Posted on 07/09/2020 2:08:19 PM PDT by MeganC
California to commute sentences for felons, releasing 10,000 prospective terrorists to burn and loot US cities
And if you try to use a gun to defend yourself from these 10,000...you’ll wind up in prison.
Uh huh. Tried that for decades in CA. It was an entire 100% waste of my time and effort. It just got worse by the week.
Good luck.
I guess if you live in the urban areas. I don’t. If it gets that bad here then I’ll pull up stakes. This crap is going on everywhere. Good luck.
So, Scarecrow is letting all the lunatics out of the Arkham Asylum, in real life? Way to go California!
Gotta make room for all the criminals who won’t wear their training burkas.
The freedoms I exercise where I live now would get ya thrown in prison in California, regardless of where ya live in CA.
And this, then is why you shoot to kill.
Since you'll go to prison anyways, you might as well make it worth it.
I imagine that the release procedures/timing ensures that their votes will get counted in the November election - at least once.
My son who lives in SF is buying his first gun. He figures you can’t wait until the shooting breaks out.
How can such wholsale commutation be legal? This end runs the court system.
The Democrats have Californicated California.
When I left crazicali in 2014 they had pushed through a similar law that made previous thefts, robberies, and such not punishable by felony offense. Crime spiked. I gtfo for N. Alabama. Best thing I could have done.
Chicago’s weekend shootings is about to have competition.
Why not, the state isn’t a big enough shit hole yet.
If this is true, then they are being released to riot and murder after President Trump is re-elected. Proceed directly to a gun friendly state.
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