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You Have the Right to Remain Violent 2
註釋They're fighting again. Only this time, violence just got younger. The small town of Danville has changed. New cultures, new attitudes, and new levels of violence now plague the children in the town - and the victims are getting younger and younger. Still financially deprived, Danville is no longer boring for its children. Inner city life has hit the small, but newly expanded town, and there's a lot more to do now - like figure out who killed their principal, and debate whether or not to tell authorities who murdered high school senior, Spencer Davis. Staying alive in Danville is no longer a disco dance. It's now a matter of survival. In addition to the teens, 9 and 10 year olds are caught up in the violence. Racist attitudes and ill-feelings have spread through the town, and its youngest victims are caught in the middle. However the authorities seem to like the horrifying society that Danville has become. After all, when there's no trust, no love, lots of fear, and lots of crime, it means one thing - there is always a need for security. But how much is too much when every child needs a big brother? These kids never had a chance. They were given the right to remain violent - by our officials - so they could earn the right to remain silent. It's a damn shame. - from the book In the screwed up world of Danville, children - and officials - are given one right. The Right to Remain Violent. However, anything they say or do can be used against them.. and it's all been captured on tape. Welcome Back to Danville. Welcome Home.