miketx
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It apparently is true that liberals loves them some criminals.
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Injustice: The American Way?
By Elise Cooper
Four recent cases show how there is no justice for victims. Who is speaking for the victims, since they can no longer speak for themselves? In three of the instances, the "surviving victims" appear to be forgotten as they suffer from losing a loved one forever and ever. People need to question what is going on in our society.
Kate Steinle in 2015 was shot and killed while visiting a San Francisco tourist attraction. Illegal alien Juan Francisco López Sánchez admitted to shooting Kate, claiming that it was an accident. Jurors did not find him guilty of murder – not even involuntary manslaughter. The only count he was guilty of was being in possession of a firearm. Although Kate's family lost her forever, Sanchez will serve a sentence only from sixteen months to three years.
San Francisco deputy district attorney Diana Garcia said during the trial that she didn't know why López fired the weapon, but he created a risk of death by bringing the firearm to the pier and twirling it around on a chair for at least twenty minutes before he fired.
Kate's brother, Brad Steinle, is quoted as saying, "I'm stunned that they couldn't even get him on using the weapon[.] ... I own a handgun. I know that guns don't just go off." It seems that the jury played right into the liberal narrative of gun control. It is never the person's fault, but the weapon. Just ignore the fact that Sánchez had to pick up the gun and pull the trigger.
Ahmed Abu Khatallah was convicted of being the mastermind terrorist behind the Benghazi attack in September 2012 but was found innocent of murdering the four Americans killed there. He was found guilty of two counts of conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists, one count of maliciously destroying U.S. property, and one count of using a semiautomatic weapon during a crime of violence.
Kris "Tanto" Paronto, one of the surviving heroes of Benghazi, said on America's Newsroom, "To allow a terrorist to have due process and to be covered under our Constitution is completely ridiculous."........
Injustice: The American Way?
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Injustice: The American Way?
By Elise Cooper
Four recent cases show how there is no justice for victims. Who is speaking for the victims, since they can no longer speak for themselves? In three of the instances, the "surviving victims" appear to be forgotten as they suffer from losing a loved one forever and ever. People need to question what is going on in our society.
Kate Steinle in 2015 was shot and killed while visiting a San Francisco tourist attraction. Illegal alien Juan Francisco López Sánchez admitted to shooting Kate, claiming that it was an accident. Jurors did not find him guilty of murder – not even involuntary manslaughter. The only count he was guilty of was being in possession of a firearm. Although Kate's family lost her forever, Sanchez will serve a sentence only from sixteen months to three years.
San Francisco deputy district attorney Diana Garcia said during the trial that she didn't know why López fired the weapon, but he created a risk of death by bringing the firearm to the pier and twirling it around on a chair for at least twenty minutes before he fired.
Kate's brother, Brad Steinle, is quoted as saying, "I'm stunned that they couldn't even get him on using the weapon[.] ... I own a handgun. I know that guns don't just go off." It seems that the jury played right into the liberal narrative of gun control. It is never the person's fault, but the weapon. Just ignore the fact that Sánchez had to pick up the gun and pull the trigger.
Ahmed Abu Khatallah was convicted of being the mastermind terrorist behind the Benghazi attack in September 2012 but was found innocent of murdering the four Americans killed there. He was found guilty of two counts of conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists, one count of maliciously destroying U.S. property, and one count of using a semiautomatic weapon during a crime of violence.
Kris "Tanto" Paronto, one of the surviving heroes of Benghazi, said on America's Newsroom, "To allow a terrorist to have due process and to be covered under our Constitution is completely ridiculous."........
Injustice: The American Way?
