Chicago Problems: Shootings and Mayor Spacecadet

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I mean maybe she was misinterpreted, was afraid of being in Chicago herself or mi!d!y intoxicated but to her it's not the gangsters shooting up Chicago, it's the nights of the week:

Mayor Lori Lightfoot says the big problem is Saturday night into Sunday morning, when most of the weekend shooting victims are injured. Speaking on wgntv.com
So I have an idea. Lets just get rid of the weekends Right see no weekends, no Saturday night especially and bingo! Shootings solved. I know sounds ridiculous but it's about the only damn thing coming out of there to solve this crisis.
And don't think about the gangsters, really. They can all go into one big warehouse and shoot the Hell out of each other. Think about the great, great majority of those hard working parents trying everyday to make a living, bring up decent children while struggling to keep them alive. Try focusing on them. My God! Americans being shot like clay ducks in one of the largest city in the country.

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