For the most part, many of us know that there are plenty of laws to go around. Many are for selective purposes. If a situation is this, we will use that law and so on. When it comes to gun laws, my opinion is that those laws are written to keep honest people honest. Looking at all the killings, murder and senseless taking of lives, most are committed by non-conforming individuals. Now as far as I can tell, there ain’t too many laws that cover all that. Rahm Emmanuel and the gang in Chicago are good with all the killing over there. If they weren’t then they would stop the killing. Reading the news, old Rahm blames all of the killing on the people. Says that the people need to do this or that. Last I looked, all of the taxes are to support agencies to make people safe and comfortable. As for the many other random killing like the one in Jacksonville, obviously there ought to be laws for those violators.

If laws were written to effect natural born criminals, maybe things would change. 30 years on death row, cake walk. And not to forget that all crimes are “Alleged”. 10 people can witness a person killing someone and then law enforcement has the nerve to say that they have no idea as to whom committed the crime. It is a mystery, we will just put an “Alleged” tag on it and then waste tax payer money trying to find the real killer.

Hearing Police leaders speaking about how the cops on the job are the finest, most highly trained people on the force today. Then in the next sentence people are being solicited for information leading to the apprehension of a law breaker. How does that work? These smartest cops just need to spill the beans and go grab the perpetrators. After all, they are the finest and the smartest.

Sometimes I just shake my head. No matter how much money the taxpayers throw at the system, nothing changes. Maybe just a few laws pointed at the criminals. You know, like Public hangings and placement of those heads on spits in the public squares. That would get peoples attention and maybe act as a deterrent. Just maybe…