“When I turned 16, that’s when I basically started shooting people, putting in work and all. In my neighborhood, people feared me. They feared me because I didn’t have no problems with taking a life. I mean, you know, you disrespect me or do something wrong to me, you’ll die for it.”Can you imagine what kind of sick, mad dog bastard would require another human being to be defenseless with defects like this running loose?
Not only that David, but love seeing pieces of shit like that because they well feed a few million into the criminal justice system so the parasites have job security.
ReplyDeleteHow many decent folks have had their lives destroyed by the criminal justice system for shooting and killing some scum like this when under attack by such a piece of shit? From the very first cop on to the DA's office trying to engineer a crime out of a self defense shooting to get the numbers for themselves to move up in the parasite system. Justice be damned, it all about us serving the parasites. And yes, criminals like this are seen as a blessing to parasites.
David,
ReplyDeleteWe do not have to imagine, they run for office all of the time- heck we even have two running on the Republicrat tickets.
When does this one get his next early release?
ReplyDeleteSee, what needs to happen is, one neighbor could hold his attention by flattering him, and a couple of others could sneak up behind him and ... he could be found in the morning.
If the authorities won't -- word used advisedly -- WON'T protect us, we have to do it.
People like this waste of oxygen are why they clamor for gun control. We have seen that once a climate of fear is established, thugs of any social rank don't need guns to control their victims any more, as long as the victims are more afraid of "getting in trouble" for having one than they are of MAYBE getting in trouble for fixing the problem.
And when one gets away with this true domestic terrorism, others follow.
But a man gets 2.5 years for a worn rifle and no crime.
Death by firearm is too good for scum like this. I would prefer using a bow and arrow with the broad head smeared with dog shit.
ReplyDeleteLet them die from infection.
Once we get gangs declared as the terrorist organizations they are, it's time to go hunting.
Oh, and if there's any LEO reading this, I'm totally just kidding.
heh
I didn't read the linked story. I'm guessing it is about a kid's decision to become a cop?
ReplyDeleteReminds me of what we told the cops regarding all the gangbangers druggies etal bugging us: If we call you inre this stuff, bring body bags. We let that leak onto the street. Trouble slowed, not stopped though -s-. We're waiting to supply proof to the shitems.
ReplyDeleteOne of THESE killed an FBI informant who videotaped him selling 1.4 grams of crack (a small paper clip weighs 1 gram). The murder charge has been dropped. He's got a big smirk in his mug shot.
ReplyDeleteOne of those loooong, expensive investigations, you know.
The guy knows that when he goes to prison, it'll probably average out to $100 an hour he's made, minimum. Getting up into lawyer salaries. Fresh out of law school, that is.
Reading further, I see that the defendant's lawyer told the court that the defendant had learned the informant's name and address from the prosecutor's video. NEVERTHELESS, he was still allowed out on bond. The informant was killed a month later.
ReplyDeleteDefendant arrested a month after THAT, PROBATION revoked. Sentenced to 10 years WITH 7.5 suspended. Whoa.
In the land of Project Exile,
Crime's OK but guns are so vile.
The cops will catch you but they won't keep you,
With a sentence you could almost sleep through.
Do you come from the land of Exile?
Kill the poodle, spare the crocodile.
So he got 30 months. Why does that sound familiar.
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Nope, drawing a blank here.