Robert Muggah: How to protect fast-growing cities from failing

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"I've tracked gun smugglers from Russia to Somalia, I've worked with warlords in Afghanistan and the Congo" more like you visited and a translator spoke between you, doubt you did much
Comment from : Funny Shorts

Good talk, I like the approach that they're doing to so lessen the crime
Comment from : z0rdic

Fragile cities, interesting phrase
Comment from : OkraJoe

I find that you to be a bit alarmist and you also sound like you're in a conference in front of people you're trying to convince to buy a product Though I may just be misinterpreting your genuine enthusiasm (in which case I very much apologize), I feel like you use emotions such as feat to control the audience a bit too muchbrbrNow that being said, I really like your stats, graphs and the sollutions you suggestbrAll in all a really interesting video, nice one
Comment from : StrangerYann

Thanks for the working examples of reducing violence, wish we could have more of this on everyday media
Comment from : mctm1221

there is a very clear diction in the video for the study of American
Comment from : Андрей Филипчук

I've tracked gun smugglers from Russia to SomaliabrSo, I am not a terrorist, but I am against violence
Comment from : Андрей Филипчук

Control will not stop gun violence! That is a myth A 3D printer has already produced a workable gun And yes, home capability is a bit off but it will come And criminals can, and will gain access easily enough A bribe here, a bribe there And you can Google for all sorts of stories of how people were able to stop an attack by using a personal hand gun So all of your arguments are mute And again, IF those people in France, around that board meeting, had handguns the outcome might have been far different There is no disputing this
Comment from : Dan Walter

He just explained how to fight terrorist recruitment and even all para-military (he mentioned the Zetas) violent activity in cities perhaps even the world This is a very good Talk #charliehebdo
Comment from : Leonidas GGG

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Comment from : Gilla Family

it really help in research works
Comment from : fati cuty

You can ban everything deemed "unsafe" and mankind will still find ways to kill one another Take away guns and criminals will always have them In the not too distant future (right around the corner because it's already has been done) they will simply print them
Comment from : Dan Walter

So pompous!
Comment from : Daniel Rowley

He lost my attention when he said Sao Paulo in Mexico, totally lost his credibility First he needs to learn some geography
Comment from : Joao Tonon

He forgot to mention other, more pertinent variables One huge factor pertaining to the level of violence a city develops that he failed to consider is the relationship between the government and the people who live in thembrAs well as economic inflation and the condition of health of the population
Comment from : Robert Ellis

Masculinity created the problems brIs it the ONLY solution to it, as non-verbally stated by this TED speakerbrThe Pope, religious boss of South America, seems to agree with him
Comment from : Greg Zeng

不懂觉厉
Comment from : 程三

This guy should check out Jacque Fresco cities in his the Venus Project to see what a sustainable peaceful city looks like!
Comment from : rivenraven1

I stopped this video after he calling the NSA surveillance the reason why western countries have less murder and crime rate than those south countries "some cops are able to predict criminal violence before it even happening" yes sure As if there are individual, responsible cops who do this There are big server farms and error-prone algorithms which judge about the innocence of a human and the cops are just sitting on the output of those things, scrolling through private pictures of our teens
Comment from : Wee Zrr

Wow, he kept me watching (through gritted teeth - "some cops can predict crime before it even happens") with some decent sense
Comment from : balisticsquirel