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[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

How many violent offender arrests before imprisonment?

Empathy for the murderer instead of the murdered is pure evil.

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

Meet Teresa Stokes.

She is the judge who let career criminal DeCarlos Brown Jr. walk free and went on to slaughter Iryna Zarutska.

Judges like Stokes have inverted justice, treating dangerous criminals as victims while the innocent suffer.

Rogue judges who recklessly endanger lives by catering to criminals must face the harshest consequences.

Stokes didn’t just fail the system, she enabled a killer.

[Alex Jones @RealAlexJones]

Wikipedia will delete her name before it ever gets posted.

It’s called the ADL in action ..

SAY HER NAME: Dr. Julie Schnuelle

She was kiIIed yesterday while walking her dog in Auburn, Alabama. Rashad Dabney arrested and charged.

[Garbage Human @GarbageHuman24]

Another case that received zero media coverage.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

The useless mayor of Charlotte cannot bring herself to condemn the man who stabbed the woman on the light rail. Hey but at least she’s “thinking hard about what safety looks like.” Yes keep thinking, Vi. That’ll fix this.

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

War zone? No. This execution took place in Philly yesterday, in broad daylight.

[David Santa Carla 🦇 @TheOnlyDSC]

Remember when Netflix warned women to beware of White men on public transportation?

[David Santa Carla 🦇 @TheOnlyDSC]

Same killer. Same method. Same reason.

Simply being White can get you murdered.

[Eric Matheny @ericmmatheny]

This should be the biggest story in America.

[E @ElijahSchaffer]

Can someone link me the raw footage? I want to release it in an article. You aren’t mad enough.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

We can’t keep living like this. The only solution is ruthless punishment. Public execution for violent criminals. Long prison sentences. Hard labor. This guy had multiple previous arrests. He should have already been serving 30 years in a labor camp. This is the only way, as our ancestors knew. We’ve tried compassion and “restorative justice” and this is the result. It was inevitable.

[Ian Miles @ianmiles]

IIryna Zarutska was 23 years old. She left Ukraine to escape a war, believing she had found safety in America. On August 22 she boarded a train in Charlotte like anyone would — expecting nothing more than to get home. Minutes later she was stabbed again and again in her seat, her throat slashed under the harsh glow of fluorescent lights.

What makes her death even more unbearable is how public it was. Passengers sat only a few feet away. Some were unaware, others froze, others turned their eyes elsewhere. The train kept moving, and Iryna bled out in plain view. Surrounded by people, she died as if she were alone.

The man who killed her, Decarlos Dejuan Brown Jr., was not some hidden danger. He had been arrested fourteen times before. Robbery, larceny, false alarms, erratic behavior, even documented mental illness. Each arrest ended with the same outcome: release. He was processed, excused, and sent back out.

So you have to look at the contrast. Iryna was young, hardworking, innocent. She followed the rules, took the train, believed the city she lived in would protect her. Brown was a career criminal spiraling in and out of courtrooms and jails, treated like a permanent liability no one wanted to confront. Yet he got endless leniency. She got none. He got fourteen second chances. She got one ride on a train that ended in her murder.

This is the failure. A justice system that coddles repeat offenders until they explode. A court culture that congratulates itself on compassion while ignoring the price paid by the public. Politicians talk about rehabilitation, about mercy, about not overcrowding prisons. But every “second chance” handed to men like Brown is another roll of the dice with someone else’s life. On August 22, that gamble cost Iryna everything.

Think about the betrayal here. She left a country where bombs fell on cities, trusting that America would give her peace. Instead she was murdered in a place meant to be ordinary and safe — a commuter train.

Iryna deserved protection. She deserved a system that valued her life, one that stood between people like her and animals like him. She deserved a society that stood up in her defense, not one that left her to die in front of silent passengers.

[✨Payton Kelly🇺🇸✨ @paykells]

Arrested 14 TIMES! There’s no reason this disgusting animal should have been allowed out in the world..

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

It’s fitting that these two stories are going viral at the same time. They are very much related. The reason the guy on the right was out on the street is because our criminal justice system is run by, and tailored to the sensitivities of, women like the one on the left.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Our society is held hostage by a tiny minority of violent, anti-social degenerates. What makes it all the more infuriating is that it doesn’t have to be like this. We could have all of these criminals off the street permanently in the span of a few months if we had the will.

[Michael McCarthy @punishablepress]

This is the difference.

A white man restrains a black man acting erratic and aggressive, there's national outrage.

A black man brutally stabs a quite white girl minding her own business, there's no national outrage.

If we didn't have X, would we even know about this?

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

She ran from war in Ukraine. She came here for safety.

And America FAILED her.

23-year-old Iryna Zarutska was butchered on a Charlotte light rail, her throat cut open by a violent repeat offender who had been arrested 14 times and was STILL free.

This wasn’t random. This was preventable. There is a war on White people. Her blood is on the hands of a system that lets violent criminals roam while innocent people pay the price.

If Iryna were Black and her killer White, the media would be rioting nonstop. But because she’s White, they stay silent.

This is evil. And it’s deliberate.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Consider the fact that it's legal to destroy an American flag but not a gay pride flag. Total insanity.

[Curtis Sliwa @CurtisSliwa]

Andrew Cuomo ruled like a king and left New York in ruins. Now he wants a second chance and acts like none of it was his fault. We don’t need a king.

We need a People’s Mayor. I will always fight for you.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

I cannot understand why voters in South Carolina keep reelecting this lunatic warmonger