Came across this post today by Bahamian blogger Larry Smith. In examining the escalating crime rate and the higher incidence of violence among the country’s youth, he writes:
As former Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce chief Chris Lowe says: “Our laws have worked well in the past, but seem not to work today. The laws have not changed, nor have the rules governing the police and courts. So what has changed? Something must have changed.”
His answer? Today there is rule by political and personal favour rather than by law: “And it follows that, if we observe our leaders ignoring the law, why then should we ordinary citizens observe the law? And if we no longer possess any standards, anarchy follows – not in one fell swoop, but in an ever accelerating progression right before our very eyes.”
Конечно. Я согласен со всем выше сказанным. Давайте обсудим этот вопрос. Здесь или в PM….
Специалист/заместитель руководителя по снабжению/сбыту As former Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce chief Chris Lowe says: “Our laws have worked well in the past, but seem not to work today. Th…
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