DC asked people in jail how to stop gun violence

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know this may sound crazy but I honestly think we should turn part of the empty midwest into a penal colony of sorts. There is nobody out there anyway so why not build a town and essentially fence it off in like Idaho or Montana. Kind of like Australia for the British. They'll have to learn a new way of life but they would not be allowed back out of the state

The good and decent people of Idaho and Montana don’t want your violent city criminal trash.

Better idea - fence off DC and let the criminals stay right where they are. You created them. YOU can deal with them.

+100
Love how pp thinks "there is nobody out there anyway." Truly a liberal bubble-dweller.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know this may sound crazy but I honestly think we should turn part of the empty midwest into a penal colony of sorts. There is nobody out there anyway so why not build a town and essentially fence it off in like Idaho or Montana. Kind of like Australia for the British. They'll have to learn a new way of life but they would not be allowed back out of the state

The good and decent people of Idaho and Montana don’t want your violent city criminal trash.

Better idea - fence off DC and let the criminals stay right where they are. You created them. YOU can deal with them.

LOL, yet despite DC trying to ban guns, your outside politicians override that and in effect arm criminals in DC.

And yet most places with a lot more guns than DC also have a lot less crime. Which proves that the problem isn’t guns at all.

Exactly. Lack of effective consequences certainly increases crime. What is the penalty for stealing a gun? Zip?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know this may sound crazy but I honestly think we should turn part of the empty midwest into a penal colony of sorts. There is nobody out there anyway so why not build a town and essentially fence it off in like Idaho or Montana. Kind of like Australia for the British. They'll have to learn a new way of life but they would not be allowed back out of the state

The good and decent people of Idaho and Montana don’t want your violent city criminal trash.

Better idea - fence off DC and let the criminals stay right where they are. You created them. YOU can deal with them.

LOL, yet despite DC trying to ban guns, your outside politicians override that and in effect arm criminals in DC.

And yet most places with a lot more guns than DC also have a lot less crime. Which proves that the problem isn’t guns at all.

Exactly. Lack of effective consequences certainly increases crime. What is the penalty for stealing a gun? Zip?

People carelessly allowing their guns to be stolen are a big part of the crime problem as well. You idiots think guns prevent crime, yet in some cases your gun makes you the target of crime.

Get it through your heads already: More guns DOES NOT mean less crime. On a per-capita basis, many of those rural areas with high rates of gun ownership have every bit as much and often more crime than DC does.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here’s an article on “violence interruptors”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/07/30/is-dc-wasting-money-violence-reduction-programs/

These are glorified make work programs for returning felons. Your heart is in the right place, but this city is seeing an increase in crime. Can we get some real solutions? Maybe prosecute some people for once?

That's how DC is with far too many things - inefficient "make work" programs with very little oversight and accountability.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think a lot of the blame lands on schools. One, many kids go to schools that are horrible. I don't necessarily blame all of the staff for that. The system is corrupt and broken. Two, there are very little consequences for atrocious behaviors. These kids learn that there are no consequences from school.

The sad thing is just like good people in the community, good kids in schools also suffer. They are traumatized every day. They have no rights.

Kids who have serious behavioral issues, kids who are violent, should be funneled directly into programs to deal with it rather than having all of the disconnects.

[Anonymous]

Lol Build The Wall!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think a lot of the blame lands on schools. One, many kids go to schools that are horrible. I don't necessarily blame all of the staff for that. The system is corrupt and broken. Two, there are very little consequences for atrocious behaviors. These kids learn that there are no consequences from school.

The sad thing is just like good people in the community, good kids in schools also suffer. They are traumatized every day. They have no rights.

Kids who have serious behavioral issues, kids who are violent, should be funneled directly into programs to deal with it rather than having all of the disconnects.

They’re dumping violent kids into the schools on purpose, you know.

[Anonymous]

So people in jail get free degrees? Socialism!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lol Build The Wall!

They made a movie about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know this may sound crazy but I honestly think we should turn part of the empty midwest into a penal colony of sorts. There is nobody out there anyway so why not build a town and essentially fence it off in like Idaho or Montana. Kind of like Australia for the British. They'll have to learn a new way of life but they would not be allowed back out of the state

The good and decent people of Idaho and Montana don’t want your violent city criminal trash.

Better idea - fence off DC and let the criminals stay right where they are. You created them. YOU can deal with them.

LOL, yet despite DC trying to ban guns, your outside politicians override that and in effect arm criminals in DC.

And yet most places with a lot more guns than DC also have a lot less crime. Which proves that the problem isn’t guns at all.

Exactly. Lack of effective consequences certainly increases crime. What is the penalty for stealing a gun? Zip?

People carelessly allowing their guns to be stolen are a big part of the crime problem as well. You idiots think guns prevent crime, yet in some cases your gun makes you the target of crime.

Get it through your heads already: More guns DOES NOT mean less crime. On a per-capita basis, many of those rural areas with high rates of gun ownership have every bit as much and often more crime than DC does.

Liar.

[Anonymous]

That will lead to abortion. Can’t have that!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know this may sound crazy but I honestly think we should turn part of the empty midwest into a penal colony of sorts. There is nobody out there anyway so why not build a town and essentially fence it off in like Idaho or Montana. Kind of like Australia for the British. They'll have to learn a new way of life but they would not be allowed back out of the state

The good and decent people of Idaho and Montana don’t want your violent city criminal trash.

Better idea - fence off DC and let the criminals stay right where they are. You created them. YOU can deal with them.

LOL, yet despite DC trying to ban guns, your outside politicians override that and in effect arm criminals in DC.

And yet most places with a lot more guns than DC also have a lot less crime. Which proves that the problem isn’t guns at all.

Exactly. Lack of effective consequences certainly increases crime. What is the penalty for stealing a gun? Zip?

People carelessly allowing their guns to be stolen are a big part of the crime problem as well. You idiots think guns prevent crime, yet in some cases your gun makes you the target of crime.

Get it through your heads already: More guns DOES NOT mean less crime. On a per-capita basis, many of those rural areas with high rates of gun ownership have every bit as much and often more crime than DC does.

Liar.

It's no lie. On a per-capita basis, many of the reddest parts of the country, with the highest rates of gun ownership, have more gun homicides and suicides than the rest of the country does.

https://projects.oregonlive.com/ucc-shooting/gun-deaths

Not an opinion, it's a fact. The data PROVES it.
For anyone to insist otherwise is the lie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think a lot of the blame lands on schools. One, many kids go to schools that are horrible. I don't necessarily blame all of the staff for that. The system is corrupt and broken. Two, there are very little consequences for atrocious behaviors. These kids learn that there are no consequences from school.

The sad thing is just like good people in the community, good kids in schools also suffer. They are traumatized every day. They have no rights.

Kids who have serious behavioral issues, kids who are violent, should be funneled directly into programs to deal with it rather than having all of the disconnects.

They’re dumping violent kids into the schools on purpose, you know.

???

[Anonymous]

Good thing the Supreme Court actually disagrees with you, fortunately the highest court in the land describes these young teens as infants and realizes that their brains are still developing as many young youth.

DC needs to create more after school programs for teens.

Moreover, crime happens everywhere.

This is a result of decades of the US government instituting polices (according to history) that detrimentally affected African American communities.

Slavery (the US has not reconciled for its wrong), Jim Crow, redlining, chain gang, medical experimentation, government dropping crack into their communities, Gov't pushing welfare in the post 1960s, prison to pipeline policies, lack of proper funding in their schools, lead based water & paint.

I could go on.

This is a problem yes, but the larger issue is systemic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good thing the Supreme Court actually disagrees with you, fortunately the highest court in the land describes these young teens as infants and realizes that their brains are still developing as many young youth.

DC needs to create more after school programs for teens.

Moreover, crime happens everywhere.

This is a result of decades of the US government instituting polices (according to history) that detrimentally affected African American communities.

Slavery (the US has not reconciled for its wrong), Jim Crow, redlining, chain gang, medical experimentation, government dropping crack into their communities, Gov't pushing welfare in the post 1960s, prison to pipeline policies, lack of proper funding in their schools, lead based water & paint.

I could go on.

This is a problem yes, but the larger issue is systemic.

Believe me— when the kids of these posters get into trouble, they will be the first to say their brains are still developing. They just kids that aren’t theirs to be jailed.