Who Is Complaining
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This time their motives have been exposed though. Usually no one is willing to put up the bucks needed to challenge them. But this time they were offered free living quarters in the area in question. Let them be in the midst of the bullets being fired for a change. So they could see the other side first hand. Needless to say, "they haven't accepted that offer yet."
Mayor Valley is facing the same dilemma as many black Mayors across this country. They're expected to provide the same level of service, with only a portion of the money. This is a small town Mayor dealing with a big city problem. Like cities across America, he is dealing with a gang problem. He is using the only means available to him. And I commend him for his actions. It's easy to sit on the sideline and say what should be done. Rolling your sleeves up and getting your hands dirty, is a different story. It seems that the residents agree with his actions. The people who are getting caught, with the aid of the ACLU. Is the only one who is complaining.
Read the link:
http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2008/sep/07/curfew-pits-mayor-vs-aclu-on-the-web/?feedback=1#comments
2 Comments:
Totally agree Common. Sometimes extreme measures are required and I commend theMayor for doing what he deems is neccessary to get a handle on the situation
I wish we could do that in some areas in Memphis.
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