Getting the gangsters.

[Brett Nortje]

Gangs run riot in the world. they are like a mob of people constantly protesting, yes? they are a blemish or stain on the fabric of society and must be stopped or sent to jail, or, reformed.

I think subliminal messages in the media could brain wash them to see that gangs are bad news, yes? these messages could be to the point, with pictures of gang leaders on the front page each day and the charges with them - in 'ghetto papers,' of course.

Or, they could try to get them to move to the same area far from everyone else? this would be like apartheid, in a way, but upon being convicted of gang activity, they could all be moved to an area where there are only other gangsters. this will keep the wolves and sheep separated, of course.

Or, they could demand that every house without an income is moved to similar suburbs. they could get a ton of wooden houses - if they cannot afford homes nor have identity documents, they cannot work, so must be moved somewhere where crime is acceptable, of course - not that it is acceptable, just "steal from that guy with the gun!"

[Brett Nortje]

As another measure, they could also try to give out curfews to people without identity documents. this would mean, the gangs would be the ones without these, and need to frequently go to the police station to get them replaced. in certain areas, this will keep them off the streets when they might say they are looking for work, of course - that is a pivotal stumbling block to any curfew, the excuses of looking for work.

Or, they could observe that often gangs live with people with houses that are into drugs. if we were to remove the people that are the 'seeds' from the 'leaches,' then the only thing bringing them back is being able to get drugs from them.

Or, maybe we should focus on getting them to this 'new area?' it would be sort of like a shanty town, and, health services can get them out of the houses where they are proving to be a health risk to the kids, or, people on drugs. the story goes, that, the kids are around drugs, so blood tests are involved, and, the risks to the people with the jobs, they need to have blood tests for their own sake. if the whole lot of them do drugs, it should be a law to break them up so they cannot motivate their peers to do drugs.

Or, they could observe whether the person has done it regularly or since their warning, then prosecuted for knowing where to get drugs, evidently, and harbouring a criminal. off to the wooden houses!

[Brett Nortje]

I want to get rid of these three problems, in separate entries, of course. for this entry, we will begin with the problem of rape.

For a start, wearing white clothing will make you look 'loud' so rapists will avoid you.

If you were to wear a chastity belt, or, a 'new innovation' replacing the chastity belt, it could come to the point where you are protected physically from penetration. if they kiss your mouth, that isn't so bad, neither is the less favoured fondling of breasts, but this will protect you from the worst things.

If you were to have a free wifi headset, you could wear it out around parking lots and stay connected to your peers or security, or, anyone on that wave length in the building or whatever. this would make screaming and shouting about where you are easy, and, with a locator, you could see any suspicious areas where the woman is walking, and, ask her why? if you do not get an answer, off to the rescue!

[Brett Nortje]

To stop theft, we need to either make it unable for people to steal, or stop them from needing to or wanting to steal.

If we were to take an example - a car - this is less easy to steal than a apple. so, let's try to stop people from stealing apples from the market, that will cover the car i hope too!

If you want to stop people from stealing apples, we need to have 'lie detectors' at each tenth block in the area we want to stop the theft. this will register all illegal activities in that area, as well as give coordinates for the place. then, with a satellite image, we could snap the occurrence of theft or illegal activity. this could easily be used as a mug shot, and, satellites are not that expensive.

Instead of having the satellites out in space, we could set them up in the cities, like eight or so in a circle back to back, yes?

[Brett Nortje]

The only problem with the new technology, which should be quite cheap, is the response times. this could be done at their leisure, as, they could, with this well developed close range image, get the finger prints of the person printed onto their screens, yes?

Then, if they do not have finger prints registered, they could, with chemical sensors, get the colour of the clothes, basically.

And, they could also try to watch the person as where they are going.

It is clear that there will be some paranoia when they feel fear from theft, killing or being killed, fear rape or do something else that is illegal.

[Brett Nortje]

Muggings are hard to stop, because they are so easy to do. countless people are mugged each day because there are more of the thieves than there are people with things they want. how do we stop this thing from happening?

Maybe if we were to observe that people can run away, they could just avoid these people? this would require that the person be wearing running shoes though, so, maybe not the best option?

How about if there was to be an application for cell phones where the phone makes a hell of a noise? maybe a 'wrist watch' that is very loud and then when the button is pushed it is triggered? this noise will make them worry for a while, but, if there is a cold society, then this will not work very well, as everyone will ignore them?

Maybe if there was to be a lot of people walking together, this could be avoided?

Or, of course, if the people were to take a bus to get where they are going, they could see the troublesome dangerous route avoided?

[Brett Nortje]

This could be complimented by having more bus stops, of course.

[valley ranch]

Hi Brett, Good to find you've been on board. That, the above, was some interesting reading and a bit of fun into the bargain.

Have a very good one!

Richard