Solution To Gun Violence Problem

Integrate social housing into Rosedale, Forest Hill, etc. neighborhoods and then it will become a white society problem! That is what the social in-activists and social engineers will have you believe while they collect their grant money they have been collecting for decades to come up with solutions. A miniscule number of the "community" are the source of the problems and members of the "community" know who they are and until they form a coalition willing to challenge the perps the problem will not go away.

Toronto's parallel universe
Viewing homicides as someone else's problem makes matters worse, observers say

December 10, 2007
Betsy Powell
Crime Reporter

When a veteran Toronto homicide detective recently told a mother her son had been shot to death, he was taken aback by her response.

"She was not shocked. It was almost as if she was expecting it," said the investigator. "It really stuck with me." The detective asked not to be named so as not to bring her any more hurt.

Here in Canada's largest city, there have been 80 homicides so far in 2007, a number closing in on the record 89 set back in 1991. Notwithstanding one city councillor's call last week to bring in the military to combat gang violence, moral panic has not set in.

Make no mistake, Toronto remains one of the safest cities in the world. As police remind us, the chances of becoming a homicide victim are remote unless you have a "criminal, high-risk lifestyle" involving guns, gangs or drugs.

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