"It's everybody's responsibility," Audette Shephard, co-chairman of United Mothers Opposing Violence Every where said yesterday. "We are accountable -- whether you're pink, yellow, green or red."It's past time to flush all that airy-fairy politically correct nonsense down the toilet. It most assuredly doesn't "take a village" to figure out what's happening here.
"We've got to find a way to connect with that culture."
And hey... "that culture"... in case you're forgetting... murders anybody that gets in its way.
I've got an idea... let's ask somebody who's got a firmer grip on reality...
"Young black men continue to kill and, for the most part, shoot young black men at an alarming rate," Toronto Police Staff-Insp. Brian Raybould said. "It's worse than disturbing."Gear up, ladies... 'cos it's pay me now... or pay me later.
"The beat goes on. Day after day, year after year, we keep having this happen."
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UPDATED: SURPRISE!!! -- Grab another body bag
A man was shot and killed in the city’s east end last night.Third shooting death... in three days.
The shooting occurred in a home on Parma Ct., near Victoria Park Ave. and Eglinton Ave. E., just before midnight on Friday, police say.
The victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
Not the Klan... not the cops... who could be responsible?
"Shootings are commonplace, they said, in this close-knit, but rough housing project; two years ago a man was killed a couple of streets away."A close-knit OK Corral, huh?
It's a mystery.
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