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jac
(4/25/2016)
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| The problem is not the availability of guns. The problem is the getto culture that has no respect for anything including human life. Most of them already have criminal records and have gotten expert at gamming the judicial system. One program that would work at reducing crime would be to lock them up, but the government does not have the fortitude to come up with the resources to do so. Unfortunately the liberal judicial system abets the problem by placing restrictions on inmate treatment in prison that adds to the cost of incarceration. As far as I am concerned, if you can shove them in and still close the door, the jail isn't full yet. |
| Comment by:
jac
(4/25/2016)
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Another part of the problem is the democratic party that supports paying women a bonus (child support and WIC) for every bastard child they have instead of forcing them to go to work and support themselves.
The children learn that the government will support them if they are too lazy to get off their a** and get a job. The problem is perpetuated generation after generation. |
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