Getting Away With Murder

I get confused sometimes with memories of rage imposed on percieved current reality.

Without police, life as we know it can't happen. Cops as a group would likely plot a bell curve of statistical probability like every other valid set of data. It's the 10% rule, where the few naughties out-shout citizenship. In my memories, the good don't stand out like the bad, and I spoke a bad dream instead of life.
Occasionally, a few young city cops walk a beat on my street. Certainly by at least threes, and daytime only but still... they have heart :love:

When writing to congress critters, does 'handwritten' mean cursive with a pen?
My youthful pen-callous is nearly gone, but... :)

Semper Fi
They don't even teach cursive in schools anymore. My mother in law is an elementary principal and they just don't have time for it anymore. I wonder how any kids can even read it. But anyways, I've been told from those that supposedly know that a handwritten letter gets more attention and a better response than an email or form letter, the reason being a handwritten letter comes from an individual that feels strongly enough to put their thoughts to paper, whereas the email is usually cut/pasted from a forward they received.
 
Not too far from where I live they're teaching kids some form of Chinese (Mandarin, I assume) in elementary school. I suppose by the time those kids graduate HS they'll need it for their bosses/leaders/whatever.

Email can be deleted with a click without even reading it. Filters can remove it by the thousands. A physical piece of mail still gets delivered (although who is to say that it'll be read by the adressee instead of his/her staff?).

If you handwrite it, make sure your penmanship is decent - mine was never all that great and the hands aren't in the best shape these days so I type mine via a word-processor, although I do still snail mail them instead of using email.
 
I would love to see this story properly investigated. No statute of limitations on murder, and I'd call inappropriately being shot in the head by a cop a deprivation of civil rights. The feds can get excited over such things. Unlikely to ever go anywhere, but it would be nice to see some justice in the end.
 
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