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Found the first article:

http://www.timesdispatch.com/servlet/Sa ... 1783270727

I though it was really funny that Alicia Rasin, "a crime-victim's advocate" was consoling the robber's family.

and she's quoted as saying ""I'm sick and tired of saying I'm tired," Rasin said of Richmond's latest homicide. "I'm tired of saying, 'When is this going to be enough?'"

Based on that information it would be far more correct to call Rasin a 'criminal advocate' I hope she doesn't work for the government.

"Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent" -Adam Smith

stevie_d_64 wrote:I have found out over the years that when engaging a person about this issue, most of the time it becomes a battle of elementary perceptions and ideas based primarily on an emotional level of understanding the issue...

You are correct.

But I have a few techniques for dealing with the leftist mindset. Give em an example or two that is new to their 'elementary perception' and then feed them an emotional argument. If nothing else they do think about it. :)

I sent him an email as well. Made my suggestion for a new title and shared a few personal thoughts. Nothing rude, but enough for his mind to chew on that there's a chance he won't be writing another 'pro-criminal' article in the near future. Will see if I get any response.

That title is just amazing.

"Teen carried an unloaded rifle
A man in a car shot and killed 14-year-old after he approached"

Should have been more like "Robber with what looked like AK47 was shot and killed by Armed Citizen, the streets of Richmond are a bit safer tonight"