Scarborough shootings: Two killed, 19 injured

petros

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JLM said:
What is the race and colour of the typical drug pusher? I'll guess Caucasian and white! :smile:
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You brought up Regina's murder rate but guess what/ It's not whitie and it isn't immigrants killing each other over drugs, wh*res and turf.
 
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petros said:
You brought up Regina's murder rate but guess what/ It's not whitie and it isn't immigrants killing each other over drugs, wh*res and turf.
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The rate although high, is not as serious as the typical Toronto murders, IMHO. Sort of like a game of checkers! :smile:
 
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TenPenny said:
You know who did the shooting? I sure hope you pass that on to the police.
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Just reading the news..

Also, a new shooting less than 24 hrs later.. the 29th homicide victim of the year.

New shooting 24 hours after Scarborough gunfight becomes Toronto's 29th homicide this year | Posted Toronto | National Post

oh and another.. what's that the 30th now.. the streets of Toronto are running red.

http://forums.canadiancontent.net/news/107939-another-dude-shot-killed-toronto.html

Must be the heat....
 
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Premier cool to Mayor Rob Ford’s demand for cash to curb gun violence



OTTAWA—Premier Dalton McGuinty is warning Toronto Mayor Rob Ford not to expect a quick infusion of cash for more cops when the two leaders meet Monday to discuss the city’s mass shooting.


Speaking in Ottawa on Thursday, McGuinty said he’s not looking for quick fixes and expects any response to Monday’s shocking shooting — which killed two and wounded 23 — will take time and discussions among all three levels of government.


“It’s a time for us to be reflective and not reflexive,” McGuinty said during a stop at his riding in the nation’s capital.


more calming influence and sage advice:


Premier cool to Mayor Rob Ford
 
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Locutus said:
Premier cool to Mayor Rob Ford’s demand for cash to curb gun violence



OTTAWA—Premier Dalton McGuinty is warning Toronto Mayor Rob Ford not to expect a quick infusion of cash for more cops when the two leaders meet Monday to discuss the city’s mass shooting.


Speaking in Ottawa on Thursday, McGuinty said he’s not looking for quick fixes and expects any response to Monday’s shocking shooting — which killed two and wounded 23 — will take time and discussions among all three levels of government.


“It’s a time for us to be reflective and not reflexive,” McGuinty said during a stop at his riding in the nation’s capital.


more calming influence and sage advice:


Premier cool to Mayor Rob Ford
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Translation: He is going to do sweet f-uck all except for perhaps a couple of studies (staffed I am sure by dedicated Lieberal faithful) at a cost of probably about the same as what Ford is asking for.
 
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Cabbagesandking said:
There has never been any doubt about what should be done. That is not to use the race card in attaching blame but to look at what are the causes.

This is, as I wrote earlier, the inevitable outcome of the reduction of services and outlets for the youth. The idiot mayor of Toronto is still spouting jobs, jobs, when he and his kind are the chief cause for their ideological negligence. Children do not need jobs but their parents do. Children need paces to be children and to do childrens' things. Those places, never plentiful, are disappearing as the money to maintain them dries up.things that our governments have paid no attention too (in the

The parents do need jobs and the Right Wing grip that has had the country in thrall for those thirty years is largely to blame for that, too. Globalisation, lack of policies to deal with technologically caused redundancies, deliberate downsizings and greater pressure on those who retain their jobs, are just a few of the problems our Right Wing governments have ignored (as to their consequences) for a generation.

They have sown the wind in their greed and divisiveness.
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So you still believe the Liberals are right wing? You should quit doing drugs and reading Tyee News.
 
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