Daylight shooting in Dorchester sends one to hospital

Boston is the best city to kill someone and get away with. Any where. Any time. I'm sure statistics can prove Boston has one of the lowest murder conviction rates in the country. It's not the world class city the pols want to make it seem. How is it that someone can shoot another person in broad day light, stab someone in the neck on public transit, stab a kid over Facebook beef in front of the new dudley police station (even though the media and bpd claim it happened in front of the social security building), shoot four woman in a car, and a dozen more incidents I can go on about? Simple, the inability to solve one murder creates the ability to commit more. The bpd moves on from one case to another without giving the last one a 100 percent of their effort or resources. As a result the same ol killers kill again or shoot again. The killers who get acquitted then bring back the knowledge of how to avoid getting caught or convicted to their protégés who then go out and carry firearms for those who are on their first, second or third gun conviction. Thus, the sh*t continues because EVERYONE knows the chances of you getting caught for killing the guy that robbed you, or the girl who set you up, or someone you don't like is extremely slim. I've lived in Boston my whole life and I'm proud of it. I'm proud because I learned a young age that you must take matters into your own hands. You are responsible for your own outcome, education, and preservation out there in Boston. I have long moved out, but when I did live out there I can proudly say I was always "illegally" exercising my 2nd ammendment right for my own protection. Why? Because I knew I was a target just because I grew up in a certain neighborhood, and those same people in he neighborhood could always turn and try to take everything you had. So when I woke up every morning I asked myself do I wanna put myself in a position where some ol crack baby can come and try to kill me for some stupid reason or do I want to carry this 18 month jail sentence or even life if deadly force is necessary? At the end I always knew my family would rather visit me in jail then visit my grave so the choice was always the same. What was I supposed to do? Leave it to Ed and Tom to protect me? No thanks. My solution make Massachusetts gun laws like Arizona's. Then let's see if those same people doing all this crime will stop and second think well maybe I shouldn't shoot someone in broad day light because there are people everywhere and they all have guns.

They know they can get away with it because witnesses won't identify them. The sociopath who stabbed Rizzie in Dudley Square is on the loose, still, as are the people who killed the three women. Boston is a very small town when it comes to this stuff and the excuses coming from the community are tiresome. People who won't turn in the killers are as big a part of the problem as the people wielding the weapons. Either way, fear rules. Shitty way to choose to live.