in order to fix the corrections system you need to fix the entire legal system. from cops and jails to DAs Judges and laws
Yeah I don't actually care about grammar, and spelling, in such an informal setting, as long as I can understand what is being said. That being said, the commentary jokes are riffing on the grammar, so...
The sentence is a question, even if rhetorical. When "you realize" is added to the sentence, you are turning it into a question, even if it is one you aren't seeking an answer for. Anyway you look at this sentence, it is asking if they realize something.
Random demon: Both of you fucked up the ending punctuation of the sentence. It should end with a question mark.
Seems he resigned from that department but I can't find anything about him other than a piece talking about his wife since then. Nothing about his stance on policing, his job, etc.
No idea actually. Haven't heard much about him since the story came out. I will have to look up what came of this, if anything is out there to know.
Yeah, I am in my 40s and when people significantly older than me talk about how crime is worse than it has ever been I am always like "I guess you don't remember 1970-2000".
You are talking about Henry Bennett. This is a myth though. While he did have stairs like that, he died in a care home after years of declining health. His actual cause of death wasn't announced, but it was likely because he had been in rapid decline for years and just before going into the care home, had a stroke.
I never contradicted any of this, I don't know of a modern one. You said they never existed... They did.
Concentrated solar plants that heat using a bunch of focused light
One of the cops' spouse worked in the school and they had to physically restrain him from going in
Cab over engine trucks have existed for a very long time and have models that would absolutely have ~60% of their foot print be bed
Wasn't one of these built and ended up being a huge failure?
The mass school shootings didn't really take off off until the mid 2000s. So we are really just seeing the generation of constant mass shootings come into adulthood.
When columbine happened it was rare for that type of shooting to happen at a school. The actual rate of school shootings was rapidly dropping by the late 90s too. It is still much lower than it was, only these mass shootings has increased. So, with it being, at the time, a rare event, and shootings in schools on a rapid decline, it just didn't hit the way it seems to have affected gen z/alpha.