NJSP arrest 91 gangsters from Plainfield, Piscataway, Perth Amboy, Morristown, E. Orange, Scotch Plains and Elizabeth (Jersey City: lease, to buy)
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I'm surprised some of them were from Scotch Plains and Piscataway. Gangs don't come to mind when I think about these towns. I was also shocked about the 12 year old, but even more so about the 69 year old!
the real dangerous gangsters [who have money] live and operate in suburbs where the money is
As I said, yes, WE SHOULD LOCK UP THE GANGS MEMBERS, HOWEVER, measures should be taken to PROVENT kids from joing gangs in the first place...measures which, the guido-esque inhabitants of this worthless cesspool of a state never ask for...throw that in the same catagory as non-corrupt statesmen and women, clean air, open space, affordability etc as things that the populace of Jersey never ask for.
Once again, I have to go with silly.
1) Most here are not guidos.
2) There are many programs already being worked on, including, but not limited to:
COPS & OJJDP - What Parents Can Do to Prevent Gang Involvement
New Jersey’s Online Gang Free Community
Robert Walker’s Gangs Or Us
G.R.E.A.T. - Gang Resistance Education and Training Program
G.R.I.P.E. - Gang Reduction through Intervention, Prevention, and Education
The Phoenix Curriculum
The New Jersey State League of Municipalities (NJLM) has offered workshops for community leaders and government officials and regularly provides updates about news and best practices on dealing with gangs.
Various library programs and curriculum
3) NJ has some of the highest rankings for clean air
4) NJ has tons of preserved open space - hell, half my town is.
5) Some of the most common posts here are about affordability & fighting corruption
Let me add that there will be crumpets at my tea party.
As I said, yes, WE SHOULD LOCK UP THE GANGS MEMBERS, HOWEVER, measures should be taken to PROVENT kids from joing gangs in the first place...measures which, the guido-esque inhabitants of this worthless cesspool of a state never ask for...throw that in the same catagory as non-corrupt statesmen and women, clean air, open space, affordability etc as things that the populace of Jersey never ask for.
These ruffians are most likely lost forever. It is the next batch that I am worried about. Instead of just being happy that the criminals are being locked up, people should ask that steps be taken to provent to criminals from being created in the first place. As they say, "an ounce of provention is worth a pound of cure"
Isn't it "an ounce of prevention in inner cities costs suburban tax payers billions...with no cure"
Start arming all the good citzens in area and set up out reach programs at the local black churches you will see those areas clean up their own towns and stop waiting for the police to do something. Shoot all those bastards and get them off the street.
Start arming all the good citzens in area and set up out reach programs at the local black churches you will see those areas clean up their own towns and stop waiting for the police to do something. Shoot all those bastards and get them off the street.
Now that's odd. In the thread about North Trenton you talk about how if that part of the city were to become non-white it would become a "jungle" just like "the rest of Trenton." In this thread you advocate outreach programs in black churches? What was it Churchill said? An enigma, wrapped in a riddle, shrouded in mystery? Can't say I disagree with the benefit of a well armed citizenry though.
1) Most here are not guidos.
2) There are many programs already being worked on, including, but not limited to:
COPS & OJJDP - What Parents Can Do to Prevent Gang Involvement
New Jersey’s Online Gang Free Community
Robert Walker’s Gangs Or Us
G.R.E.A.T. - Gang Resistance Education and Training Program
G.R.I.P.E. - Gang Reduction through Intervention, Prevention, and Education
The Phoenix Curriculum
The New Jersey State League of Municipalities (NJLM) has offered workshops for community leaders and government officials and regularly provides updates about news and best practices on dealing with gangs.
Various library programs and curriculum
3) NJ has some of the highest rankings for clean air
4) NJ has tons of preserved open space - hell, half my town is.
5) Some of the most common posts here are about affordability & fighting corruption
Let me add that there will be crumpets at my tea party.
Let me add that all the above programs that you mention are obviously NOT WORKING. One of the scientific definitions of insanity is doing the same action repeatedly while expecting a different result than what has already been observed...in other words, New Jersey is, indeed, insane.
Take, for example, what they did in Boston, WHICH WORKED, called "Operation Ceasfire". Boston Gun Project
But, of course, New Jersey is far to corrupt and it's populace to idiotic to ever implement such a program...of course, it was Boston, with it's British heritage, that had the brain power to actually achieve something...while Jersey, who's inhabitants subscribe to a...Euro-Southern tradition that outright EMBRACES corruption, ineffectiveness, crime (organized usually) and short-term gains for ones chums and family over long-turn gains for the entire community. It is no wonder than that New Jersey, for a variety of reasons, is an unliveable place.
I have lived here my entire life and cannot WAIT to move! By the way, I am half Italian, half black, so do not accuse me of being racist. I am "culturalist," however, as New Jersey's Euro-Southern culture is obviously disgusting and should be replaced by more effective British-American sensibilities and common sense. But alas, my "countrymen" do not see the need to abandon their guinea tees, little gold chains, crude language, hair gel, loud mouths, racism, sexism, homophobia, "soupep up" automobiles, and endless bowls of that Italian gruel covered in tomato feces (i.e., pasta with that wretched tomato sauce by Christ but do I hate Italian food!) and the Sopranos and real life organized crime. Instead, they continue to wallow in their own depravity like a swine enjoying so much slop.
As for "open space" in New Jersey... HAH! that's rich. I suppose there are also top notch beaches in Nebraska? The largest state Forest in New Jersey is Wharton State Forest, which is about 40 square kilometres of BOG. I have been there and I can tell you, it's a bloody swamp! I was waiting for Grendel to attack me at any given moment. Compared to Olympia or Mount Hood, it's nothing more than a large back yard. As for air quality...are you joking? Drive an hour into upstate New York and take a deep breath, than come back to central New Jersey and tell me if there isn't a difference.
I also doubt you will have tea, as 99.9% of New Jerseyians drink only Heineken or cheap wine at gatherings followed by the occasional "Jager bomb" to celebrate the Yankees.
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tradition that outright EMBRACES corruption, ineffectiveness, crime (organized usually) and short-term gains for ones chums and family over long-turn gains for the entire community. It is no wonder than that New Jersey, for a variety of reasons, is an unliveable place. 
by Christ but do I hate Italian food!) and the Sopranos and real life organized crime. Instead, they continue to wallow in their own depravity like a swine enjoying so much slop. 
HAH! that's rich. I suppose there are also top notch beaches in Nebraska? The largest state Forest in New Jersey is Wharton State Forest, which is about 40 square kilometres of BOG. I have been there and I can tell you, it's a bloody swamp! I was waiting for Grendel to attack me at any given moment. Compared to Olympia or Mount Hood, it's nothing more than a large back yard. As for air quality...are you joking? Drive an hour into upstate New York and take a deep breath, than come back to central New Jersey and tell me if there isn't a difference.
