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I guess Mayor Booker just proved my point. No one wants to say it but the Violence problem in America is isolated to the inner city Gubmint projects and the life long welfare recipients who dwell there. If the numbers from black on black, drug, and gang related murders were tossed out there wouldn’t be enough murders to make a good 30 minute news report. If we had harsher mandatory penalties including the death penalty for murders, rapes, and robberies with a stolen gun the so called problem would be solved.

Violence problem in America is isolated to the inner city Gubmint projects and the life long welfare recipients who dwell there.

To be even more specific, violence in America is mostly isolated to democrat and left wing enclaves: inner city drug trade, occupy trust fund white liberals, white anarchists, and broken families of the Murphy Brown generation.

The law should be that if you possess a weapon during the commission of a felony crime, you get life (no parole) in prison at hard labor. If you USE or threaten to use a weapon or violence during the commission of a felony crime, you get the death penalty. If ANYONE is injured or dies during the commission of a felony crime, you get the death penalty. All damages, injuries, & deaths occurring during the commission of a felony crime are the sole responsibility of the perp(s).

This might not stop violent crime immediately, but it will end the concept of repeat offenders, vastly lowering the rate of violent crime. Offenders will know their fate before they act; perhaps causing them to think twice before putting that knife of gun in their pocket. Victims will know that harsh punishment has been given the perp. Society will be a much safer after a few generations of thugs dying in prison rather than procreating.