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The evolution of criminal activity is to fewer 'gangs' with more territory. Cheap route is to identify and locate the opositions crackers and kill them all.
When only one organization is left, ALL legal resources are expended more efficiently. - Posted by: jswift Posted on: 12/18/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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penalties
kidtree | 12/17/07
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Patience
jswift | 12/18/07
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Flogging in the public square
Sparhawk_z | 12/18/07
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nice work
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