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pundaint Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon May-10-10 03:19 PM
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7. Yeah, the crime may be insignificant, but he's sure easy to prosecute. The proven way to clean up
derelict neighborhoods is to stop accepting even minor transgressions like breaking windows or graffiti. This kind of resource chasing this meaningless crime, while manifest king-pin level offenders not only walk free, but make their cases on TV aggressively, is the graffiti we must eradicate on the way to real reform.

A Leader would get it, and make changes, the Administrator we have "manages it."
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