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From: mcsnospam@yahoo.com
The solution to make many major cities better are : Educating kids at a
younger age about being responsible parents and citizens almost liking have
a course about the effects of a good family compared to affects from a
dysfunctional family and I am very serious about that.
B- Stopping crime by at least having more cameras around to monitor violent
criminal behavior.C- Supporting alternative energy sources and making the
EPA implement things faster to save our health. They have ethanol available
to cut down the harmful emissions and this is produced from corn and they
are stalling on this for years.They had a piece on 60 minutes about hydrogen
and this would produce no harmful emissions. Can you imagine if we survive
that long what a Godsend that would be for cities. Where inner city youth
didn't have pollution to grasp in to make positive changes in their lives/ ?
Can you imagine the productivity of our citizens when health costs and
people can maximize their potential ? Anyway in my book eveything is
connected and we are making changes too slowly by assuming its someone elses
responsibilty and interpretation rather then rallying to promote change
faster.After all if we are all driving SUVs and watching crime shows, and
criticizing people like me, then obviously getting sick later in life will
never be as much as a concern. What happens is MR. Rodgers says to wife ,
Martha I have this ...disease . MR.Rodgers kids are either dead or moved
away from old city long ago. NO one cares, they never tried to see the
connections. Sad . At least Mr.Rodgers was never a crime victim who don't
have even an email to explain their cause. All the thousands of people
murdered don't have squat to fight back with. Their poor souls are a
reminder of our concern about doing virtually nothing about violent crime
with very few new solutions to counter it. Sad . But wait till you hear
about Americas troops in Iraq. What difference does it make when many in US
can't even enjoy going outside.
"Art Clemons" wrote in message
news:S1ydncfqpcTsNLGiXTWJhw@comcast.com...
> mcs wrote:
>
> > Its apparent the best the news media or administrators can do is watch
> > as murder after murder in last few months have produced very few
> > suspects.
>
> You're being silly. The murder rate is up, but the murder rate is up
> around much of the urban US. Rushing to find suspects also leads to
> problems, you might want to research the Lex Street Murders for a
> sample of what can happen when police rush to solve a case. I am in
> favor of catching the guilty, but just busting anyone is unjust and
> doesn't really prevent future crime either. Obvious evidence leads to
> an arrest in Philly, and cases that take longer will have to take
> longer. The other point to consider about your complaints about not
> being able to find a prostitute in Kensington is that the same
> neighborhood had a rising murder rate before the high police presence
> began, and the city does seem to put more police officers where the
> number of crimes go up. Now if police were closer to being psychic
> they could predict where crimes would happen and show up two minutes
> before to prevent the crime in question. Sadly, I don't know of any
> psychic cops with better arrest records.
>
> OK, you don't like Philadelphia, the best solution for you then is to
> avoid it if you can. Your health complaints are noted, of course, the
> only way to really decrease air pollution in Philadelphia is to shut
> down the sources, and as you must know, all too much of it does not
> come from Philadelphia sources. Now if you've got a magic solution,
> give your spell or do your incantation and solve the problem, but quite
> frankly the city of Philadelphia can do little about most of the air
> pollution sources, it's already lost most of its industry.
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