I’m not sure but I think Ramirez is making a point about Senate Republicans acquitting Trump not once but twice after he was impeached. Once for colluding with a foreign power against the Biden family, once for inciting a domestic terrorist attack on our Capitol.
Gosh, so simple. Thank you so much for your clarity. I now see. People are either bad or good. Just lock up the bad people so the good people can go on with their good lives. The good people can go use their 1.2 guns for entertainment. I wonder if there are some nice ways to easily determine whether someone is bad or good? I bet the police know, letʻs ask them. You know, by just looking at a person. Thanks, Michael, for making this so simple that we can all see your flawless logic. You deserve a Nobel prize.
Um this is some high level BS even for Ramirez. Only criminals I’ve seen not be held accountable and released from custody fit the following descriptions: White, privilege, of wealth, connected to politics, Stand your Ground, or have a judge apply silly logic of not wanting to ruin his future. Meanwhile, can’t say that much for Black, Brown, immigrant, non-Christian individuals since many don’t even make it to trial and if they do, judges love to max the sentence on them even for non-violent felonies. Yeah, Ramirez types are idiots.
So Breonna Taylor was a criminal who’d been released from the prisons? Ahmaud Arbery was a criminal? The soldier (sorry I can’t remember his name—there are too many) who slowed down, put on his turn signals, and pulled over in a well-lit area was a released criminal? Those poor cops, getting blamed for these people being Black!
I don’t understand this one. We release criminals from prison and then blame the police? Not only is that nonsensical (the police have nothing to do with sentencing or parole), it flies in the face of US incarceration rates. Where are all these criminals we’re supposedly releasing early, when we’ve got criminals locked up for decades for minor nonviolent offenses?
I’m stumped by the premise. “We don’t hold criminals accountable . . . release them . . . .”
Seriously? How is it that a much larger percentage of our population is in prison than in any other country? And for that matter, while there are a couple of cities where (after years of decline) there’s been a spike in the crime rate, which some bleeding hearts may think has something to do with the uncertainties, privations, and hardships of the pandemic, and oh yes, the collapse of economic opportunities in once-thriving cities like Detroit.
We don’t hold criminals accountable? We have a huge of number of people in prison. What punishment is the author advocating that he seems to think goes without saying?
codpilot almost 3 years ago
Amazing thing what facts do to lies…https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2020/11/20/facts-about-crime-in-the-u-s/
DonnyTwoScoops almost 3 years ago
I’m not sure but I think Ramirez is making a point about Senate Republicans acquitting Trump not once but twice after he was impeached. Once for colluding with a foreign power against the Biden family, once for inciting a domestic terrorist attack on our Capitol.
dotbup almost 3 years ago
Every repug insurrectionist voted to censure Waters while blocking probes of their own acts.
We need a National Seditionists Registry, just like the National Sex Register. I want to know when traitors and insurrectionists move into my area.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member almost 3 years ago
How about gun control for starters? LOL! Yeah, I’m sure Mr. R will go for that.
davidthoms1 almost 3 years ago
Spout lies to make the weak minded afraid, then promise the Fascists will protect them. When and where has that happened before?
piper_gilbert almost 3 years ago
Well, first, you vote those criminals out of the White House. Then, you hold them accountable for their crimes. Start there.
chris.lemarie almost 3 years ago
Sentence in bottom left box applies to police officers engaging in criminal behaviour?
Alberta Oil Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I think judges and those making parole decisions should be held responsible as well.
kilioopu almost 3 years ago
Gosh, so simple. Thank you so much for your clarity. I now see. People are either bad or good. Just lock up the bad people so the good people can go on with their good lives. The good people can go use their 1.2 guns for entertainment. I wonder if there are some nice ways to easily determine whether someone is bad or good? I bet the police know, letʻs ask them. You know, by just looking at a person. Thanks, Michael, for making this so simple that we can all see your flawless logic. You deserve a Nobel prize.
Otis Rufus Driftwood almost 3 years ago
World’s highest mike drop.
lonecat almost 3 years ago
What’s the incarceration rate in the US? What is it in other countries? Get serious, Ramirez.
ChristopherBurns almost 3 years ago
Yes Ramierez, you are.
brwydave Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Of course Tiny didn’t pardon any criminals.
Patjade almost 3 years ago
What kind of trip is Ramirez on here? Has he been in Henry Payne’s Shrooms?
Radish the wordsmith almost 3 years ago
Why isn’t criminal Trump, the head of the republican party, in prison?
ferddo almost 3 years ago
Yep, idiots claim that crime is exploding because criminals are released and the police get all the blame.
ndblackirish97 almost 3 years ago
Um this is some high level BS even for Ramirez. Only criminals I’ve seen not be held accountable and released from custody fit the following descriptions: White, privilege, of wealth, connected to politics, Stand your Ground, or have a judge apply silly logic of not wanting to ruin his future. Meanwhile, can’t say that much for Black, Brown, immigrant, non-Christian individuals since many don’t even make it to trial and if they do, judges love to max the sentence on them even for non-violent felonies. Yeah, Ramirez types are idiots.
GiantShetlandPony almost 3 years ago
Wearing a maga hat or helmet in front of a wise person will almost always elicit the “You are an idiot.” response.
jack666 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Consider this cartoon in combination with the fact that the US holds a higher percentage of its citizens in prison than any other country.
JanaKralovna almost 3 years ago
So Breonna Taylor was a criminal who’d been released from the prisons? Ahmaud Arbery was a criminal? The soldier (sorry I can’t remember his name—there are too many) who slowed down, put on his turn signals, and pulled over in a well-lit area was a released criminal? Those poor cops, getting blamed for these people being Black!
RAGs almost 3 years ago
That appears to be Rambo-mirez who is climbing the mountain, so the advice is accurate.
calliarcale almost 3 years ago
I don’t understand this one. We release criminals from prison and then blame the police? Not only is that nonsensical (the police have nothing to do with sentencing or parole), it flies in the face of US incarceration rates. Where are all these criminals we’re supposedly releasing early, when we’ve got criminals locked up for decades for minor nonviolent offenses?
apfelzra Premium Member almost 3 years ago
We don’t often hold Congressmen and Congresswomen accountable, either.
DrDon1 almost 3 years ago
Considering that the U.S. has the highest incarceration rate in the whole world, just WTF is Ramirez thinking?
Ammo is on a break Premium Member almost 3 years ago
I vote for a one week “Purge” then start over.
Up Your's almost 3 years ago
In a nutshell. Good one.
dshans almost 3 years ago
Just which is the fool on the hill?
FJB Premium Member almost 3 years ago
For safer cities, vote Republican in the 2022 midterms. Your families life depends on it!
MuddyUSA Premium Member almost 3 years ago
@DonnyTwoScoops – The Wise man is right on!!
billwog almost 3 years ago
That answer is a prime example of what the mountaintop Guru was answering.
AndrewSihler almost 3 years ago
I’m stumped by the premise. “We don’t hold criminals accountable . . . release them . . . .”
Seriously? How is it that a much larger percentage of our population is in prison than in any other country? And for that matter, while there are a couple of cities where (after years of decline) there’s been a spike in the crime rate, which some bleeding hearts may think has something to do with the uncertainties, privations, and hardships of the pandemic, and oh yes, the collapse of economic opportunities in once-thriving cities like Detroit.
StackableContainers almost 3 years ago
We don’t hold criminals accountable? We have a huge of number of people in prison. What punishment is the author advocating that he seems to think goes without saying?