[A CA Guy]

Then how would you feel about all the innocents that would have died if those other 1896 successful operations did not happen.
They had to stop many deaths by way of killings, being killed and overdoses.

Yo want to sit on one rare tragedy for politics sake and overlooks the hundreds or more lives they must have saved by upholding the law.

Your position has little merit, but that still doesn't diminish the death of this woman. She is a terrible loss.

[budwiesest]

Hey xbar, I think CA Guy was directing his last comment to me. It was something to do with how many have been saved by the interdiction method vs. the just let'em have it method. And how whilst saving a few, you lose one occasionally, but how that's not a bad average when you consider how many you've saved.

[ThinkDifferent]

Then how would you feel about all the innocents that would have died if those other 1896 successful operations did not happen. They had to stop many deaths by way of killings, being killed and overdoses.

Good point. That would explain why the murder rate skyrocketed after alcohol prohibition was repealed in 1933. Oh wait.