Editorial: Behind the grim numbers on Chicago gun violence in 2020 – Chicago Sun-Times*

"The proof is in the pandemic, in big cities across the country, where homicide rates are way up for one reason above all: More people are struggling, hurting, alienated and lost."
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debtsor
5 years ago

“Which is that many, if not most, of those crimes were probably committed by someone who was desperate, depressed, unemployed, undereducated, addicted to drugs and alcohol, poorly raised — or maybe all of the above.” This ‘editorial’ and article sums up the miserable state of the media today. How so you ask? Well, this quote above is fake news. The editorial suggests that hard core murderous criminals are poor, pitiful creatures, who commit murder, as if it was their fate. This is completely false. Most ‘gun crimes’ in Chicago are drug and gang related. And committed by hard core gangs… Read more »

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The True Believer
5 years ago

The numbers are up because the democrats have empowered and enabled the Gerald in exchange for ghetto votes. This is how Cabrini Kim get re-elected. And the sun Times is all in with the enabling of criminals as their reporters are nothing but ass kissers if the machine copying Loris press releases.

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Homicide rates are up because of defunding/neutering the police and criminal-loving states attorneys like Foxx

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