City has new weapon to fight crime with

"....parents raising their children in the correct culture."

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Why is it that the SG always manages to reprint editorials that sound like they have Mississippi-roots?

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definitely sounds racist to me, I must admit.

But this database/software is a step in the right direction...problem is..it's a VERY small step.

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Hilfilthy "Why is it that the SG always manages to reprint editorials that sound like they have Mississippi-roots?"

Nah, it's Philly roots.

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I would think the S/G editorial staff, with all their collective degrees, would know not to end a sentence, or an editorial headline, with a preposition. "City has a new weapon to fight crime WITH". Really, guys?? While I realize and accept that our language, spelling and grammar have taken lots of hits and degradations over the decades, I still expect one area of our society to uphold the standards of proper use of grammar and the printed word. S/G..try a little harder next time.

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"I would think the S/G editorial staff, with all their collective degrees, would know not to end a sentence, or an editorial headline, with a preposition. "City has a new weapon to fight crime WITH". Really, guys??" - CaymanJim

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If you REALLY want a good laugh, you need to check-out the sophomoric-punctuation (and, likewise, sentence-"construction") of another local-columnist; Gerry Ayers!!!

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