonishing. I still remember the summer month (maybe 15-20 years ago) when we had a murder a day.iamjacobm wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 9:10 pm I was astonished when I came across this headline. Has Omaha really only had one homicide in 2023? Really remarkable news if so.
https://news.yahoo.com/kansas-city-had- ... o2dT5-klXa
"Kansas City’s had 85 homicides so far in 2023. Omaha’s had 1. Here’s how we copy them"
Ciao..LiO…Peace
Also include Tulsa, OK.Cermak wrote: ↑Fri Jun 16, 2023 1:36 amEven 4 is crazy low for a city this size. Kansas City and Minneapolis are both considerably more dangerous than Omaha. Even Albuquerque which has similar population stats as Omaha consistently has more Homicides than us.Omaha Cowboy wrote: ↑Fri Jun 16, 2023 12:18 amUnfortunately that total is up to 4 homicides now.. But still, that is WAY low. Normally by mid June- Omaha is pushing 15-20 homicides. This could be a record low year. But we still have a “long hot Summer” to go…Louie wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 9:45 pmHoly cow, looks like the first homicide of the year was april 18. That is astonishing. I still remember the summer month (maybe 15-20 years ago) when we had a murder a day.iamjacobm wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 9:10 pm I was astonished when I came across this headline. Has Omaha really only had one homicide in 2023? Really remarkable news if so.
https://news.yahoo.com/kansas-city-had- ... o2dT5-klXa
"Kansas City’s had 85 homicides so far in 2023. Omaha’s had 1. Here’s how we copy them"
Ciao..LiO…Peace
I need to check out Tulsa someday, heard some good and bad about it. Its population stats are very close to Omaha's .Renovator2559 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 16, 2023 5:21 amAlso include Tulsa, OK.Cermak wrote: ↑Fri Jun 16, 2023 1:36 amEven 4 is crazy low for a city this size. Kansas City and Minneapolis are both considerably more dangerous than Omaha. Even Albuquerque which has similar population stats as Omaha consistently has more Homicides than us.Omaha Cowboy wrote: ↑Fri Jun 16, 2023 12:18 amUnfortunately that total is up to 4 homicides now.. But still, that is WAY low. Normally by mid June- Omaha is pushing 15-20 homicides. This could be a record low year. But we still have a “long hot Summer” to go…Louie wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 9:45 pmHoly cow, looks like the first homicide of the year was april 18. That is astonishing. I still remember the summer month (maybe 15-20 years ago) when we had a murder a day.iamjacobm wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 9:10 pm I was astonished when I came across this headline. Has Omaha really only had one homicide in 2023? Really remarkable news if so.
https://news.yahoo.com/kansas-city-had- ... o2dT5-klXa
"Kansas City’s had 85 homicides so far in 2023. Omaha’s had 1. Here’s how we copy them"
Ciao..LiO…Peace
Tulsa is considered to be Omaha's twin, based on population size and as old as Omaha.
However, from the numerous times I have been to Tulsa.
Locals tell me that the crime is high, young people I have talked to say they feel hopeless in Oklahoma, especially because the police somehow try to find ways to arrest people. Tulsa has even been having this program paying $10,000 for any remote worker that moves there.
Although Tulsas growth rate is good, the growth rate is nowhere near as Omaha.
Not surprised that Tulsa isn't growing as fast. It's a city with overbuilt highways and in love with car dependency, Tulsa is a smaller version of Kansas City. The downtown is dead and hardly walkable