And to focus on something that will affect everyone, not partisan fears, in Phoenix mere mortals can actually afford to buy a home.
Also, being wrongly convicted of a crime doesn't "affect everyone" but I would argue that doesn't mean we should ignore it.
http://www.eastbaytimes.com/breaking-news/ci_29976112/trump-...
They're rare, as is being wrongly convicted (which can happen anywhere).
But what really bothers conservatives is the idea that the police allowed it to happen.
> Unless a victim's life was in peril or the violence was "spiraling out of control," he said, officers held back to avoid inciting more violence and having the crowd turn on officers.
You must not have lived in either places to really know...