A gay non-binary shooter charged with hate crimes against LGBTQ 😂. In contrast Waukesha driver got only 75 charges for more killed+injured and no hate crime charges despite clear evidence of racial hatred and motivations. Rule of law has become selective in America to the applause of millions.
I still think the Charlottesville wignat getting framed for terrorism when he was actually just a horrible (and panicky) driver is the worst political prosecution we've seen so far. I don't see any way he's actually guilty of murder, but he had absolutely no one in his corner.
The Charlottesville dude was convicted for being a retard that praised Hitler in a phone call with his mom and then that was played for the jury. He did himself in
Comment Approved: So, this isn't really what this rule is for. Almond is advocating for, what appears to be, public execution for murderers. That's not really the same as calling for murder. It's actually advocating for a judicial killing, as the result of a crime, but in a public space.
Which, by the way, most executions still are open to the public.
The three-strikes law championed by Clinton came about because judges were being too lenient on career criminal blacks. It was an enforcement problem where the law was selectively applied way back then.
A gay non-binary shooter charged with hate crimes against LGBTQ 😂. In contrast Waukesha driver got only 75 charges for more killed+injured and no hate crime charges despite clear evidence of racial hatred and motivations. Rule of law has become selective in America to the applause of millions.
I still think the Charlottesville wignat getting framed for terrorism when he was actually just a horrible (and panicky) driver is the worst political prosecution we've seen so far. I don't see any way he's actually guilty of murder, but he had absolutely no one in his corner.
The Charlottesville dude was convicted for being a retard that praised Hitler in a phone call with his mom and then that was played for the jury. He did himself in
Equal application should be unerodably entrenched in constitutional law, and the fact it isn't is an enormous oversight.
... at the wall, or in the town square.
I like the way you think.
Comment Reported for: Rule 2 - Violent Speech
Comment Approved: So, this isn't really what this rule is for. Almond is advocating for, what appears to be, public execution for murderers. That's not really the same as calling for murder. It's actually advocating for a judicial killing, as the result of a crime, but in a public space.
Which, by the way, most executions still are open to the public.
The three-strikes law championed by Clinton came about because judges were being too lenient on career criminal blacks. It was an enforcement problem where the law was selectively applied way back then.
How can he be gay if he doesn't know what his gender is? The concept of gay doesn't make sense for a nonbinary person under their retarded ideology.
The same reason they can admit there is no proven immutability to being gay but have it be protected by the civil rights act all the same