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   From: drp@drproctor.com   
      
   On Sat, 20 Dec 2003 01:04:38 GMT, David Lentz   
    wrote:   
      
   >We have some ten thousand murders a year in the United States and   
   >but a handful of wrongful convictions.   Our criminal justice   
   >system is failing us.  Let us stop the carnage on the streets.   
   >We need more convictions and more executions.  Let get the murder   
   >count down.   Then we can look at the imperfections in our legal   
   >justice system.   
      
          Again,  the majority of these are of these are drug dealers   
   resolving business disputes that they can't take to court or inner   
   city minority males killing each other in duels.       Such are more   
   likely to respond to social changes,   such as drug decriminalization.   
      
           Personally,  criminals killing each other doesn't concern me   
   nearly as much as the rarer case of criminals killing innocents.   
   For this,   I suggest  wider-spread concealed carry,  which Professor   
   Lott assures us does work.   
      
   Dr P   
      
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