When Gallup surveyed who feels safe walking alone at night, China's 94% yes was notable. But the real story is buried in the demographics with men and women in China reported nearly identical levels.

☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆@lemmygrad.ml · 17 days ago

When Gallup surveyed who feels safe walking alone at night, China's 94% yes was notable. But the real story is buried in the demographics with men and women in China reported nearly identical levels.

Orcocracy [comrade/them]@hexbear.net · 17 days ago

Remember, it’s not about whether there are or are not any guns around, or whether or not crossing the road is dangerous, or any actual potential chance of crime or anything else actually real. That’s not what a survey like this does. This survey is based on respondents perceptions about safety. People will be thinking of all sorts of things, much of it based on what they see in the news and on social media and so on, not on crime rates or pedestrian injury statistics or anything like that.

When Gallup surveyed who feels safe walking alone at night, China's 94% yes was notable. But the real story is buried in the demographics with men and women in China reported nearly identical levels.

When Gallup surveyed who feels safe walking alone at night, China's 94% yes was notable. But the real story is buried in the demographics with men and women in China reported nearly identical levels.

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