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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If I’m reading this thread correctly 99.999% of the posters who are getting their jollies off bashing all the black youth in DC don’t even live in the District and are too frightened to step foot in the District so, no disrespect, but f__k their opinion ons.  Y’all don’t live here, y’all don’t come here, and considering your xenophobic attitudes y’all ain’t welcome here so...

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Do you have any suggestions on how to reduce the crime in DC?[/quote]

do you? so far the xenophobes have suggested summary execution and running away from all black people. [/quote]

Yes, I do. I live in the city very close to where this latest incident occurred.  Stop saying that prosecuting these crimes is racist, for one.  Prosecute all of the offenders in the same, fair way.  In the video, it looked like to me that some of the kids were white.  I personally do not care whether they are black, white, Asian.  I care about the fact that these are violent crimes happening all over the city. Why is the DC Council and the AG not more worried about these crimes?[/quote]

Oh bullsh*t.  Please cite ONE person here who said the kids shouldn't be prosecuted.  Nobody said that.  On the other hand, the white nationalists here said that you should run away from all black kids, or just be armed to shoot into the crowd.  What this PP said is that the racists who don't live in DC have nothing useful to contribute.[/quote]

DC has been extremely soft on these types of crimes lately and we are all expressing concern.  Get our head out of the sand. [/quote]
Not only is DC soft on crimes committed by juveniles, DC also make it extremely difficult for parents to discipline their children to prevent such incidents. Go into the middle schools and listen to how the students school each other on what their parents can and cannot do to them. I recall overhearing a twelve-year-old student tell one of his friends to call 911 if his parents hit him or took away his phone. The boys were Waiting to see the dean because they had just picked on another student. I shook my head and kept walking. These kids know the system better than the adults and DC police are complicit. Maybe it’s to ensure MPD will always stay employed, for these kids will grow into the adult penal system. [/quote]

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