But here I expect most liberals agree with you. He should not have been allowed near a gun.temporal1 wrote: i wish it were not so.
example, ....
the Parkland murderer, Nik Cruz, should have been dealt with years before he murdered, policies demanded his problems could not be addressed.
Like not allowing the CDC to study gun violence? Let's support the reporting of hard facts, and doing the studies needed to learn them. But why put in code phrases like "PC".temporal1 wrote:the general public is muffled from hard facts, for the purpose of PC efforts.
Yes, these are serious problems that should be addressed. We need to work against homelessness and addiction. Free housing for those in need and free drug treatment programs would help a lot, save more money than they cost, and be the compassionate thing to do.temporal1 wrote: when i visit Seattle, i am sickened by wondering about Hepatitus and other diseases, silenced.
CA declared a state of emergency over Hepatitus. guess what? lots of CA in WA.
needles and feces on the streets. gov offices and businesses hose-down entryways to allow people to come and go.
I think cities try to hide problems to help attract businesses and tourists. Homeless people get run out of city centers. We agree that there are serious problems and this needs to be admitted.temporal1 wrote: do they really expect us to believe there are no problems because they are not reported?
it adds insult to injury.
serious problems exist. to lie+pretend+enable is beyond the beyond.
the first step in fixing a problem is to admit there is a problem.
