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About the Book
This dialogue between two southern middle-aged men expresses their
frustration and outrage concerning the excessively high levels of
criminal activity in American society, and the apparent inability of
our country to effectively deal with these problems using current
methods and resources. Using examples of unpunished or mildly
punished criminals who are soon released back into society to continue
inflicting their brand of terror on citizens, the author suggests that
increasing levels of crime in America lend credence to the idea that
what is currently being done to combat criminal behavior is
ineffective. The author suggests other approaches to reducing and
eliminating crime that may shock those who feel that taxpayers and
law-abiding citizens should continue to protect, feed, house, and
nurture career criminals. Unless a get-tough approach is used, and
soon, our country will be overwhelmed financially and emotionally by
crime, especially if an economic recession should occur. It is time
for honest, law-abiding citizens who are fed up with lax laws, weak
judges, a near-dysfunctional judicial system, and a lack of political
leadership to take a different approach to how criminals are
treated...before it is too late. |