> criminal assaults someone
> gets arrested
> judge releases them
> repeat
Statistically, 80% of prisoners have done this loop at least 3x.
Some have done it 35x+
Activist judges can destroy so many lives
We must hold them accountable
@libsoftiktok@GregAbbott_TX Texas needs to require all law enforcement in the state to take a course on constitutional rights, then pass laws imposing sanctions against law enforcement officers who threaten rights and, then aggressively prosecute threats against constitutional rights.
@TomiLahren The booing was beneath us. We need to do better. The Left are the ones with the intolerance and cancel culture. Please don’t bring this to the right.
If you can buy a book from Amazon and have it delivered to your home in 24 hours, it’s not a banned book.
If you can walk into a Barnes and Noble and freely purchase a book, it’s not a banned book.
If you can send a book into your kids school and they can freely read it, it’s not a banned book.
Does Target stock explicit materials in the kids section? Does Barnes and Noble sell porn by the cash register?
Nope.
Why not? Does it make them porn bigots?
No. It means they have standards of what is appropriate to be sold in their store. Just like school libraries.
The ‘book ban’ narrative isn’t real. It’s a falsehood.
And just because your repeat a lie over and over and over again, doesn’t make more true.
A message I want to share with adults who work with #ADHD kids is: pushing them the way that you push neurotypical kids harms them for life.
Here’s what I mean.
When I start working clinically with an adult who has ADHD, one of the first things we do /1
Adam Lankford is a Criminal Justice professor at the University of Alabama. Quotation from: “GOING NAMELESS AND FACELESS: Do Journalists Deserve Some Blame for America’s Mass Shootings?” by Angela Morris in Editor & Publisher 152 (1): 44–49.
"The Charleston church shooter [got] more than $17 million [in] free advertising ...following his attack... [He's] been cited as a source of inspiration by multiple copycats, including the 2017 Sutherland Springs shooter who killed 26 victims and wounded 20 more."
says Lankford
The Texas shooter violated a multiplicity of gun laws. The suggestion that more gun laws would have prevented this act of unspeakable evil is unsupported, and the implication that those who oppose such laws are somehow in favor of mass shootings is morally reprehensible.