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jkka wrote:

> 1. No one seems to care about the number of violent crimes going on in our 
> country. Whether its increasing or not we still have more violent crimes 
> then most of the terrorists countries have terror. We still are one of the 
> most violent democracies in the history of the world and nothing is ever 
> done. Its a silent scourage on our nation
> Unlike Hillary and Obama I propose anyone who uses a gun or knife in an 
> attack on a human being during robbery or home invasion never see the light 
> of day ever. I think someone in Congress needs to propose this law. Whatever 
> the costs and $$$$ to protect or possible help people not become the tens of 
> thousands murdered and shot each year without a news media or politician 
> concerned enough to do something about it, should be provided. We talk about 
> crimes from terrorists, we got terrorists from criminals going around.
> 2.Someone needs to ask Obama and Hillary why being impoverished or coming 
> from slavery should be an exucse for violent crime. Lots of people who come 
> from bad situations don't use violence . There is a new mantra from Hillary 
> that if you rehab a criminal from jail they might not recommit. I suggest 
> anyone who harms a human being should never see the light of day ever let 
> alone get rehabbed . Please pass this around. Please propose some news to 
> ask Obama if violent criminals need to be rehabbed. Everyday I see and hear 
> of people getting shot or robbed and they are not all in gangs, many are 
> vulnerable people who did not deserve this. We need to do more to protect 
> people and encourage the right values not reward them by rehabbing these 
> people. One can argue anyone who uses a knife or gun during a crime can 
> never ever be rehabbed and I agree. This is scourge on this country.

Poor baby.  Get a life.

--Jeff

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One of my points was to ask if Obama believes violent criminals need to be
rehabbed. I think I heard him talk about criminal but not violent criminals
As for the laws, violent crime is a personal thing with me and its not
overemphasized. I see and hear what goes on in some cities and its almost
akin to terrorism really. Why are laws allowed to subjectively be over ruled
by judges? Who knows, they shouldn't be . My proposal is for anyone who uses
the gun or knive as in shooting or knifing someone, not just bringing a gun
or knive into the crime. The reason I think targeting people who actually
used the gun or knive is better is because obviously they don't care about
human life at all and should never see light of day again. If we put
everyone who brought  the gun or knive but didn't actually use it we might
be overwhelmed with prisons. Still I would not be against that 20 year
sentence either. I don't think poverty should ever be an excuse for
committing a violent crime

In article <mOfMj.885$mG1.664@trndny08>, "jkka" <jkka@yahoo.com> wrote:

> One of my points was to ask if Obama believes violent criminals need to be
> rehabbed. I think I heard him talk about criminal but not violent criminals
> As for the laws, violent crime is a personal thing with me and its not
> overemphasized. I see and hear what goes on in some cities and its almost
> akin to terrorism really. Why are laws allowed to subjectively be over ruled
> by judges? Who knows, they shouldn't be . My proposal is for anyone who uses
> the gun or knive as in shooting or knifing someone, not just bringing a gun
> or knive into the crime. The reason I think targeting people who actually
> used the gun or knive is better is because obviously they don't care about
> human life at all and should never see light of day again. If we put
> everyone who brought  the gun or knive but didn't actually use it we might
> be overwhelmed with prisons. Still I would not be against that 20 year
> sentence either. I don't think poverty should ever be an excuse for
> committing a violent crime
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