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There is little evidence to suggest that broad, indiscriminate screening and detention are effective ways to combat gang activity, to say nothing about how blat
by rambojohnson 3y ago
There is little evidence to suggest that broad, indiscriminate screening and detention are effective ways to combat gang activity, to say nothing about how blatantly profiling your suggestion is. Focusing on community engagement, targeted law enforcement based on evidence and reasonable suspicion, and addressing the ROOT CAUSES of gang involvement are more effective strategies, but you wouldn't know that being an inbred, nazi thug.
- hereme888 3y agoYesterday 2 gang members in El Salvador murdered 2 of their citizens. After catching them, the president called an army of 5000 troops to eradicate what remained of gangs in the area. Swift, strong justice is the inly way to deal with murderous gangs. Quickly going from one of the most dangerous to one of the safest countries in the world, El Salvador is an example to the world of how to fix these problems. It's proven. Instead, in the US, we now routinely let criminals roam free and many of our cities are now quite dangerous, plus barely any police left to protect citizens. No one needs "reasonable suspicion" for thug-looking people with MS-13 tattoes, except perhaps those who insult others and lack minimal critical thinking.