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Georgie Boy was busy a few days ago writing an opinion piece in the WSJ defending his support of progressive prosecutors. Don’t ya’ll realize that it’s a false choice between justice and safety? Why, they reinforce each other. Tsk tsk — we’re such stupid peasants to fail to realize this.
Guess he didn’t get the memo from DeSantis.
Here’s this monster’s opinion as reported by in Breitbart. How lucky he is to live in a free country and he can voice it.
Russia and Hungry managed to find the wisdom to ban this creature from the underworld. America will eventually come around and see the light, but Soros might be long gone by then. He's like 90.
People have had enough of the demagoguery and divisive partisan attacks that dominate the debate and obscure the issues.
Like most of us, I’m concerned about crime.
Concerned? ... yeah - about how it can affect his bottom line.
We need to acknowledge that black people in the U.S. are five times as likely to be sent to jail as white people. That is an injustice that undermines our democracy.
We need to acknowledge the rich liberal elite white men and their support staff never go to jail. See Hunter Biden...
We spend $81 billion every year keeping around two million people in prisons and jails. We need to invest more in preventing crime with strategies that work—deploying mental-health professionals in crisis situations, investing in youth job programs, and creating opportunities for education behind bars. This reduces the likelihood that those prisoners will commit new crimes after release.
More useless blather that addresses the cause or the reduction of crime. Maybe we aren't putting the right people in jail.
How about investing in education before the bars? And with HIS prosecutors - criminals aren't even getting behind bars anymore.
How about common sense economic policy that facilitates investment instead of people barely able to feed themselves?
How about oil and gas technology jobs to put people to work?
Russia and Hungry managed to find the wisdom to ban this creature from the underworld. America will eventually come around and see the light, but Soros might be long gone by then. He's like 90.
He likes HUNGRY people! But, people from Hungary don't like him!
Rich white men are making a fortune incarcerating black men. He's right!
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We spend $81 billion every year keeping around two million people in prisons and jails. We need to invest more in preventing crime with strategies that work—deploying mental-health professionals in crisis situations, investing in youth job programs, and creating opportunities for education behind bars. This reduces the likelihood that those prisoners will commit new crimes after release.
Rich white men are making a fortune incarcerating black men. He's right!
Do you spend any more time in high-crime areas than Soros does? We can all bet that he doesn't spend much time in them.
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