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Originally Posted by wdmso
To bad 2a people do not put the same effort in to the entire constitution and amendments that they do defending what they consider is Their slice ... but that would mean changing and defending things they dont like ..
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Wanna bet?
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Originally Posted by wdmso
we need to start with the POTUS
because what we have right now is a joke, and it's a laughingstock," Trump refering to the justice system
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It is a joke:
Give me your honest assessment of this "criminal justice" policy as explained by former St. Louis Police Chief Dan Isom:
"One thing we have to be aware of to give context to this whole problem is that we are looking at an urban problem. It’s much less a suburban or rural problem. It really affects young minorities— Hispanic and black males. I think that the suspects devalue life, the victims devalue life, and the system also devalues life. When you look at the shooting victims and suspects in these neighborhoods, you see 20 or 30 felony arrests, with eight convictions.
Often the convictions don’t result in any jail time at all; they’re getting probation on top of probation. This has caused a lot of us in cities to move toward federal prosecution, because we know on the state level it’s a hit-and-miss prospect: they’re arrested, they’re convicted, and they come out multiple times.
In Missouri, there’s a type of probation people can receive, and it has made it very difficult for us to establish a person as a convicted felon. I’ve heard other chiefs talking about the fact that a weapons charge in their state is only a misdemeanor offense. But in St. Louis, a weapons violation can turn out to be no offense at all. An individual will get arrested for a weapons charge, which is a felony, and often they plead to that case and get an SIS—a suspended imposition of sentence. It means that if you serve out your probation, which everybody does, that conviction is erased.
So if you’re arrested again with another weapon, you don’t have a conviction on your record, so you’re not a felon in possession of a weapon. If you continue to get multiple SISs, you never become a convicted felon. These offenders will often show up for other crimes, and if they never have a conviction, then you’re never able to put stiffer charges on them."
So the ridiculous murder rate in St Louis is due to what?
I say it is a "criminal justice" system that is better at catch and release than the most conservation minded fisherman. That constant stream of released criminals -- criminals who should be in jail -- that offend without penalty -- are the culprits and the responsible parties, not my gun.
I say it is "close the case by any means necessary" policies like these that embolden criminals and tell them they have nothing to fear from the "criminal justice" system.
I say it also tells the law-abiding that they are forsaken and their safety is not any priority for those in power.
That these criminal coddling liberals who have been in power for decades in these hell-holes tell us that they need gun control -- more power over the citizen who obeys the law -- is why we gun rights people have such little respect for liberals.
They have perverted the one duty they have complete and unquestioned power to do - arrest, prosecute and imprison lawbreakers -- and turned it into a criminal coddling industry where criminals are nurtured and grow to their full potential.
I'll add that this forgive and forget policy never ends with these violent armed criminals being CONVICTED, they never become a prohibited person as far as gun rights disability goes so these repeat armed criminals pass the NICS background check with flying colors . . . You want a universal background check??? Why, when hug-a-thug policies never convict actual, true armed criminals when they are caught?
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Originally Posted by wdmso
1 trick ponies ... stroke the base
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You haven't a clue and couldn't catch a clue during the clue mating season in a field full of horny clues even if you smeared your body with clue musk and did the clue mating dance.
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