In a message dated 3/6/2005 11:56:53 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: RT is very impassioned on this issue, but there is only so much he can do and still remain in office. The blame for the current situation lies with the "silent majority" living in these more affluent neighborhoods for not having accepted the inequity that currently exists. Are you serious? Do you really think theres some "silent majority" keeping the police out of N. Mpls? Being that you live there maybe your so immune to the site of the police but all I know is that I see more police in that neigborhood than any other in the city with S.Mpls being second, I suppose you will say its superficial. I truely empathize with the problem in general but don't feel this blame attitude is beneficial to anyone. I think the only way this neighborhood will get better is when the neighbors take back there neighborhood!
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