More on the Denver program
You know maybe we are going a this the wrong way. Since the vast majority of injuries and deaths as to non combatants due to I imagine bad aim on the part of the gangs maybe the answer is easy. Marksmanship training for the gangbangers. Teach them to aim and hit what they are aiming at. I foresee employment opportunities for ex-Military sharpshooter's and ammunition sales galore. Imagine the bids for the contracts to provide this. The Gangbangers could get medals and everything. Of course this would have to be carefully monitored to make sure no two gangs who were at war were slotted together at the same range but that should be easy. And if it works, Nationwide here we come.
1970 Chicago is still happy to have the record at 974. Better luck in 2022.
Other cities were more successful:
https://abcnews.go.com/US/12-major-us-cities-top-annual-homicide-records/story?id=81466453
Major cities which surpassed yearly homicide records:
- Philadephia, Pennsylvania;
- Columbus, Ohio;
- Indianapolis, Indiana
- Louisville, Kentucky
- St. Paul, Minnesota;
- Portland, Oregon;
- Tucson, Arizona;
- Toledo, Ohio;
- Baton Rouge, Louisiana;
- Austin, Texas;
- Rochester, New York;
- Albuquerque, New Mexico
I'm not sure how Columbus Oh.is with city laws, and such, but I know for a long time, and I do believe still, according to Ohioan's For Conceal led Carry, Toledo had a very unfriendly gun mayor, and several council members as well, so because of some regulation regarding "cheap guns" being sold, made it almost impossible for lower income households to by firearms. It was on a price point, not quality, so you had no choice but to drop $500, or more on a handgun. Now there are a few under that, I have a little S&W snub nose .38spl. I carry, and they only go for about $450 after tax. But the law was clearly Unconstitutional, and prejudice, so I'm not sure if it even exist. Columbus is our Capitol, but surrounded my rural areas, farm land, State parks, and the Sasquatch triangle, which includes the State park at Salt Fork. All this coming to a slow point, that it is surrounded by hunting land, and has a shit ton of deer hunters. But I would guess only a small portion in the city limits, and suburbs of Columbus.1970 Chicago is still happy to have the record at 974. Better luck in 2022.
Other cities were more successful:
https://abcnews.go.com/US/12-major-us-cities-top-annual-homicide-records/story?id=81466453
Major cities which surpassed yearly homicide records:
- Philadephia, Pennsylvania;
- Columbus, Ohio;
- Indianapolis, Indiana
- Louisville, Kentucky
- St. Paul, Minnesota;
- Portland, Oregon;
- Tucson, Arizona;
- Toledo, Ohio;
- Baton Rouge, Louisiana;
- Austin, Texas;
- Rochester, New York;
- Albuquerque, New Mexico
Priceless: Lightfoot caught the virus.
That raccoon-eyed hobo of a soon to be ex-Mayor can go back to sleeping under a bridge. I wonder what type of pathetic excuses or desperate card games she will try to play tomorrow morning.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/chicago-mayor-lightfoot-loses-reelection-025702624.html
What else could it have been besides racism? Look at the guy who came in second.
