Government Promoted #shootings & #IllegalImmigration

Amendment 13 is our government's best tool to stop nearly every unlawful shooting as well as stopping illegal immigration -- but only when #ProperlyInforced

An article I read about a recent shooting, states that the shooter, "was gunned down about 30 second after his rampage began... he was quickly slain by police, officials said."

Whenever I hear that police were on the scene quicker than 10 minutes, I get suspicious. It tells me that the police are protecting an armed person who actually stopped the gunman, which them gives the police credit for a job they did not do; or, the police knew when and where the event was about to happen, and let it happen, so they could pas more UNCONSTITUTIONAL #AntiGun laws, without ever enforcing the most powerful anti criminal law on the books, Amendment 13 in the US Constitution.

Amendment 13 demands honest #honorable government personnel in order to get a person properly/duly convicted.

By making the penalty for the crime far more severe than the rewards from the crime, you reduce all criminal activity.

How does our government encourage illegal immigration:

• #CatchAndRelreasae simply returns the offender back home so they can try again.
• #Amnesty encourages more people to come across the boarder illegal in hopes that if they can stay long enough, they might be granted amnesty
• #CorporateCarrots encourage more people to come illegally, because business are barely slapped on the wrist for encouraging and hiring people in these united States illegally.

How does our government encourage more shootings and other crimes:

• #PleaBargains reward criminals and punish people defending their innocence
  • corrupt public prosecutors defenders initiate the plea bargain or encourage the defendant take the deal to get the absolute minimum sentence
  • corrupt judges allow those bargains to go thorough
  • the innocent person is threatened with the maximum sentence if they dare #defend themselves; and the cost gets even worse if the dare insist on a jury trial
• #NoPunishment By not punishing offenders, but actually encouraging #CriminalSocialNetworks through the jail/prison system, the minimal work a person does while in jail or prison is not a punishment, but a reward for the person, so they can get out of the jail cell and many time out in public.

I find it interesting (a long time ago) that our society takes less and less responsibility for our own actions and blame others for the very acts we perform ourselves. "The Devil  (government, religion, family, friends, neighbors, teachers, the drugs, the alcohol, my jeans, my genetics, etc.) made me do it. It is almost never said by the person that they did it because they wanted some particular outcome to happen.

Who do you give the credit for the good AND​ the evils that you do?