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Lack of gun control will do it every time
Yeah , the business owners need to post signs prohibiting guns on the property . That should do the trick . Roll Eyes
 
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Having had a cup of coffee, what is this really intended to solve? What goes through these idiots minds when they propose stuff like this? I know there can be other hidden motives and objectives, but on the face of this, what is the intention? What is the typical, voting idiot expected to believe?

It seems like if there is a problem, fix the problem. The problem is not victims of crime or unintended consequences. The problem is not the location of crime or who owns the location. The problem is something is compelling crime. Fix that. In the interim, remove from society those that commit crimes.

The populace is the larger of criminals and government. The criminals are expanding. The government is doing nothing. This will come to a head eventually and the criminals and government will lose.

Just another fucking morning these days.




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This insanity is enough. I entirely hope this go 'round, the liberals are thrown out along with their stupid ideologies. What idiot comes up with this stuff?
 
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'The prevalence of firearms, coupled with limited gun control measures, further contributes to the overall crime rates in St. Louis,' real estate Norada wrote of the city.

It comes after a spate of violent attacks in the city, including the recent attack on fifteen-year-old Kaylee Gain earlier this month.

Gain was attacked on March 8 by another teenage girl who slammed her head into the pavement.


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They don’t even have the good sense to separate the calls to blame the guns with an example that involved no gun.



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'We have a lot of violence around convenience stores and gas stations,' Mayor Jones said on Thursday.

'So how can we hold those business owners accountable and also bring down crime?' she asked.

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'The prevalence of firearms, coupled with limited gun control measures, further contributes to the overall crime rates in St. Louis,' real estate Norada wrote of the city.

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Ummmm, why do you think biz owners should be held accountable for the crime and violence?

Ummmm, no, firearms do not contribute, cause, instigate, compel, crime or anything in fact. No more than a dumb doorknob does. Crime happens because of criminals. Crimes don't happen because of guns, or knives, or fists or bats. Crime, you dipshit, can be inhibited with guns.




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I've had this theory about San Francisco for years, but it could be applicable to any large Dem run city. They intentionally make the city unlivable, or portions of it. Real estate values drop. Someone, perhaps China, buys it all up. But, I may be nuts.
 
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I've had this theory about San Francisco for years, but it could be applicable to any large Dem run city. They intentionally make the city unlivable, or portions of it. Real estate values drop. Someone, perhaps China, buys it all up. But, I may be nuts.


Have you been to (insert a city here). China or anyone else isn’t buying up vacant buildings.




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^^^ In other words, Fredward is nuts? I gots to know. Razz


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... They intentionally make the city unlivable, or portions of it. ...u.


I'm going to default to a simpler position. These people that are running the show in cities, towns and communities like this aren't conspiratorial master-minds, they are simply too stupid to organize a bowel movement much less a workable solution to a problem.


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Ayn Rand and George Orwell called this one a long time ago.
This time it's not fiction unfortunately.


John Wayne also called it in his interview.


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