But for those who are violent, a danger to themselves or others, we need to get them off the street before they can terrorize our communities".
The characters on them are the kind of freeloaders who are bad at their jobs, smashed while pregnant, drive drunk, neglect their families, are violent and a danger to themselves and those around them.
"And it's unfair to paint all veterans who may need a fiduciary with the same broad stroke, and to assume that just because someone needs assistance with their financial affairs that they may also be violent and a danger, or that they're contemplating suicide.
Even a brief (and by necessity incomplete) list of events in his life indicates that Seneca had ample occasion for reflection on violent emotions, the dangers of ambition, and the ways in which the life of politics differs from the life of philosophy among the topics pursued in his writings.
These two conflicting images of Sophiatown stand side by side - the romantic vision of a unique community juxtaposed with a seedy and violent township with dangers lurking at every corner.
The danger of violent uprising is heightened because the population is bristling with guns.
Here there are roaches in the hospital corridors and the danger of violent assaults in which acid is thrown at an enemy.
The result, as he famously wrote, would be "continual fear, and danger of violent death; and the life of man, solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short".
There are signs, too, that the danger of violent schism among Shias, the majority group, whose conditional acquiescence in the occupation has helped calm southern Iraq, is abating.
