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After reading the news recently, I am left with the impression that only two parties exist in the debate on gun ownership: the NRA and everyone else.
Common sense would say that if you make life hard and long for criminals in prison, they won’t want to go back. If so, why do we have a recidivism rate of about 70 percent? Could it be long prison sentences in such a restrictive and rule-based world actually help take away the initiative that many inmates entered with?
With comments made to March 12 letters in mind, one should look no further than the wasteland of the Garden State as an example of what to expect from Gov.Pat McCrory's approach of bringing businesses to North Carolina (and when I say wasteland, I "ain't" talking Hurricane Sandy).