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Chicago gun violence has gotten so bad parents resort to 'hiding' their children
2018-08-01
[Hot Air] Gang violence and crime in the Windy City have not gone away under Rahm Emanuel’s leadership, though some progress has been made in specific categories of crime. Still, the endemic problems are enough to have altered the lives of many of Chicago’s residents, seemingly in a permanent fashion. The local CBS outlet looked at the effect this has had on some families and discovered some truly heartbreaking stories. In Lawndale, on the City’s west side, some parents report that they’ve become so desperate that they’ve taken to "hiding their children" rather than risking their being injured or killed in the act of simply playing or enjoying a normal childhood.
Posted by:Besoeker

#6  The ghetto. What's that? Pitter patter
Of little cats' feet as they scatter
From hip-hoppin' gunsels,
All sons of Rapunzels...
Cuz we've failed to tell 'em they matter.

Befogged, like.
Posted by: Eohippus Brown9840   2018-08-01 17:22  

#5  Violence by other blacks for the most part.

Almost as if not all black Lives Matter?
Posted by: Frank G   2018-08-01 15:50  

#4  I think we have them beat on a per capita basis here in New Orleans.
Posted by: Glenmore   2018-08-01 13:12  

#3  Or maybe they should ban plastic straws.

I remember being shot with spitwads.
Posted by: Skidmark   2018-08-01 12:44  

#2  The answer, of course, is to crack down even harder on law abiding citizens who could defend themselves. /sarcasm

Or maybe they should ban plastic straws.
Posted by: Rambler in Virginia    2018-08-01 10:24  

#1  A state that can not or will not provide security in one's person, one's family or one's property is not legitimate.
Posted by: Procopius2k   2018-08-01 07:01  

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