Field Marshall Bradley
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The thread title lacks a lot of context… and I think those numbers are just referring to weed charges
Coli TLR Narrative: "Kamala sent innocent Black Men to Prison"....Reality: "Of the 1,900 convictions she presided over, 45 went to actual prison"
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People are party biased on both sides.
It goes back to when mofos were outraged and upset at Bush for the Patriot Act.. But when Obama extended it.. nikkahs was on some bubububbububut its not as bad.. all explaining and shyt
I dont understand how any of these folks here can be on ANY SIDE... both parties have evil people dedicated to keeping us at the bottom the dems aint no friends of ours we been voting 60 years for these fukks and about to be a permanent underclass... And people STILL want to vote for them and demand nothing....
like fukking delusions making all kinds of excuses... This is why I hate #BOTHSIDES 
the system needs to crashTone Talks doing his best to repeat the truancy lie
TheKongoEmpire
The First Men
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I'm trying to have hope people would demand something for their votes but alas they act crazy about me asking questions...
TheKongoEmpire
The First Men
TheKongoEmpire
The First Men
"I live in Cali son been here since 87 that shyt is all true, giving first time and non violent offenders the max sentencing and in most cases people got 30! One case a lot of people still remember is when this bytch sent a child to prison for stealing medicine for his grandmother brought the money back the next day as he told the store manager he would, no one pressed charges but this bytch took it upon herself representing the state of Cali and he got twelve years .......fukk THIS WHORE!"
NEWS Kamala Harris Is The First Female US President - Page 11
Technically speaking.......... https://i.imgur.com/MIgD2dS.png
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Opinion: I fact-checked assumptions about Kamala Harris’ past
Kamala Harris was the San Francisco District Attorney (DA) from 2004 to 2011 and the California Attorney General (AG) from 2011 to 2017. The DA is an elected position that determines which arrests in a district to prosecute. The AG is an elected official who advises the governor and state...
www.urbanlegendnews.org
A study done by the NAACP and the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) found that when looking at the top 25 major cities in California from 2006 to 2008, Black people were incarcerated for marijuana offenses at four to twelve times the rate of white people. However, San Francisco had such low marijuana arrests the city was not even included in the study. This suggests that, when Harris was DA, marijuana convictions also likely were relatively low and that, accordingly, the claim that Harris “prosecuted minor drug offenses ruthlessly” is not accurate.
She also started a program for first time offenders where they could earn their GED, job training and benefits. Once they completed their program, their record was expunged.
It was highly successful, and only 10% of people who completed the program were convicted of a crime again.
She was truly at the forefront of a lot of major criminal justice reform that we want to see happen. She stopped the trans panic defense, required her officers to wear body cams, refused to seek the death penalty, created re-entry programs, aimed to stop truancy - realizing that truancy led to incarceration, ignored prop 8, required officers to take implicit bias tests.
And she did this at a time when it wasn’t popular to do so.
She has some errors of course, and she has political moments too - where she’s clearly appealing to the people she needs to appeal to in order to keep power.
But we can’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good. And we also can’t have progress without failures and missteps - so punishing people who try is not the way to go.
She also started a program for first time offenders where they could earn their GED, job training and benefits. Once they completed their program, their record was expunged.
It was highly successful, and only 10% of people who completed the program were convicted of a crime again.
She was truly at the forefront of a lot of major criminal justice reform that we want to see happen. She stopped the trans panic defense, required her officers to wear body cams, refused to seek the death penalty, created re-entry programs, aimed to stop truancy - realizing that truancy led to incarceration, ignored prop 8, required officers to take implicit bias tests.
And she did this at a time when it wasn’t popular to do so.
She has some errors of course, and she has political moments too - where she’s clearly appealing to the people she needs to appeal to in order to keep power.
But we can’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good. And we also can’t have progress without failures and missteps - so punishing people who try is not the way to go.
Insensitive
Superstar
She fukking LOST.
And I'm so happy she did.
fukk every single one of you weirdos in here cosigning that fraud.
