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[Adventurer]

The United States is under worse threat internally from the failed cultural segments among the Hispanic and African American population who are acting like Siamese fighting fish. I do mean to say this to be derogatory, but so many African Americans and Hispanics are getting killed by each other and the problems are spreading. It is not only Miami and L.A. that are dealing with an explosion in terms of gang problems. It is seriously bad in parts of Dallas. If the U.S. government invested some capital into dealing with domestic terrorists called gangsters and not only of the Islamic variety, who definitely should be tackled, then they are not serious about honouring the social contract with the people of America. I don't think legalizing drugs is the issue. Drugs are not legal in Korea and they don't have the same problems. Why must drugs be legalized? I may understand when it comes to marijuana. Cocaine is a whole other animal in my book. I am not dismissing crime done by Caucasians and Asians but, percentage wise, they are not associated so much with having a large component of the population behind urban decay, but you can say the higher ups among the elites are also responsible for ignoring the problems. I mean Bush launches some war in Iraq when there is a war at home every day killing so many Americans of all races.

[bucheon bum]

[mithridates]

[otis]

I can't believe you guys are blaming Bush for dangerous American cities.

I lived in New Orleans under Reagan. It was dangerous.

I lived in New Orleans under the first Bush. It was dangerous.

I lived in New Orleans under Clinton. It was dangerous.

This is why American cities are dangerous: We are afraid to tell the blacks and Mexicans to stop shooting each other and themselves. We don't want to be called racist.

[bucheon bum]

yeah otis. all hispanics are mexicans.

[jinju]

Easy way to deal with gangs. Shoot to kill. Ask questions later.

[Adventurer]

Overall, the crime rate has fallen in some years past. Did you hear of the economists who attributed it to many women having abortions who would have otherwise ended up being criminals when they grew up. I am not sure what to make of his theory. He wrote the book called "Freakeconomics". He was not being pro-abortion, however.

I do blame Bush and the presidents before them. But you are right people can't blame one leader in particular. I think it is more of a general mindset in the U.S. where people don't really want to admit the situation is so bad and don't want to admit that much needs to be spent on destroying the gangs, urban renewal, real education, stopping a 50% drop out rate of some groups from school, and having more undercover people in schools watching gangs and busting people. However, that would all cost a fair bit of coin and embarass certain local politicians.
The politicians don't want this done and as long as white neighborhoods are not shut up there isn't so much done.

[seoulshock]

^ That was written by my elementary friend, Steven Levitt.

[Hollywoodaction]

[dogbert]

[Junior]

[jinju]

[dulouz]

I wasn't certain if this article was serious because as its example of horror it used one shot Black girl in all of LA. We get that every weekend in Milwaukee so it doesn't seem like much.

[ddeubel]

[cbclark4]

I would suggest the formation of a "foreign legion" waving all education pre-qualification and offering amnesty after 4 years of service, similar to the French version of the same. Recruit heavily from the gangs. This offers discipline to the undisciplined, and allows the recruits to get a violence fix in true combat situations.

On the other side it could contribute to the accuracy of the drive by shootings and lessen the chance of collateral victims.

cbc