1- A complete lack of understanding of what the military vow is. It is to defend the United States from "ALL ENEMIES, FORIEGN OR DOMESTIC" Specific military involvement has nothing to do with the establishment of martial law. To say that rampant murder and violent crime, and those perpetuate those things are not "enemies" of us all is ridiculous. If the presence of the military can help save someone's life, and making community policing more easy...GOD BLESS THEM!
2- A total disassociation from the real issues, and lack of understanding of what crime and violence has done and is doing to our communities in general, and as such one is not qualified to say a word about the subject...
3- An attitude of one who believes that a certain amount of loss of life is acceptable and even tolerable, as long as it is THEM and not US. In this case, this is directed towards Black people and communities where Black people live predominately. This is the ultimate insult and height of foolishness and similar to those who both took a bath in gasoline and washed their clothes in gasoline, while standing by a burning inferno; these people are on their way to the lowest part of HELL. Proof: Both Pritzker and Brandon Johnson enjoy heavy details of security and police presence, while the community is left to bury their dead at war zone proportions due to idiots wanting to flex with a gun.
Until you have conducted community vigil's and remembrances for those killed of senseless violence, or experienced the pain of the loss of a loved one due to it, you really don't quite understand the sense of urgency, but this is an EMERGENCY which has raged on for years. There are entire communities of young people in Chicago who were alive in 2013, but did not live to 2017. They are dead now due to the culture of violence, many of them didn't live to be 20 years old, but that is another story. Someone has to save the innocent from these murderers and predators, and I say we must do that..."BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY"
Blessed!
Resources:
Council On Criminal Justice
"The picture is considerably different for Black Americans, who reported increased violent victimization from 2022 to 2023. Nonlethal violent victimization rates for Black Americans jumped 37% during this period, reaching 12.3 incidents per 1,000 people in 2023, the highest of any racial group. Aggravated assault rates increased by 16%, the survey data show, while robbery rates climbed by 79%. Additionally, while rape/sexual assault rates decreased 25% from 2021 to 2022 for Black Americans, they rose 47% from 2022 to 2023."
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