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Law and Crime
| As of january of 1998, the number of U.S. residents behind bars was up for the 25th consecutive year in a row. As of the summer of 1997, inmate population grew by an average of 1,849 prisoners per week. One out of 155 u.s. residents is behind bars, putting the United States second only to Russia in its per capita rate of imprisonment. Against a background of statistics of a crime-ridden society, media continues to pontificate un-related causes of youth violence. Two conditions, running in parallel, can be blamed for causing development of juvenile crime and a crime-ridden society since the end of World War II: One - an atheist-socialist system of education does not prepare youth to assume responsibility as parents for the new life they bring into this world by the time they finish high school. Two - deliberate destruction of the industrial engineering and manufacturing facilities of the United States deprived both the system of education and the youth of our nation the fundamental tools required to learn and apply learning of the physical crafts essential and required to build product and earn incomes sufficient to support a family. Independent of any 'political party', immediate steps must be taken to destroy the 'socialist' system of public education. Such destruction cannot occur without destruction of the 'real-estate-tax' for revenue to fund the 'socialist' system of public education. Simultaneously, immediate steps must be taken to provide for resurrection of the industrial engineering and manufacturing industries in the United States, through mandatory changes to existing 'money' (monetary) and 'tax' (fiscal) policy and procedure. Until such mandatory changes are made, 'juvenile' and all other courts of criminal justice shall continue to be burdened with the task of trying juveniles as adults for commission of violent crime.
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