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  • Perception of Violence on TV

    • The speaker reflects on watching violence in different contexts, notably contrasting experiences in Canada versus their current location (implied to be a place with higher crime rates).

    • In Canada, the viewer acknowledges that violent events depicted in media feel remote and unrelated to their immediate environment.

    • Conversely, in the speaker's current setting, violence feels immediate and relevant, highlighting a sense of local danger.

  • Curiosity About Crime Rates

    • The speaker questions why violent crime rates are significantly lower in Canada (for example, wondering why there aren't "10,000 murders a year").

    • There's a sense of admiration for Canada as a safer place, suggesting a desire to retire there due to its perceived lower crime rates.

    • The speaker expresses an interest in understanding the underlying differences that contribute to these contrasting crime rates.

  • Reflection on Safety

    • Overall, the conversation emphasizes a theme of safety and questioning how societal, cultural, or policy differences affect crime rates between countries.

    • It suggests a deeper exploration into the factors contributing to crime dynamics and societal norms in different locations.