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Biden is to meeting with police about increasing crime as NYC jailers seek police jobs
What you think will be the outcome
??? Is he going to lick boots
??? Punch them in the face
??? Will he tell them to focus on arresting white people and especially his political enemies
??? Tell them to focus on lawful gun owners and make it harder for them to have guns
With short staff jails they will have to let them out and have to rearrests the ones they were babysitting in jail. Its "Whack A Mole" without the pizza !!!
The Dems are creating a problem here that has already been solved.
It is easy to deal with the rise in crime. When someone breaks the law they get arrested and depending on the seriousness of the crime they either get a fine, probation or they are sent to jail or prison.
Lock the bad people up. Whatever happened to personal responsibility? Whatever happened to the notion Do the crime do the time.
If we need more prisons build them.
I think what it comes down to is it is expensive to keep someone locked up and the state/feds are responsible for them while incarcerated. The Gov. has done a backroom study that it is cheaper to let the criminals out and clean up the mess they make after. That is why good people have insurance.
The Democrats have made the mistake of connecting race with crime instead of focusing on the individual that chooses to break the law and then has to pay the price.
I wonder if the Dems view going easy on criminals as some sort of reparations? I'm only saying that because the Dems are refusing to address the high crime rates that plague the inner cities.
Disbanding the police guns taskforce as racist, covering up the race of the people attacking asians on the city streets and blaming everything on Trump.
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