[NormsRevenge]

Almost 2,400 people were murdered in California in 2003, and two-thirds of them were with guns, according to Griffin Dix, president of the California chapter of the Million Mom March, a national survivors-rights organization. But 45 percent of those cases are unsolved, according to Department of Justice statistics. In San Joaquin County, about 36 percent of homicide cases weren't solved in 2003.

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Gee, if the state was able to execute most of those on death row, many of whom used guns in the commissions of their crimes, maybe a deterrent effect would reduce numbers like the 2003 total.

Nyahhh. what was I thinking? The c'Rats want it both ways , always have, always will, to not be held accountable for coddling criminals but only too happy to make life hell for those left behind, in the name of the greater good.

[boofus]

If they executed them how would they get their vote in future elections?

[calcowgirl]

This guy Joe Dunn is out of control. I hadn't seen him much before, but this is the third time he cropped up this week (reparations for Mexican deportations and Nixing the Constit'l Amendment defining marriage--click keyword above for articles). He needs to be replaced.... ASAP! LOL.

[BurbankKarl]

I bet two thirds of the murders were done by gang members too....like in Los Angeles County.

[shellshocked]

"In San Joaquin County, about 36 percent of homicide cases weren't solved in 2003. "


Have they tried looking in Mexico??