Ein Barkeeper kann sich dem Gefängnis stellen, weil er einer betrunkenen Person, die dann jemanden fährt und tötet, Alkohol dient, aber die Richter konfrontiert keine Verantwortung, wenn ein 14-facher Wiederholungstäter, der trotz einer Geschichte von Gewaltverbrechen freigelassen wird, eine junge Frau ermordet?

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    1. Electronic-Lion-9840 on

      Judges and lawyers have qualified immunity, and no one is rioting to have that taken away, so they always will.

    2. LiveCommunication726 on

      Not everybody that looks a certain way on this. Most have been peaceful tribe’s for hundreds of years. This is to cause outcry. They need the divide in us

    3. Open-Try-3128 on

      It’s crazy how people will take to the streets for a meth head being killed by a cop but not for a meth head killing a Ukrainian immigrant

    4. External-Noise-4832 on

      **Submission Statement**

      A bartender can go to jail for serving a drunk guy who drives and kills someone. But a judge lets a 14-time violent offender walk, and when he murders a young woman, nothing happens? It’s absurd—bartenders face harsher consequences for one mistake than judges do for letting dangerous criminals loose. Accountability for judges could stop these tragedies.

    5. municipal_wizard on

      Ok first of all, this smells like race baiting, but I’ll bite. The criminal justice system is (at least *supposed* to be) reformatory. Meaning, that (for criminal convictions), once you “pay your debt to society” (ie: serve prison time, do community service, etc), you’ve learned your lesson and will be on your way as a “productive” member of society. American courts and prisons don’t actually tend to produce that outcome however and there are numerous studies about why. Some of the leading research on recidivism (the rate at which former convicts reoffend/return to prison after release) indicate that prisons or criminal justice systems which favor a punitive approach (like in the US) see remarkably higher rates of recidivism. This is especially true for convicts who released and face difficulties getting a job/finding housing/need medical care, or are generally returning to a poor neighborhood. 

      TLDR: the answer is actually society. 

    6. ErieZistAble on

      But he was a good boy…. He ain’t hurt nobody. That white girl was asking for him to slice her throat.

    7. Jizzbuscuit on

      With what’s happening in Europe and the blatant corruption of politicians and erosion of our freedoms and the blatant rejection of the constitution I think it’s getting close for us to save ourselves and rid us of our corporate and governmental parasitic overlords. These traitors have gone too far.

    8. Certain_Still_324 on

      Of course the worst of the worst are getting a discount again and again. These „people“ serve Satan.

    9. Top_Distance_9408 on

      This isn’t conpiracy. This is politically charged. I’m for it and I think there definitely needs to be change in the American judicial system but this isn’t a conspiracy

    10. Wicked-Chill-Travis on

      Some of his arrests were during the height of the BLM movement where we were being told white cops were the real bad guys.

    11. ScorpioDefined on

      She was an immigrant, and suddenly the right isn’t mad about it. Gee, wonder why.

    12. Don’t let this distract you from the Epstein files that were released. This man is captured and currently charged with murder. There is no conspiracy here

    13. The issue here is so many people in institutions are afraid of prosecuting black people because they perceive them as having suffered from past injustices and racial bias.

      The problem is so many people have stopped looking at everything on a case by case basis. This is clearly a dangerous person who should probably be serving a life sentence. So many people in the CJ department are weak and easily influenced that they can’t put aside their narratives to see the clear and present danger to the public they face.

      Noteworthy: not race but criminal deeds. This person is an unhinged murderer. He does not represent all black people

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