Americans' civil right to be free from crime - Washington Times

Americans' civil right to be free from crime - Washington Times

• Democrats have halted U.S. commission's work on violence spike

"The most fundamental civil right is the right not to be shot, killed, robbed or pushed in front of a subway train. 

Everyone can see what is happening in America. 

Violence is occurring in places that used to be violence-free.

• A man was beaten to death in the Ellipse park next to the White House during morning rush hour.
• Passengers have been stabbed, pushed off train platforms, slashed and beaten in the New York subway. 
• Gunmen have strolled through Washington Metro stations shooting people.
• Small and large businesses, including minority-owned businesses, have been looted by mobs across the nation.
• And Chicago? This column has space limits...