Already discussed that.
Why Can’t We Talk About the Murder Wave?
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Already discussed that.
This? There was no discussion. You should be proud you were bang on! You can call things.
Cities Will Set Murder Records Because of 'Soros Effect'
Last week it was reported that 12 major U.S. cities have already posted record-setting murder rates in 2021. WABC-Radio has identified three additional metropolises — Chicago, Milwaukee, and Jackson, Miss. — that have also set murder records this year, all with Soros-backed DAs.
This follows an analysis by WABC-Radio of 13 U.S. cities with Soros-backed district attorneys. The investigation focused on homicide statistics, since, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, “As a readily measurable indicator, homicide is both a reasonable proxy for violent crime and a robust indicator of levels of violence within States.”
Last week it was reported that 12 major U.S. cities have already posted record-setting murder rates in 2021. WABC-Radio has identified three additional metropolises — Chicago, Milwaukee, and Jackson, Miss. — that have also set murder records this year, all with Soros-backed DAs.
This follows an analysis by WABC-Radio of 13 U.S. cities with Soros-backed district attorneys. The investigation focused on homicide statistics, since, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, “As a readily measurable indicator, homicide is both a reasonable proxy for violent crime and a robust indicator of levels of violence within States.”
The overwhelming majority of these violent murder suspects are Black Males.
Who get their guns from white males.
Most gun owners are law abiding and don't murder people. They are murdering thousands of people every year, and most of the victims are also black. It's a bigotry of low expectations to say more intensive policing can't make things better in such neighborhoods.
Criminals get their guns from legal gun owners.
Nobody's against intensive policing as long as they follow the constitution,official police policy and state and federal law.
Things have gotten worse because of a toxic interpretation of the Constitution by radical judges, and low level cities cutting collaborative consent agreements with radical plaintiffs.