re: We see the results of our revolving door of “justice” every day. Meanwhile…

BREAKING: DHS confirms to @FoxNews that Olaolukitan Adon Abel, the suspect arrested for a seemingly random murder spree in DeKalb County, GA that left two women dead and a homeless man shot, is a national of the United Kingdom who was naturalized into a US citizen during the Biden administration in 2022.

DHS confirms to FOX that one of the victims, 40-year-old Lauren Bullis, was a DHS employee who worked in the DHS Office of the Inspector General. She was found stabbed and shot to death while walking her dog.

Abel faces two counts of murder, aggravated assault, and weapons charges after police say he carried out an early morning shooting spree in three separate locations in DeKalb County, GA on Monday, shooting and killing a woman in front of a Checkers, shooting and stabbing Lauren Bullis to death while she was walking her dog, and shooting a homeless man several times in front of a shopping center. Motive is unknown.

DHS confirms that Abel had a lengthy rap sheet prior to this incident, including prior convictions for sexual battery, battery against a police officer, and assault with a deadly weapon.

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Governments should release criminals in order to provide defense attorneys a sustained standard of living, I suppose.

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It is their constitutional rights to murder and rape!

- slow

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I need you to provide examples of this.

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Mandatory minimums.

For example, a person convicted of possessing with intent to distribute 5 grams of methamphetamine triggers a federal mandatory minimum of 5 years in prison, regardless of circumstances.

Meanwhile, a person convicted of voluntary manslaughter, plead down from 1st or 2nd degree murder, can receive a sentence as low as 10–16 months.

Then there is the concept of parole to reduce sentencing. Jeffrey Powell was convicted of a 2013 home invasion murder. He was sentenced to prison from 16 years to life. However, he was paroled after serving only 10 years. It isn’t uncommon for people to serve a comparatively small amount of time for taking the life of another person while other non-violent crimes may carry heavier sentences.

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What specifically is comfortable about prison? Prison is traumatic and dangerous. You think getting a sandwich for lunch means that it’s designed for comfort? There isn’t even air conditioning. How are you arguing that’s designed for comfort? Prison is designed for control.

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It depends on the prison, obviously, but as another poster who claimed to serve time in prison testified to, many do have air conditioning and opportunities for being entertained with books, movies, iPads, gyms, games, and other things to make it easier to pass the time.

I’m not saying it is “comfortable” (at least compared to being outside prison), but it is certainly more comfortable than prison was 50 years ago or earlier. That is also by design, as entertained and active inmates are less likely to fight and cause problems.

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cost an absolutely unfathomable amount of public money to accomplish.

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how much 'public money' is spent responding to the actions of released criminals? Not to mention the agony and unfulfilled dreams of those who have to live with the results of having released a felon back into their communities.

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Half of murders aren't solved. The most dangerous people often don't get caught.

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Must be some bad people roaming around that should have been in prison but people like you exist and help the bad men.

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He’d change his tune tune pretty quickly if he was impacted by one of these repeat offenders he’s so intent on protecting. The liberal mind does not understand consequences.

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Its the price to pay to fight racism