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

I asked how often he thinks accused murderers are bailed out. You posted a stat about probation and parole.

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And opioid addiction

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That's a bit highly specific. Might as well say "video game addiction" to use an input that didn't exist for most of the prior time period.

I'll go see what I can find about substance abuse rates, generally, though.

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And gambling addiction

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We don't have good data on this and this is similar to the above where legalization has, finally, given us good data. It's hard to compare this to a time when gambling existed but couldn't be reported in any scientific fashion. Gambling has been a huge part of culture for a long, long time in America.

My apologies.

I forgot you were retarded.

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The system would effectively grind to a halt without plea bargains. Our system cannot handle the amount of prosecutions we have, currently. That's why we have plea bargains.

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Wait, so you’re telling me that crime is way down from your hellscape of the previous century, yet, at the same time, ask me to accept that crime is so prevalent now that it’s impossible to lawfully prosecute it all. Your words, the system would grind to a halt.

Now, attempt to work salad your way out of this obvious contradiction.

We can fix this broken justice system very easily. What we have now is a system that benefits leeches like you. We should close the law schools in this country for the next 30 years because we have more than a sufficiency of you, and let attrition thin your numbers .

Get rid of these Soros type DA's and soft on crime judges and put actual people with sense in office. Sure rights can be respected, but you dont keep putting criminals back on the street. Here's a novel idea, you give them a fair trial and if theyre found guilty, you lock them up. They actually serve their time.

Round up these gangs and criminal illegals. Deport those that don't belong here, and lock up the ones that do. Get them off the streets. You interfere with ICE and federal officers? You get arrested go on trial and you do time.

In short, actually enforce the law. Ordinary law abiding citizens lives wont change much, except they'll be safer, as they should be. Crooks like you will actually benefit because you'll be busy defending the scum in the courtrooms.

The scum? They won't be happy, because they get locked up.

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Wait, so you’re telling me that crime is way down from your hellscape of the previous century, yet, at the same time, ask me to accept that crime is so prevalent now that it’s impossible to lawfully prosecute it all.

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Do you think plea bargains are a new thing?

Also, we spend less on these things today and our police are much better at solving crimes. Crime rate doesn't always perfectly follow prosecutions because some criminals are never discovered/caught.

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Now, attempt to work salad your way out of this obvious contradiction.

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Your ignorance isn't a contradiction.

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It's called living in fantasyland influenced by Hollywood. They think that every offender is a kind touch away from turning their whole lives around, which is complete horseshite. And even if it happens to be true in some cases, it's not the job of the state to be the kind touch.

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This is a straw man of sorts.

Other than possibly cubbies, nobody posting ITT believes that.

It's largely irrelevant when discussing our rights, which is the larger point.

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You have to define "liberal ideology" to make that definition work. You're just engaging in a tautology here to avoid responding relevantly.

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This is such gold coming from of all ppl

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Says the pussy that believed “if it saves just one life

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You have the wrong guy.

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Go frick yourself you gigantic piece of shite.

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