Even an 8 year old can understand what murder is - whole thing is ridiculous. Just yet another reason to get out of Baltimore, which is one of the worst cities in the world nowadays.
Well Baltimore could be conquered again.
Even an 8 year old can understand what murder is - whole thing is ridiculous. Just yet another reason to get out of Baltimore, which is one of the worst cities in the world nowadays.
Plus, even if by some standard a brain isn't fully developed until 25, humans have been holding under 25 year olds responsible for murder throughout history, so there's no need to change now.
Strictly speaking, the headline is misleading, and doesn't agree with the article.
The proposed law says no one under 25 can be charged with Murder 1, premeditated murder. This means it is either Murder 2 (unplanned, intentional killing) is allowable. There are also Reckless Homicide or Manslaughter, and Criminally Negligent Homicide. The last two seem almost the same, but I found a source that says Recklessness is when you know you are taking a risk, and yet it results in a death. Criminal negligence is when you should have known better, and your action resulted in a death.
All four of these are felonies. The article is saying that under 25 year olds could be charged at most with the lower three. I assume this is because a younger person planning a murder and carrying it out is assumed to not fully understand this is wrong, or cannot be expected to control themselves.
It's nonsense of course. Everybody knows murder is wrong. Sometimes very young children commit murder, and you could argue a person that young lacks the impulse control to be held fully culpable for their actions. However, there's no way that approach should be applied up to age 25. Anyone over their early teens should be held accountable for premeditated murder.
In any case, as the picture shows, the real goal is to reduce charges for blacks.
Antifa is 100% lawfare. They use "minorities" as battering rams, doing semi-illegal stuff (but never too illegal) in hopes cops will overreact so they can scream racism in the courts. It's a way to destroy traditional policing methods in America, the goal is probably to create some kind of universal federal police force in it's wake that can be controlled to fully oppress Whites.
I don't like the cops but I understand things could be a lot worse. The Atlanta cops who ran when they saw Antifa were just doing what their police captains told them to do, which was run away, because the real enemy aren't the annoying destructive peons but the lawyers and judges in the courtroom.
Administrative violence in our words. Since the Military is subject to the Civil. The Bureaucrats wield the instruments of violence by the strokes of the pen. By said Lawfare they can manipulate the Administrative control over said Sword Arms of the State to wield against their enemies.
Victim looks white. Image the races reversed. A mob of whites viciously attacking a lone black. There’d be riots, “national dialogues”, your employer would be paying millions to DEI consultants to have sessions with you at work, the DOJ/FBI would come up with more draconian policies to combat “white supremacy “ etc.
Victim looks white. Image the races reversed. A mob of whites viciously attacking a lone black. There’d be riots, “national dialogues”, your employer would be paying millions to DEI consultants to have sessions with you at work, the DOJ/FBI would come up with more draconian policies to combat “white supremacy “ etc.
They do all kinda look the same ...That is so strange! I know these people! This same crowd also goes to my mall as well! Thousands of miles away and they engage in the same behavior. How can they afford all of that travel? I’m glad it’s just a small group of criminals and not a large scale pattern. That would destroy our country!
Click the link, and scroll up. It’s there!Vid already deleted. If no one saw it, it never happened...
Senator Lee of Utah did a thread on this video.
Reading the replies to that thread gave me brain damage...
Multiple people in the comments are mystified. Who voted for this? How did we vote for this? It doesn't even compute for them.