Posted on 04/09/2018 5:58:49 AM PDT by SoFloFreeper
A shooting in Liberty City left two dead and sent two others to the hospital.
Miami Police responded to the scene off NW 63rd...
.... Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho came to the scene to speak with police and console family members as well as assure the community they’re taking action....
(Excerpt) Read more at miami.cbslocal.com ...
Today he held a press conference with kids surrounding him and the school principal.
Meanwhile, kids get beaten up INSIDE schools and the camera hungry super is nowhere to be seen. And the media never holds his feet to the fire for these problems.
After reading this I was going to comment but your post #1 captured my thoughts exactly. Big time dittos.
The great boondoggle of Liberalism was one of the first HUD projects!
Originally a $—thole and still is today!
If the idiots who run our public schools and big-city governments want to ‘adopt’ drug-related gang-murders as part of their “we-must-ban-guns-because-of-school-shootings-it’s-for-the-children” meme, they should be warned: If it comes down to a choice between reconfiguring, or even abandoning, our current model for public schools, or giving up our right to self defense, they might be surprised at which we decide to discard. I know it’s hard for them to understand since they never leave their ‘progressive, leftist, ivory towers, and they never listen to anyone who even partially disagrees with them, but not everyone “feels” the way they do.
It is illegal to carry a knife in NYC?
If its blade is 4” or more in length.
There are plenty of exceptions if it’s necessary for your occupation.
For the rest of us....not so much.
Liberty City is the projects. It was practically a no go zone when I lived in Miami many years ago. They have shootings etc there constantly.
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