Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "FOX 29 Philadelphia" channel.

  1.  @MA-yl1er  *you're
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  2. Please learn to use punctuation.
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  3. It's evident in the video.
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  4. How is this partisan?
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  5. What the hell is that supposed to mean?
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  6.  @WALTERBROADDUS  Immigration is a federal matter anyway, so municipal governments need not participate.
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  7.  @WALTERBROADDUS  Most asylum-seekers/refugee applicants, in fact the vast majority, attend their court dates anyway. As for people who have never applied for such status, or who had visas that have since expired, and so on (i.e. anyone who is liable to be deported), that's the feds' problem. Far be it from me to praise the coppers, but they evidently don't want to spot everyone who "looks like" they might be undocumented, and then, like a dictatorship's goons, demanding to see people's papers.
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  8.  @Tom-xk5jb  It's actually safer than quite a few places, urban or rural.
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  9. As a matter of fact, yes.
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  10. This isn't partisan.
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  11. Why?
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  12. I'm not sure about Philly specifically, or incidents like this, but you're more likely to be shot in a rural area.
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  13. Corporal punishment is counterproductive. I wouldn't be surprised if most/all of these kids had been beaten; it creates a cycle of violence.
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  14. ?
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  15. How is this partisan?
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  16. Protected class? Please elaborate.
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  17. What might that be? Also, please stop shouting.
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  18. It was actually more dangerous when that woman was growing up. Besides that, don't talk to the police without an attorney.
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  19. It was much worse back then.
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  20. This generation is actually pretty well-behaved compared to the last few. Sensationalist reporting gives you a different picture.
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  21. What does one have to do with the other?
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  22. What the hell does that have to do with him?
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  23. There's no legal obligation for the cops to help anyone. SCOTUS has ruled on that.
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  24.  @karlwalter2242  The 1980s and 1990s were peak years for crime, especially homicide, in the US.
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  25.  @NIcholasparker88  He didn't want to abandon the Southern Unionists. There were a lot of them, and sometimes they even rebelled against the Confederate traitors.
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  26.  @rogerleonard5351  GOP-leaning areas are usually worse.
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  27.  @VanillateaGirl  The highest homicide rates are in rural areas.
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  28.  @iwonkabk  I'm not sure what it's like there, but the highest homicide rates, at least by firearm, are in rural areas.
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