blm bails out attempted murderer

[JusticeHammer]

I doubt it, not with all the black men she has put in prison.

If that whore put them in prison they definitely deserve to be there.

 

[JusticeHammer]

Cow your dumb ass party went right along with all of it as well, so what does that make you.

Better than you.

 

[Doc7505]

It is indirectly funded by democrats

How else could they accumulate more than $60 million. No doubt the same group that applauded the fraudulent election and responsible for the spread of disinformation, Bezo's and Zuckerberg the prime donators and CNN their prime Quisling Media.

 

[flacaltenn]

BLM chapter spends $100K to bail out Kentucky activist charged with attempted murder

Quintez Brown’s cash bond was paid Wednesday afternoon by the Louisville Community Bail Fund, which is an arm of Black Lives Matter Louisville.

nypost.com

idiots hope he doesnt kill them.

Here's how crazy these leftist are. They claim he suffers from PTSD due to Covid and they claim he's got "severe mental issues".. BUT THEN --- the story goes.....

Brown, a University of Louisville student who is running as an independent for Louisville’s metro council, has been fitted with an ankle monitor and is being placed on home incarceration ahead of his trial.

REALLY? He got into Louisville University and is running for Metro Council but he's too mentally ill to BE INCERATED??

OK -- the crazy is upon us. Let's let attempted assassins back out on the street and ENCOURAGE the next attempted political assassination. THey ALL be crazy. But ESPECIALLY the woke and far leftists.

 

[flacaltenn]

He's not all bad. He did try to assassinate a democrat.

Yeah. But the crazy wing on the left just doesn't like Jews. OR any Dem that doesn't support "Defund the Police" and "Empty the prisons" and "theft as reparations". When you're NUTZ enough to call Larry Elder a white supremacist -- there's no telling WHO you'd like to kill.

 

[flacaltenn]

Cow your dumb ass party went right along with all of it as well, so what does that make you.

Sure thing dude. You're right. And when Trump ACTUALLY GOT BUSY on justice reform and got a bill passed that had OVERWHELMING bipartisan support in both houses - THAT's when shit started changing in the party tribal wars. Got prodded by Kanye and his ex-wife and a lot of other people to step up and he did. The 1st person he pardoned is this LOVELY black woman who should have been released YEARS ago. And now she's fully "red-pilled". And sane as hell about her ordeal.

"What does it make you"???

Not a supporter of either party. But the entity/institution in the USA that has the WORST racist history goes hands down to the Party that still bears the name of Democratic. Party of slavery, Civil War, Jim Crow, segregation.. ALL THE WAY UP to nearly the 90s.

What a fucking choice huh? We got 2 losing choices to vote for.

Anyways -- Justice reform IS needed. Starting with backing these radical elements out of RUNNING the local DA offices and NOT enforcing laws and emptying the prisons with no concerns for the public safety.

AND -- posting bail for guys like this one in Louisville by a Marxist group bound and determine to "recreate" society in a totalitarian fashion. That money CAME from Woka Cola, and Dixny and Nike as guilt money for THEIR sins.....

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Sure thing dude. You're right. And when Trump ACTUALLY GOT BUSY on justice reform and got a bill passed that had OVERWHELMING bipartisan support in both houses - THAT's when shit started changing in the party tribal wars. Got prodded by Kanye and his ex-wife and a lot of other people to step up and he did. The 1st person he pardoned is this LOVELY black woman who should have been released YEARS ago. And now she's fully "red-pilled". And sane as hell about her ordeal.

Trump extended a program that Pres. Obama started and his program helped a handful of folks, most folks are in state prisons in which his program did nothing for. You are not talking about when Koonye went to the WH and made a fool out of himself and Jim Brown.

"What does it make you"???

Not a supporter of either party. But the entity/institution in the USA that has the WORST racist history goes hands down to the Party that still bears the name of Democratic. Party of slavery, Civil War, Jim Crow, segregation.. ALL THE WAY UP to nearly the 90s.

There was no Democrat Party when the first slaves came to these shores. Funny that it is today's Republican Party that fights to keep the legacy of the Civil War and Jim Crow alive and well today.

What a fucking choice huh? We got 2 losing choices to vote for.

True, but definitely glad to see Trump gone.

Anyways -- Justice reform IS needed. Starting with backing these radical elements out of RUNNING the local DA offices and NOT enforcing laws and emptying the prisons with no concerns for the public safety.

We also need police reform and it is the Republican Party that is stopping that from happening, why is that?

AND -- posting bail for guys like this one in Louisville by a Marxist group bound and determine to "recreate" society in a totalitarian fashion. That money CAME from Woka Cola, and Dixny and Nike as guilt money for THEIR sins.....

Do you think he is the first person who has attempted to kill someone that got bail?

 

[flacaltenn]

Trump extended a program that Pres. Obama started and his program helped a handful of folks, most folks are in state prisons in which his program did nothing for. You are not talking about when Koonye went to the WH and made a fool out of himself and Jim Brown.

Of course Federal law is for federal prisons. The fed govt can lobby and incentivize the states to prison reform, and that's been done on many issues. But the First Step Act in 2018 had some significant reforms. Like diverting inmates to "productive training", giving far more generous credits for early release, and guidelines for parole review. It also made RETROACTIVE REDUCED sentences for crack convictions. Also gave THE prisoners rights to approve transfers and required they be placed less than 500 miles from their home.

What Trump did on his own was to set AN EXAMPLE for the states to WORK AT finding those in prison who OBVIOUSLY didn't need to be in prison anymore. And that's a shitload of reformed moms, dads, sons, daughters who are less of a public safety issue than a lot of people walking the streets. He FOUND a lot of people thru Kardashian and West and others -- and granted pardons/clemency.

Do you think he is the first person who has attempted to kill someone that got bail?

You're right. But when was the last time someone shot up a candidate's office and AT them and walked on $100,000 bail PAID for by the organization that INSPIRED the act?

Gee -- with all the Mexican cartels moving across the border -- think we're gonna see the Sinaloa Cartel start bailing out their drug runners and human traffickers in the states????? They got the bucks to promote crime also....

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Of course Federal law is for federal prisons. The fed govt can lobby and incentivize the states to prison reform, and that's been done on many issues. But the First Step Act in 2018 had some significant reforms. Like diverting inmates to "productive training", giving far more generous credits for early release, and guidelines for parole review. It also made RETROACTIVE REDUCED sentences for crack convictions. Also gave THE prisoners rights to approve transfers and required they be placed less than 500 miles from their home.

What Trump did on his own was to set AN EXAMPLE for the states to WORK AT finding those in prison who OBVIOUSLY didn't need to be in prison anymore. And that's a shitload of reformed moms, dads, sons, daughters who are less of a public safety issue than a lot of people walking the streets. He FOUND a lot of people thru Kardashian and West and others -- and granted pardons/clemency.

Of the 1,051 people who applied for sentencing reductions because of this injustice:

• 91.3 percent were black, 3.8 percent were Hispanic and 4.3 percent were white, despite the fact that blacks and whites use and sell drugs at about the same rate.
• While many people blame the Clinton crime bill for mass incarceration and the crack vs. cocaine guidelines, most of the people who were released were convicted by George W. Bush’s Department of Justice.
• 62 percent of the people released because they received unequal sentences were convicted by a DOJ controlled by a Republican President. 38 percent were convicted by a Democrat-run Justice Department.
• People convicted by courts in places with high black populations (Washington DC, Alabama, Georgia, Maryland and South Carolina) received above-average sentenced reductions, which meant that they were disproportionately sentenced to longer prison terms. (No data was available for Mississippi.)
• Apparently, there wasn’t a single person in the 5 whitest states (Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Vermont and Utah) who was over-sentenced.

Before we applaud the GOP for reducing sentencing disparities, one should understand that the provision that released these hundreds of black inmates was not included in the first draft of the First Step Act. It did not address the crack vs. cocaine disparity. It didn’t address drug sentencing. It didn’t address sentencing reform at all.

These amendments were only included when dozens of organizations like the Color of Change and the Prison Policy Initiative urged Democratic lawmakers to vote against the bill unless Republicans agreed to include prison and sentencing reform initiatives. Conservative senators eventually agreed, much to the dismay of hardcore right-wingers like Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.).

To be clear, the First Step Act is a win for criminal justice reform. But the Republicans who wrote the law never meant for it to reduce the sentences of hundreds of prisoners. They never intended for it to address the racist war on drugs. Even though some people insist that we must “give the president his due,” the reason hundreds of black people have been removed from America’s system of mass incarceration is that a Democratic senator wrote a bill, a Democratic president signed it and Democrats forced Donald Trump and a Republican-controlled Congress to make it retroactive.

You're right. But when was the last time someone shot up a candidate's office and AT them and walked on $100,000 bail PAID for by the organization that INSPIRED the act?

Gee -- with all the Mexican cartels moving across the border -- think we're gonna see the Sinaloa Cartel start bailing out their drug runners and human traffickers in the states????? They got the bucks to promote crime also....

Time will tell.

 

[horselightning]

i was reading dems help bail this trash out.