re: Black Lives Matter is tweeting about President* Biden

Elections have consequences.

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Biden is currently sending more military equipment to our neighborhoods than Trump did. You read that right.

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"military equipment" you say? if he starting sending a few dozen hellfire missiles launched from Apaches , I might start to like the guy a little bit

...nah, but I'd applaud the decision

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Guess they should not have voted for him multiple in November.

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They did more than that. They were the foot soldiers of the cheating everywhere but AZ.

ATL
Philly
Detroit
Milwaukee


Every big fricked up state had a heavily black area cheating their asses off

Joe Biden fricks kids.

Of these morons would have been paying attention instead of screaming OMB from the rooftops, they wouldn’t be all that surprised. I know I’m not.

As sure as the sun will rise tomorrow, these Jacobin movements invariably end up eating their own.

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Did they not know that the guy who wrote the “super predator” bill was going to do fricked up shite to minorities?

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Kamala too. In a just world, both Joe & Kamala would die in hail of bullets during a drug raid at the wrong address.

Anyone concerned about the hyper-militarization of our police forces and the mass incarceration that necessarily accompanies this never-ending War on Drugs® should look no further than the Harris-Biden tag-team. Trump’s criminal justice bill indeed did more to reform our broken criminal justice system than any politician of the past 25 years.

LINK ]Biden Defends 1994 ‘3 Strikes’ Bill as Trump Rights Its Wrongs...

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Poverty, prison, parole. Repeat. It’s a vicious cycle that Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden helped perpetuate by co-sponsoring the 1994 Crime Bill – and has yet to repent for, even as President Trump tries to right its wrongs in a bipartisan push.

“We do everything but hang people for jaywalking in this bill,” then-Sen. Biden said in 1992, urging its passage.

Indeed.

The 1994 crime bill led to mass incarceration rates across America – especially within African American and Latino communities — by incentivizing states to raise mandatory minimum sentencing and build new prisons. It included a “three strikes” provision that dictated life sentences for criminals after two or more prior convictions, including drug crimes.

In the early 1970s, about 100 out of every 100,000 U.S. residents were incarcerated, whereas after the bill was passed, that number spiked to 387, 478, and 655 per 100,000 residents in the years 1994, 2000, and 2016, respectively, according to an analysis by the Washington Post....

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LINK ]KAMALA HARRIS: DRUG WARRIOR, VICE COP, DRACONIAN PROSECUTOR....

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Drug Warrior


Harris is a former drug warrior who is now refashioning herself as pro-legalization. That’s a positive shift—but not a reason to rewrite the past or ignore the patterns it reveals in her judgment. For years after the cultural tide had turned in support of criminal justice reforms, Harris continued to support lock-’em-up policies that disproportionately hurt minorities.

As California’s attorney general, Harris opposed marijuana legalization as late as 2014, promoted civil asset forfeiture without a conviction as a way to fight drug rings, and sought to more aggressively police prescription drug use.

In her recent book, The Truths We Hold: An American Journey, Harris reveals that her drug warrior mentality hasn’t changed; it’s just that her emphasis has shifted. Now she’s hoping to funnel even more funds to law enforcement to “cut off the supply of fentanyl from China,” and to “reinstate the DEA’s [Drug Enforcement Administration] authority to go after the major pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors.”

Mass Incarceration

Harris is now an outspoken critic of America’s system of mass incarceration, but she’s worked hard over the years to lock more people up, for longer. And once these people were in prison, Harris saw to it that they’d have a hell of a time getting out.

Before her recent about-face, Harris chose not to endorse proposed sentencing reforms on the California ballot in 2012 and 2014, and she defended the constitutionality of cash bail until 2016.

Harris’s office also fought an order to reduce California prison populations after the U.S. Supreme Court determined the conditions amounted to cruel and unusual punishment. Though she later claimed to be “shocked” at what they had done, Harris’s attorneys argued that nonviolent offenders should stay behind bars because the state needed their cheap labor.

As she tries to convince voters to put her a heartbeat away from the presidency, Kamala Harris is trying to rewrite her last chapter. But her record is yet another reminder of the terrible choice voters face in the 2020 election.

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Weakness feeds aggression

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Anyone concerned about the hyper-militarization of our police forces and the mass incarceration that necessarily accompanies this never-ending War on Drugs® should look no further than the Harris-Biden tag-team. Trump’s criminal justice bill indeed did more to reform our broken criminal justice system than any politician of the past 25 years.

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This is 100% FACT.

But somehow that message was buried, fo the detriment of all of us, and they were handed the keys to the castle.

I didn’t like the way OMB spoke either. I didn’t like the tweets and the adversarial approach. I’ll be damned if I didn’t like his policies though. He fixed/did more than anyone in my lifetime, Reagan included.

His punk arse will do what they say.