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Did cell phones reduce violent crime?
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(10-10-2020, 03:06 PM)Classic-Xer Wrote:
(09-24-2020, 02:47 AM)pbrower2a Wrote: In view of much of the civil unrest of 2020, I might suggest that cell phones in the hands of peaceful protesters who might have expected to use the cameras therein to document police brutality may be more likely to document rioter brutality and other criminal offenses (such as looting). Civil unrest of the type that one associates with Detroit or Watts in 1967 may be less likely to degenerate into assaults, looting, and property destruction when video of such offenses becomes evidence in courts of law.

The people who are there to record police brutality won't care about recording all the other violent stuff going on because that's why they're there and recording all the other violent stuff would defeat their purpose for being there. You have a choice. Would you prefer to be arrested by a cop or executed on the spot by someone like me? Cops have rules to follow, we don't have rules to follow when there are no rules. The rules of the old Forum were anything goes when it came to removing people the Liberal crowd didn't like or viewed as a political threat. You weren't around, you arrived after I changed the rules by wiping out the folks who were doing it and offering no quarter or SPECIAL considerations to those who were foolish enough try it themselves.  Keep in mind, Tim McVeigh took it upon himself and accepted the consequences for his own actions. In terms of American 4T, Tim McVeigh would be viewed as a hero. Thank God, we aren't there yet but that appears to be where the radical Democrats want to go right now and they're going to be surprised when America doesn't care what the color of there skin is or what's between there legs or whether they have Asperger's or their Bipolar or spent to many years breathing sea water mist and so forth. The fact is, they should be wise enough not to undermine the will of America and ignore natural law and place themselves above us  because America has the power and authority to destroy them right now because that power comes from God. Do you have anything to do with God? I suggest that you remove the words you chose to use from the Declaration of Independence because what it states and represents doesn't apply to you or the Liberals these days.

Wrong. There are plenty of conservatives who endorse Black Lives Matter while despising crime. Black Live Matter does not have as its objective giving a free pass to criminals. The idea is that black people who are arrested are to survive the encounter with police. 

I don't see how you could lawfully execute someone. If you are talking about killing in self defense, then I excuse you. Think carefully about what you have just said. Lawful executions follow some legal proceeding and are performed in accordance with a set procedure prescribed by law... and then only in jurisdictions that allow capital punishment. Minnesota does not have capital punishment.

I dannot imagine any criterion by which anyone could see Timothy McVeigh as a hero. He committed one of the largest mass murders in American history. 

Finally you cannot express what the "American will" is. It can be Elijah Muhammad or it can be Robert Welch (founder of the John Birch Society). 

Otherwise you have an incoherent rant.
The ideal subject of totalitarian rule is not the convinced Nazi or the dedicated Communist  but instead the people for whom the distinction between fact and fiction, true and false, no longer exists -- Hannah Arendt.


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RE: Did cell phones reduce violent crime? - by pbrower2a - 10-11-2020, 01:56 AM

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