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There are no activity reports for Kikhpinych.
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Summary of eruption dates and Volcanic Explosivity Indices (VEI).
Start Date | Stop Date | Eruption Certainty | VEI | Evidence | Activity Area or Unit |
1550 (?) | Unknown | Confirmed | Tephrochronology | East flank of Savich (Krab cone) | |
1350 (?) | Unknown | Confirmed | 4 | Radiocarbon (uncorrected) | Savich cone and north flank |
0900 ± 50 years | Unknown | Confirmed | 3 | Radiocarbon (uncorrected) | Savich cone |
0830 ± 25 years | Unknown | Confirmed | Tephrochronology | Savich cone | |
0650 (?) | Unknown | Confirmed | Radiocarbon (uncorrected) | Savich cone | |
0550 (?) | Unknown | Confirmed | 3 | Radiocarbon (corrected) | East side of Zapadny, Savich cone |
2780 BCE ± 25 years | Unknown | Confirmed | 4 | Radiocarbon (corrected) | Zapadny |
2850 BCE (?) | Unknown | Confirmed | 3 | Radiocarbon (corrected) | Zapadny |
The following references are the sources used for data regarding this volcano. References are linked directly to our volcano data file. Discussion of another volcano or eruption (sometimes far from the one that is the subject of the manuscript) may produce a citation that is not at all apparent from the title. Additional discussion of data sources can be found under Volcano Data Criteria.
Braitseva O A, Florenskii I V, Ponomareva V V, Litasova S N, 1985. The history of the activity of Kikhpinych volcano in the Holocene. Volc Seism, 1985(6): 3-19 (English translation 1989, 7: 845-872).
Fedotov S A, Masurenkov Y P (eds), 1991. Active Volcanoes of Kamchatka. Moscow: Nauka Pub, 2 volumes.
IAVCEI, 1973-80. Post-Miocene Volcanoes of the World. IAVCEI Data Sheets, Rome: Internatl Assoc Volc Chemistry Earth's Interior..
Kardanova O F, Dubrovskaya I K, 1994. Staryi Kikhpinych Crater: state in 1980-1989. Volc Seism, 16: 19-33 (English translation).
Kozhemyaka N N, 1995. Active volcanoes of Kamchatka: types and growth time of cones, total volumes of erupted material, productivity, and composition of rocks. Volc Seism, 16: 581-594 (English translation).
Ponomareva V V, Tsyurupa A A, 1985. Extended liquid acidic lava flows at Krasheninnikov volcano. Volc Seism, 1985(3): 85-92 (English translation 1988, 7: 447-458).
Vlodavetz V I, Piip B I, 1959. Kamchatka and Continental Areas of Asia. Catalog of Active Volcanoes of the World and Solfatara Fields, Rome: IAVCEI, 8: 1-110.
Kikhpinych, the youngest stratovolcano of the eastern volcanic zone of Kamchatka and one of the smallest, contains three summits constructed along a roughly E-W line above the eroded Pleistocene Pik volcano, NE of the Uzon caldera. Growth of the modern volcano began during the middle Holocene about 4800 years ago with construction of the Zapadny cone. After a long quiescence, the younger Savich cone was born about 1400 years ago, following a strong explosive eruption that destroyed part of the Zapadny and Pik cones. Numerous young lava flows mantle the flanks of 1552-m-high Savich cone, which has grown to slightly exceed Zapadny as the high point of Kikhpinych volcano. Savich was last active about 400 years ago, when the Krab lava dome was formed on its eastern flank. Numerous thermal fields are found throughout the complex, including two geysers (now the site of vigorous fumaroles) that were active in the summit crater of Stary Kikhpinych prior to burial by a rockfall avalanche that occurred sometime between September 1981 and July 1982.


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A squirrel spreads out in the shade on Friday, July 10, 2009, at Oakdale Park in Salina, Kan. The temperature in Salina was in the mid 90's by the early afternoon. (AP Photo/Tom Dorsey, Salina Journal)
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This time of year, Brian Nigbor usually has to spend some time cleaning up the mess of leaves and branches left by the squirrels that nest in a big maple tree in front of his North Side home. But not this year. "You just don't see them around much," says Nigbor, 54. "It's nothing like normal. Where did all the squirrels go? It's so weird." The mild winter followed by this summer's drought and unusual heat are probably to blame, according to Steve Sullivan, senior curator of urban ecology at the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum in Lincoln Park. Normally, a large number of squirrels die over the winter either from cold or starvation, but more survived last winter, says Sullivan, who is the lead investigator for Project Squirrel, a nationwide squirrel study. As a result, the young litters are facing competition with older and stronger squirrels.
The unusual heat that's been baking Chicago also might have hurt squirrels, which are especially sensitive to warm weather and are prone to overheating, says Joel Brown, a professor of biological sciences at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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Willingness to Pay for Organic Foods: A Comparison between Survey Data and Panel Data from Denmark
We present a project aiming at estimating the willingness to pay for organic foods through panel data and a survey. The panel data is based on weekly reporting of household purchases by 2000 Danish households with information on their demographic and socio-economic characteristics. Detailed information on organic foods exist from 1997. A questionnaire asking consumers to distinguish and rank various food attributes will be sent out to all households in the sample in June 2002. For survey purposes, organic foods are defined as products carrying the Danish state label guaranteeing public control and certification of organic production. The food product attributes include environmental concerns, animal welfare, and food safety (health concerns). Here we present the results from the pilot study sent out in 2001 to 400 randomly chosen households, representatively distributed on geographical regions however. Among the results we note that the order of valued attributes do not differ across organic product types and that avoidance of chemicals is the highest valued attribute. We also present some preliminary estimations on purchase data in order to compare the contingent valuation results with observed willingness to pay. Both valuation methods entail uncertainty, and a comparison may indicate the magnitude of this.Download Info
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David Suzuki, Canadian scientist, activist, environmentalist and educator, delivers a 'last lecture' -- what he describes as a distillation of my life and thoughts, my legacy, what I want to say before I die. Filmed before a live audience, accompanied by a memory box of moving, distilled images, he articulates a core, urgent message: we have exhausted the limits of the biosphere and it is imperative that we re-think our relationship with the natural world. Suzuki looks unflinchingly at the strains on our interconnected web of life - and out of our dire present circumstances, he offers up a blueprint for sustainability and survival.
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It seems the Roberts Court also made a film expressing its views on American race relations and the proper order between the races. You can watch it below.
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Someone brought this up in comments a few months ago but I never posted what is by far the greatest traffic safety film ever made. The great stuff is in the last 5 minutes or so. Well worth your 15 minutes on a Friday night.
From 1913.
Remember, one think before an accident is worth a million thinks afterwards.
There's a ton of references in silent films to terrible and dangerous drivers. It was a real issue in the early years of autos.
Showgirls, as certain critical circles have begun to embrace, is not "so bad it's good." Showgirls is good, or perhaps great, full stop. But one of the more intriguing things about the film is that it has so widely and so consistently been misunderstood by critics and audiences alike, despite the fact that its director, Paul Verhoeven, made a career in Hollywood out of highly commercial satires that freely indulge in the trash they're mocking. It's a constant throughout Verhoeven's career: nearly every one of his American films, each of which is fiercely intelligent and provocative in its own way, was received at the time of its release with a combination of confusion and contempt, each in turn not so much rejected as a failure as, more frustratingly, dismissed as unworthy of serious thought.
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1950′s "How to Lose What We Have" is first-rate capitalist propaganda precisely because it lacks anything even remotely approaching subtlety, unless you count its conflation of the New Deal with Stalinism. The only disappointment here is that because of the time period, the filmmakers threw in a sop about unions being legal when you know they wish it wasn't so.
I love classic capitalist propaganda. Take for example, 1956′s "Destination Earth." A cartoon produced by the American Petroleum Institute, it shows that oil + competition=getting rid of that dastardly Stalin Ogg, leader of Mars.
CNBC and Fox are pretty lame capitalist propagandists compared to this.
In 1971, the film Zachariah was released. I had never heard of it until last night, but it seems to be a weirdo western starring Don Johnson, Dick Van Patten, Country Joe and the Fish, Joe Walsh, Patricia Quinn, Doug Kershaw, and the great drummer Elvin Jones. In this scene, Elvin Jones wears a groovy vest, kills a man in a gunfight, and then plays a long drum solo.
After seeing this, I went straight to my Netflix queue. Good? No it certainly doesn't seem so. 1971 weirdness? Oh yes.
I recently rewatched Charlie Chaplin's Modern Times. I was confirmed in my opinion that this is the greatest American film about work and class. The early scenes in the factory are the most famous, with the amazingly awesome food service designed to give workers lunch without them leaving the production line, the muscle memory forcing Chaplin to twist his hands like he was holding his wrench involuntarily even when a woman is coming with buttons on suggestive parts of her coat, the panopticon style surveillance system that catches him taking a smoke break in the bathroom, and of course his getting caught in the gears of the machine. Then there's the scene where Chaplin wants to remain in prison because he gets fed there.
It's all brilliant. But I think it is not the most important part of the film. Because I think, like the wonderful work of Preston Sturges, the later part of the film goes a long ways to explain the failure of class-based politics in American history and the supremacy of consumerism over radicalism. The real key to the film is the appearance of Paulette Goddard* as the youthful waif. She will do anything to feed her sisters or survive on the street. But it's not a political action. It's sheer survival, disconnected from politics, even if her father is killed in a protest of the unemployed.
For those of you who haven't seen the film, do so. If you have, think about the scene when Chaplin gets a job as a security guard and lets his young friend in for the night. She luxuriates in the consumer goods, wearing firs and laying in a soft bed. This is what she wants.
And all Charlie does is want to give them to her. When he ends up in leading the march of the unemployed, it's by accident. He goes on strike when the shop goes on strike. But class politics isn't Chaplin (even if Charlie himself was a socialist). It's the sheer desire to work and provide your loved ones the goods that capitalism was denying workers in the 30s and not denying them in the 50s. When Chaplin and Goddard walk down the road at the end, it's not to radicalism. They are walking to a life where someday, maybe, they can have the furs, or at least a home of their own.
This brings me back to Preston Sturges. In Sullivan's Travels and in his other great films of the period, the working class is noble and brave and also loves to buy things and have a good laugh. But they know that for as horrible as poverty is, engaging in American consumer culture is way more fun than lame, boring, and dreary revolutionary politics. All people want is a home and maybe a few furs if they get really lucky. And however they get lucky doesn't matter, so long as they aren't poor.
I think these films are really profound about class in America. If you are a working-class person in the 1930s, much about your life is probably terrible. But if you can tap into prosperity in the 50s, why would you reject that for communism, especially when that communism is as puritanical and unpleasant as that of CPUSA or Stalin himself or the lovely nations of eastern Europe during the Cold War?
This doesn't mean I don't think the greatest mistake the CIO ever made was evicting the communists from the labor movement in the late 40s. In fact, that was a terrible idea. But the great working-class films of the Great Depression understood the American working class in a way that communists never did. As Lizabeth Cohen shows in her excellent history of consumerism and the postwar working class, A Consumers' Republic: The Politics of Mass Consumption in Postwar America, the working-class openly embraced consumer goods over radical class-based politics after World War II. And that's OK. Let's face it, as both Chaplin and Sturges knew, revolutionary politics are not fun for most people. Hard struggle stinks. Taking dangerous risks or watching television, which would you rather do?
For all as many of us might wish for a history of working-class politics that was more militant and created more power in the present, it is really very easy to understand why that didn't happen.
Also I swear I'm not stealing SEK's bit. Despite the heavy use of stills from the film!
* Paulette Goddard is really fascinating. She was married to Chaplin from 1936-42. Her last two husbands: Burgess Meredith and Erich Maria Remarque, of all people. She died extremely rich in 1990, leaving $20 million to NYU.
This is an interesting essay on the Malick Effect, which can be summed as up people copying Terence Malick by having hands run through grain for effect:
That Green was initially able to pull off this plagiaristic trick is somewhat amazing, given what a careful balance Malick strikes between poetic inquiry and narrative plotting. But as evidenced by Undertow, his third film, even Green found that mimicking Malick posed the threat of reducing the director's work to just its rudimentary building blocks, a problem that's also undercut many subsequent copycats. Sean Penn (who co-starred in both The Thin Red Line and The Tree of Life) performed a pale impersonation with his directorial job on 2007′s Into the Wild, wielding pseudo-Malick landscape cinematography and accompanying voice-over blabber in a thoroughly blunt, leaden manner. Andrew Dominik's The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford gussies up its Malick-isms (meditative and mournful narration over naturally lit vistas of the West and its existentially wounded characters) with smeary visual expressionism that makes the film play, in large part, like a beautiful cover song. However, at least Jesse James has a clear sense of itself; last year's Beasts of the Southern Wild, on the other hand, comes off as the nature-is-ugly-yet-magical stepchild of George Washington, a third-hand piece of recycling made by someone who knows the moves but has none of the mysterious soul. By the time John Hillcoat — an accomplished director whose The Proposition also commingles natural beauty, violence, and religious turmoil — helmed this Levis ad, it was clear that, for many, Malick had become merely a collection of tricks and devices, the simple sum of various parts. Just ask Zach Snyder, whose initial Man of Steel teaser trailer, with its portentous narration, soaring music, and shots of sun-dappled butterflies and clotheslines swaying in the breeze, awkwardly evokes what a superhero blockbuster helmed by a second-rate Malick might resemble.
Unfortunately, Malick himself has moved closer to self-parody with each passing movie in his latter phase of actually finishing films. The brilliant The Thin Red Line devolved into the decent The New World which then devolved further into the largely unwatchable The Tree of Life. The reviews on To The Wonder do not sound promising, although I suppose I'll watch it. Unfortunately, with The Tree of Life, Malick fully gave into his most self-indulgent impulses (more dinosaurs and galaxy shots in a movie ostensibly about growing up in the 1950s please!). It's too bad because Malick is indeed so brilliant and does have so much to offer other filmmakers in terms of style, even if they misuse his methods for their own self-indulgent ends.
Quiet evening here, seems like a good time to embed a Dave Flesicher cartoon. From 1939, this is The Barnyard Brat. This is part of his Hunky and Spunky series, which doesn't have the power of some of his more socially oriented work, but is by and large a pretty entertaining series about a baby donkey and his mother.
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Last month, SEK brought up the racism of The Searchers, which I argued was as racist as Birth of a Nation. I decided to rewatch the film. It had been a couple of years after all. Both of my major contentions about the film were reconfirmed. First, it is a brilliant masterpiece. Second, it is deeply and disturbingly racist.
In many ways, The Searchers and Birth of a Nation tell the same story. Both revolve around the fundamental taboo of American history–sexual relationships between white women and men of color. The major theme of John Ford's career is the creation of a white nation through violence, even if that violence is often jocularly portrayed, and through shared suffering in the service of creating modern America. Ford could often transcend this brilliantly when avoiding regeneration through violence. The Grapes of Wrath depicts people suffering from violence and dispossession while in Young Mr. Lincoln, Honest Abe's manhood is proven through halting mob violence rather than participating in it.
In any case, the theme of violence for racial purity binds Ford and Griffith together. The Iron Horse witnesses the Irish and "whites" uniting on the railroad to create Americans only when attacked by Indians. Ford himself could make this clear. The casting of Henry Walthall as the ex-Confederate preacher in the awful Judge Priest is hardly a coincidence as Walthall was Colonel Ben Cameron in Birth of a Nation.
If The Searchers is more ambivalent about the racial project than Birth of a Nation, that's the reflection of the times. The latter came out in 1915, at a height of racial fear in America (and 2 years after Traffic in Souls, which dealt with the purity of the white race in a very different way, though the fear of white slavery). The former came out in 1956, the same year that African-Americans won the Montgomery Bus Boycott. It was becoming increasingly more difficult for filmmakers to tell stories of racial conquest in purely victorious terms given a changing nation.
Ethan Edwards is still the ultimate hero in creating a safe world for white women. Ford may have to show Ethan's great personal suffering and sacrifice and provide a character (1/8 Cherokee but the rest Welsh!) as a foil to Ethan's murderous racism. But Ethan is still a clear hero with who we sympathize, even if a touch uncomfortably.
The most obvious and famous scenes about racial purity is when Ethan goes into the building holding the women rescued from Comanche capture and when he tries to kill Debbie after seeing her defiled by Scar. But it goes much deeper than this. While Ethan's Confederate past and unwillingness to surrender isn't directly tied to defending slavery, that doesn't have to be named. He is the last man willing to stop at nothing to protect pure white womanhood and the American race. Moreover, while Ethan is the enforcer of white purity, he's hardly the only character to express these thoughts. Laurie supports Ethan over Martin in the idea of killing Debbie, telling him, "I tell you Martha would want him to"–Martha being Debbie's mother. Before Brad rides off to his death, his primary concern is not whether the Comanches killed Lucy but that they raped her, which it is clear they did from Ethan's response to his question. When Ethan won't let anyone see Martha after the homestead is ravaged, the subtext is not that she is dead but that she was violated and therefore should not be seen.
We also need to examine the relationship, such as it is, between Martin Pawley and the Comanche woman who he inadvertently marries. There's no evidence that Martin has sex with her. He seems more disgusted than interested. But the point is that he certainly could have. Interracial sex between Martin and a Comanche woman makes Ethan howl with laughter. Interracial sex between Scar and Debbie makes him murderous. This reflects the broader attitudes toward interracial sex in American culture, with its obsession to protect white women and its tolerance of sex with women of color.
A common defense of Ethan and thus the film is that he understands Comanche culture and speaks the language, thus showing a history of some understanding. I'm not convinced this means so much. Ethan is a middle-aged man in the late 1860s. That may well have put him in Texas in the 1840s or even 1830s. He may have dealt with trading for captives from the Comanches for years. The Comanches were still raiding in Mexico into the 1860s as well and who knows what kind of interactions he had there. But I can easily see a scenario where Ethan knows the Comanches well and wants to use that knowledge to destroy them.
It's at least worth noting that Ford's obsession with the Comanches as the great horror of racial mixing in the West had a background in specific Comanche traditions. As chronicled by Pekka Hamalainen's Bancroft Prize winning book, The Comanche Empire, Comanche warriors engaged in widespread public rape of captive women on the Taos Plaza before exchanging them in the slave trade that dominated the border economy in the 18th and early 19th century. By the mid-19th century, I don't know of much evidence that this was still going on. But at that point, you have a Comanche empire posing a serious threat to American expansion (Hamalainen makes a convincing argument that it was Comanche dominance of the Mexican frontier that undermined Mexico's expansion plans and made it so easy for the U.S. to win the Mexican War) and a people for whom ethnicity was fluid. Acting like a Comanche meant more than the Anglo-Saxon obsession with blood and race. The most powerful Comanche when depleted resources (and not military conquest) led to their surrender was Quanah Parker, the half-Comanche, half-white son of a woman kidnapped from Texas and integrated into the tribe. Thus the very symbol of Comanchedom in the 1860s and 1870s was the product of the racial mixing that horrified white Texans.
This history was still popular lore in Texas a century later. Ethan's need to kill the despoiler of white women thus serves much the same function in regional popular memory as did Ben Cameron and the KKK's ritual murder of the black marauder in Griffith's post-Civil War nightmare of miscegenation. Only when the landscape was ridden of uncontrolled men of color could white women be protected and American civilization advance.
Again, The Searchers is a great film. In fact, it's a near perfect film. Ford does show the ambivalence of racism, which is much of what makes it so interesting. But at its heart, it is still a film about the heroic quest of cleansing the American landscape of those who would defile pure white womanhood. In that, and in Ford's open love of Griffith, The Searchers is a direct descendant of Birth of a Nation, for better and for worse.


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Saigon Broadcasting Television Network | |
Launched | 2000 |
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Saigon Broadcasting Television Network, abbreviated SBTN, is the first 24-hour Vietnamese language channel geared towards the Vietnamese diaspora. It is currently available in the United States on many cable systems as well as through DirecTV. The channel provides children, arts, entertainment, news programs produced primarily in complete Vietnamese. The shows are primarily produced at its headquarters in Garden Grove, California, while reporters in the field often travel throughout the United States to cover events pertaining to the Vietnamese community.[1]
SBTN has local affiliates in Boston, Massachusetts (Boston Vietnamese Media), Washington, D.C. (SBTN-DC), Dallas, Texas (SBTN DFW), and SBTN Houston, Texas (SBTN Houston).
A Canadian version, SBTN Canada, is available in Canada for Vietnamese Canadians, with programming from the United States service, plus content produced in Canada; this service is owned by the Ethnic Channels Group, under license from SBTN.
While several Vietnamese-geared channels and programs already existed in the early 2000, none of them had an around-the-clock schedule. SBN (Saigon Broadcasting Network) was created with Truc Ho and his friends to fill this gap and provide a full program with the lack of many Vietnamese advertisements that generally fill the Vietnamese TV space. Due to a trademark dispute, the channel's original name of SBN was changed to its current official name SBTN.
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This is a discussion on Mayor says to LEOs: "No more car or foot chases" within the Law Enforcement, Military & Homeland Security Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Originally Posted by V65magnafan Why put on a big show? Just drop by the miscreant's house later and pick him up. No sprained ankles. No ...
I was refering to the insurance/liability costs so many of these so-called decision makers like to reference. If Officer A catches Criminal Z but sprains his or her wrist doing it, costing $Y in work-comp and other expenses. Is it more or less cost-effective to just let the crimminal go and hope that they do not commit any more crimes.
There are times when this type of reasoning is required in the operation of any organization, but in this case it is silly. As most of our estimeened LEO members can attest to, law enforcement is not a "safe" profession. There will be bumps, scrapes and worse, both to people and to equipment. But there has to be a little sanity in trying to control those costs. To basically tell the criminal population that Officer A will not chase them is tatamount to inviting them to do their worst.
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Ok, this is just stupid.
Next she will be saying that they can't do warrant enforcement because the officers might get injured during that. Seems I remember one of our members getting bit by a dog or something during a raid or warrant .
I do understand nixing the high speed pursuits, especially if in a highly populated area or residential area, but not letting the officers run after the bad guys is just nuts.
Maybe the city should make some requirements that the officers spend more time doing PT so that they were in better shape for the foot chases.
Wait, I have a solution. The LEO's should just shoot the bad guys when they run away and then they can walk over to them after their down and cuff them before the bus gets there to take them to the hospital if their still alive. Ahh, a solution that works for everyone.
Just remember that shot placement is much more important with what you carry than how big a bang you get with each trigger pull.
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I hear you. Though, the bean counters don't consider all of the costs very well, so very much of the time. The costs to society's practical safety and security is, on the whole, worth far more than "sprains to the wrist" and what not.
Though, on the whole, we could have another 30 million armed people on the streets tomorrow if we'd simply throw down our incessant micro-management of citizens via silly anti-gunner statutes that do little other than criminalize upstanding citizens. It would also take the extreme burdens off the courageous officers that put their lives on the line each day for citizens they don't even know. Overall, THAT would solve many things all at once, while simultaneously spreading the cost, the risk and the burden to a far more equitable degree than agencies and programs can every achieve.
Bean counting has its place. But when safety and security is put at risk, you suck it up and do what's required.
Seeing as how we're financially mismanaging ourselves into the sewer, administratively, it seems far more important now than ever to consider the possibility of tossing much of the anti-firearms crap into the shredder and flipping the switch to "frappe." All we have to do is stop disallowing citizens the right to carry, as guaranteed in the 2A; stop criminalizing them for daring to defend their families; stop going after them unless it is proven beyond doubt they committed crimes willingly and knowingly and that they themselves were the attackers. We simply need to do the Vermont-style treatment, or something near to it.
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Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: The Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
Next the mayor will issue order that the cops cannot shoot at the Bad guy due to the cost of ammo.The BG might also shoot back and and injure one of the officers which would cause a workers compensation claim. It seems like the mayor is a bean counter.This one takes the cake. The citizens of this town have good reason to arm them selves.
Time to fire/Impeach a mayor and appoint somebody with some common sense
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
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yeah except she can't think far enough ahead to the fact that if you cut $Y because it creates $X and $X is just way too much...what about the after affects of $X...isn't there a $Z or $W(or whatever alphanumeric character you prefer) created? How much more $ is going to go flushed when criminals decide that it's open season in that town. Kinda hard to pay the town bills when the townspeople are all broke from being mugged daily. Suddenly that measly $20k per year isn't looking so bad...
-The Mist (2007)"My God David, We're a Civilized society."
"Sure, As long as the machines are workin' and you can call 911. But you take those things away, you throw people in the dark, and you scare the **** out of them; no more rules...You'll see how primitive they can get."
Then you have the same situation you have in any semi-rural area that is nearby a larger community/city. The city miscreants merely travel to the unprotected community, do their deed, and return home for the night to count their spoils. Kinda like stop and robs. Run out, grab something, run home.
-The Mist (2007)"My God David, We're a Civilized society."
"Sure, As long as the machines are workin' and you can call 911. But you take those things away, you throw people in the dark, and you scare the **** out of them; no more rules...You'll see how primitive they can get."
They should take the xtra money they will save and buy a gun for everybody in town and deputise them,that way no matter where the BG runs there will be a cop and they can wait til hes tired and then walk over and cuff him.Or arm everybody and post a sign at the city limits saying "Criminals beware we have guns and we know how to use them"
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
"The flock sleep peaceably in their pasture at night because Sheepdogs stand ready to do violence on their behalf."
Hear that? It's the sound of criminals running to Wellford.
God is love (1 John 4:8)
What is interesting is that while their total crime risk is low and property crime risk is very low their murder risk is nearly double that of the US as a whole.
See:Wellford, SC Community Demographics Summary - CLRSearch.com
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**********Maybe it's because she doesn't want her own kids getting into trouble and thats the only way she can keep them from getting arrested ! The political world is like a cesspool. --- All the scum floats to the top !
**********What amazes me is she isn't in office in New Orleans or Los Angeles. Their "blame the cops, not the criminals" attitude would work well for her.
She has been known for being a controversial character in the past. Around the beginning of the decade, she tried to turn her city into a haven for strip clubs and other adult businesses--against the express wishes of her city council as well as most citizens. She got a lot of the same type of media notoriety during that time.
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Thank God the town doesn't have a fire department, or she'd forbid fighting fires because it's dangerous.....
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