The right is very open about it?
The way some of you talk about the right, it sounds like you've never known anyone on the right.
You seem to pay them zero attention. I bet none of you can name a single thing anyone on the right has said in years. Yet would presume to know everything about them?
They are, and that is a fact. You don't have to agree with it or like it, but it doesn't change the fact.
I know a lot about the right, far more than majority of the right know anything about the left. I have many right wing friends, especially on FB, and so I see their bullshit thoughts and articles they share. Unlike the right, I also observe things and not let my bias cloud my conclusions, which may not always be the case.
The right hate homeless and refuse to help them, but they hate refugees even more. As soon as refugees became a topic (in which the right were consistently wrong about everything, because bigots are usually wrong), the right all of the sudden pretended to care about the homeless and said we should focus on caring about helping them out, and then after the refugee topic died down, they went back to ignoring and hating on homeless.
Many of them call Obama a racist (which is false, unless he can be racist against Black people) and said Trump is stopping racism (which is also false because hate crime against people of color and non-Christian religions increased). The right will also cry and whine about not having freedom of speech and cancel culture when in fact, they get away with almost anything while those on the left are more likely to pay the price and are more likely to be silenced by the right, like Colin Kaepernick.
I don't presume to know everything about the right, I know I know most things about the right. Majority are screwed up and love double standards and contradicting themselves.
Democrat states like new york and california were the worst with pandemic lockdowns. Killing the most jobs and business.
While right wing conservative states like texas and florida refused to shut down their economies due to the pandemic. Preserving the most american jobs and business.
Democrat states did the most to defund and cripple police in their regions, while the right wing did the opposite.
These trends matter, am I right.
So... your argument is bringing up cities where population in those cities are very high? Because I've done research few years ago, and red states see far more gun violence than blue states, or at least states with lax gun control see more violence.
And if you actually did do proper research, then you'd see blue governors in many areas actually increased funding to police. And if I recall correctly, Texas did shut down, and then tried to reopen and saw cases rise up again, so they shut down again. Same with Florida?
Trends with correct info matter. Your trends do not.