Posted on 09/13/2025 8:00:02 AM PDT by John Semmens
Prior to Charlie Kirk's murder at the hands of a political fanatic, 23 year-old Iryna Zarutska was stabbed to death on a light rail train in Charlotte, North Carolina by a dangerous lunatic named Decarlos Brown Jr. Brown had been previously arrested 14 times over the past decade for crimes including assault and robbery. In January of this year he was again arrested. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia and advised to seek psychiatric care. Magistrate Judge Teresa Stokes authorized the release of Brown based solely on his written promise to appear for a future court date. While he was free he boarded a train and stabbed Zarutska to death after she made the ill-fated decision to sit in a seat directly in front of Brown.
Mayor Vi Lyles (D) called the murder "a tragic situation that sheds light on problems with society safety nets related to mental health care. We can't lock people up just because they're crazy. That would violate their civil rights. Our only option is to let them wander around until they commit a crime that calls for incarceration. Occasionally, that crime turns out to be murder. It's a bad break for the victim, but it's the price we have to pay for a free society. At least Ms. Zarutska led a normal life and died quickly without suffering. The same can't be said for Mr. Brown who was homeless and mentally ill. I think he deserves at least as much sympathy as does his victim."
Rep. Tim Moore (R-NC) said "North Carolina's justice system failed Iryna Zarutska. She came to Charlotte looking for safety and a better life, but instead, she was brutally murdered by a repeat offender who never should've been let back on the streets. Judge Stokes had the chance to protect the public and chose not to. It's clear that she's unfit to hold this consequential position and should be removed from the bench immediately."
President Trump asserted that "the heinous murder of Ms Zarutska was the foreseeable result of the Democrats' soft on crime policies. The man who killed her had a lengthy criminal record, was diagnosed as mentally ill, yet was still released by a judge. This innocent young woman was attacked from behind by a man more than twice her size who walked away muttering 'I got that white girl.' One of the foremost responsibilities of government is to protect citizens from criminals. Democrats cannot be trusted to carry out this responsibility."
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass) called Trump "a hypocrite. Everyone knows it is the Republicans who won't support sensible gun controls. If the police and the military were the only ones allowed to have guns there would be far fewer crimes like the ones committed against Charlie Kirk and Ms Zarutska."
Dems’ Hard Policies Supporting Crime and Treason
Create, Fund, Protect and Grow Murder [NOT satire]
That why they prefer “soft targets” like young immigrant, “white girls” to be murdered by their primitive, subhuman murderers.
So, for the midterms, republican candidates should refer to their opponents as: “The pro crime, pro assassination, Israel hating, bill of rights infringing choice!”
But the Republican Congress allows it, what have they done to support Trumps agenda? What have they done to protect the citizens from the democratic loons? NOTHING NOT A DAMNED THING.
“We can’t lock people up just because they’re crazy.”
Yes you can.
The Democratic party has a future of death, to see this, look to the Democratic controlled cities look at the murder rate. Then compare them with republican cities.
You should be able that democrats future of death is primarily gear to the black population.
“It’s a bad break for the victim, but it’s the price we have to pay for a free society.”
Is that also your opinion on the 2nd amendment?
Yes, absolutely. Those who allowed this atrocity to happen should be held to account.
Dims are justifying murder.
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