Byron York: The road to the Chicago train fire attack – Washington Examiner

Judge Molina-Gonzalez got her way; Reed was free to board the train with his bottle of gasoline, ready to attack. And the prosecutor’s words came true; Reed was indeed a “threat to the physical safety of the community.” And the public was left to contemplate the obvious fact that Reed should have been incarcerated long ago, as well as the fact that Molina-Gonzalez represents something that has gone terribly wrong in the American system of justice. A society that will not take Lawrence Reed off the streets will not protect the public.
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Hello, Indiana!
4 months ago

The oppressed Latinx is getting back at the system that tried to keep her down by letting as many miscreants as possible avoid jail. She could really play the SJW role in her native Puerto Rico where 49% of the population receives public assistance, courtesy of US taxpayers.

Sanity please
4 months ago

If this crap continues and does not get corrected
then what is invited is a counter vigilante
progression that takes us backwards.
These socialists are playing with another
form of fire that burns more intensely.

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