@keith_tauber@megagator@Blondes_tweets Somebody is upset. As a Black woman, I will always surround myself with Black people, and I highly doubt you’ve been around enough Black infants to make that claim. Violence isn’t inherent to any race.
@keith_tauber@megagator@Blondes_tweets Imagine believing in biological racial superiority in 2025. This has been debunked. Try reading some actual research instead of pushing racist pseudoscience.
@TheLectureCtr@megagator@Blondes_tweets Do you honestly think you win a medal because we live next to people who do not want us in their neighborhoods? No one is coddling anyone. I explained myself to the person I was talking to, and now I am done with the conversation.
@Celtaidd_Ecnae @megagator@Blondes_tweets Once again, keep reading if you are basing your responses off my earlier responses; you are only doing so to find a pissing match that I'm not either interested or invested in taking part in.
@busigos@megagator@Blondes_tweets Britain also executed people for petty theft and witchcraft does that mean it was a model of justice? Societies that rely on mass executions don’t become stable, they become oppressive. Real peace comes from a fair and functional justice system, not from ruling by fear.
@busigos@megagator@Blondes_tweets not anarchy or unchecked force. If we abandon legal principles in favor of ruthless violence, we don’t create justice; we create a cycle where no one is safe.
@busigos@megagator@Blondes_tweets Violence for the sake of stopping violence is a contradiction that history has repeatedly proven ineffective. Governments that rely solely on brutality collapse under their own instability. The U.S. justice system, while flawed, is built on the principle of due process
@busigos@megagator@Blondes_tweets If we fight violence with violence, all we do is perpetuate more harm and chaos. The U.S. justice system is built on due process, not mob rule or extreme punishments. Harsh penalties may deter some crime, but history has also shown that they often lead to more injustice, not less