I get the impression that you think these people are subject to or give a hoot about our so called "American " laws. Laws are for people with a concience!! Since those of us who have one don't need laws, then we need have laws directed to those without. The percentage is getting higher every day. The old west used to have such a law. I,for one , think we may need to look back at some lessons learned in order to ensure a safe future for us that do have a concience. Today there is no incentive for these "scumbags" to obey the laws. Prison is a joke! Drugs , gangs , rape etc,etc. Just like back in the "hood" right? They are no worse off if they get cought than if they don't. They have no reason to NOT rob and to kill if need be. They have a chance of getting away richer and if they get cought they just join their buddies in the prison "hood". The laws don't work on these people so we the public with a concience will have to deal with it ourselves. We just need to get our heads out. We can't just set around crying and asking "how could they do that?" We know why and we know it will only get worse. In our town all they have to do is say they have a gun and they will get the money. If it remains that simple then it will continue and get worse. We are a small town with a "casino" ,need I say more??
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