Silent witnesses, Sinful, or POW, you decide?
In the previous post, I stated that I will explain the core reason of all the contributing reasons for criminal gangs, my proposed solutions, and who are the real silent sinners
King Solomon
When the wicked rise to power, people go into hiding; but when the wicked perish, the righteous thrive. (Proverb 28:28)
What’s My Point?
In Post Three, I explained that the Supreme Court stated Congress has authority to change Constitutional Rights pertaining to Due Process and Jury Trials.
The real silent witness sinners are all of us who listen to the news and do nothing about the plight of people living in gangland war zone neighborhoods.
They are helpless because of the reality that police alone cannot protect them. Reality is no one can protect them unless the laws are changed to remove the power gangs have over individuals.
What to Do for POW’s
I recommend Congress declare War on Gangs to allow Marshall Law Powers to be passed and administered by local police and military to allow gang members to be arrested and removed from the neighborhoods band intervened as POW prisoners until gang wars end.
If you consider that the families living in these gangland war zones, who are afraid to allow their kids to play outside, and lock themselves each night in their homes for fear of gang shootings, they are POW instead of gang members.
Police, Alderman, Community Activist, and Clergy who are s concerned with police brutality or failed justice should all need to meet and agree to petition their Congressman to face the reality that our court systems are not effective in controlling gangs and their powers of intimidation of witnesses of criminal activity.
Instead of releasing a known gang offender to face a judge who will release them on a Bond, they should instead face a Military Judge who has the power to intern them immediately as a POW of a Congressional War Declaration on Gangs.
Every citizen should write their Congressman and support the innocent POW victims in our Nation.
Why?
In my opinion, gangs members will quickly notice when their members disappear from their gangland territories. They will quickly wise up and stop killing both their rivals and innocent victims.
As the Wisdom Proverb states, remove the wicked and the righteous thrive.
Hopefully, will the gang members are interned as POW, they may be given an opportunity or incentive to obtain education and skill training through social, Corporations and religious organizations.
If concerned on the welfare of a POW, read how POW rules and regulations for their protection in the Source Link below. Perhaps some lessons in the military discipline may even personally benefit them in the future.
The POW camps would be the same built and guarded by the military, during a war until the war ends and/or the military sentences end for felony criminals.
You Decide
Wise or Foolish, Reality or Dream Proposal?
Will our Republic fail in time because it was a dream of the brave founders that became unrealistic because of all of us silent witness sinners apathetic to our Nation’s fellow neighbors?.
If Interested
Read the Previous Posts and Source Links below.
Regards and good will blogging.
Source Links
http://hrlibrary.umn.edu/instree/y3gctpw.htm
http://hrlibrary.umn.edu/instree/y3gctpw.htm
http://www.badassyoungmen.com/military-discipline.html
http://www.badassyoungmen.com/life-is-not-fair.html
http://www.badassyoungmen.com/life-is-not-fair.html
http://www.gangfree.org/gangs_why.html
http://www.lapdonline.org/get_informed/content_basic_view/23473
https://www.blackenterprise.com/10-dangerous-neighborhoods-america-2017/
https://www.blackenterprise.com/27-things-white-people-never-ever-say-black-co-workers/
Previous Post Links
Post One
https://rudymartinka.com/2018/09/02/king-solomon-sinful-silence-or-street-smarts-post-one/
Post Two
https://rudymartinka.com/2018/09/06/king-solomon-sinful-silence-or-street-smarts-post-two/
Post Three
https://rudymartinka.com/2018/09/08/king-solomon-sinful-silence-or-street-smarts-post-three/
Rudy u Martinka 
I like it, I think though that our “representatives” are not interested in solutions or what is best for all. They are concerned with maintaining control, keeping their power. When good-hearted people get to a place where they could actually affect a change, they’re already on the side of the status quo
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Wise, pragmatic good hearted people, in my opinion.
Thanks for your comment of support. Sometimes I wonder if I go over the edge with my opinions.
Regards and good will blogging
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@Scatterwisdom
Dealing with street gangs, and warfare are two different things. When large numbers of miscreants moved in, towns in the 1800’s resorted to vigilante justice. Once the town folk got angry enough, the miscreants had neither the will or fire power to fight back.
The problem in Chicago? Why don’t the locals do anything? People are two disconnected. We don’t look to each other for support. Instead, we look to government, and our government is too corrupt.
Congress could make some laws, I suppose, but gang crimes are generally prosecuted at the state and local level. I could be wrong, but I think the state and local level already has most of the power it needs to more efficiently try gang members.
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Police complain they arrest them and the judge according to laws has to release the immediately on bond. Since everyone knows if they witness against the gang,they and there family will be harmed.
Untenable circle of folly.
The proverb gives the answer, but no one will do anything for fear of hurting anyone’s feelings.
Gp
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That’s point of setting a reasonable bond. If someone is dangerous or a flight risk, there is no requirement to let them go.
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Hard to prove a person is a risk.
Consider what choices you have if you live in the woods alone and are surrounded by a pack of wolves which is basically how a gang operates.
Either you move away or one by one get rid of the pack who you will never survive against if you alone have to face being outnumbered.
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