New York's Most Wanted: When Judges Fail Us, We Must Demand Justice
A brutal attack on a young woman in Chicago has once again highlighted the need for accountability among liberal judges who prioritize ideological purity over public safety. In this case, 26-year-old Bethany MaGee was doused with gasoline and set on fire on the L train by a repeat felon with a long rap sheet, Lawrence Reed.
Reed had been deemed too dangerous to stay in a psychiatric hospital but was released on ankle monitor after being deemed "not a danger to himself or others" by Judge Teresa Molina-Gonzalez. Despite his history of violence and mental illness, he was allowed to walk free, setting MaGee ablaze in a premeditated attack that left her severely burned.
This is not an isolated incident. Just three months ago, another unprovoked murder on public transit in Charlotte, North Carolina, resulted in the throat being slashed from Iryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee. The suspect, Decarlos Brown Jr., was also a repeat felon with a history of violence and mental illness.
The attacks are a direct result of liberal judges' obsession with "reparatory justice" that prioritizes releasing violent career criminals over keeping the public safe. This ideological crusade has endangered vulnerable citizens, particularly women, children, and the elderly.
Under the guise of BLM-inspired policies, Democrats have defunded police departments and closed jails, leaving law-abiding citizens to face violent predators with impunity. Meanwhile, career felons like Reed are released on the streets, wreaking havoc on innocent lives.
The situation has become dire, with violent felons outstripping our will to jail them. The influx of millions of illegal migrants from around the world has only exacerbated the problem, allowing the worst of the Third World's criminals to wreak havoc in America.
It's time for accountability. Cops and doctors are held liable for their mistakes; now it's time to hold judges accountable too. When they fail us, we must demand justice and consequences for their reckless decisions. Federal legislation is being considered to address this issue, and lawmakers are starting to take action against liberal judges who prioritize ideology over public safety.
The message is clear: if you're a judge who fails to lock up violent career criminals, be prepared to face the consequences. It's time for judges to put public safety first and hold themselves accountable for their decisions. The lives of innocent citizens like Bethany MaGee depend on it.
A brutal attack on a young woman in Chicago has once again highlighted the need for accountability among liberal judges who prioritize ideological purity over public safety. In this case, 26-year-old Bethany MaGee was doused with gasoline and set on fire on the L train by a repeat felon with a long rap sheet, Lawrence Reed.
Reed had been deemed too dangerous to stay in a psychiatric hospital but was released on ankle monitor after being deemed "not a danger to himself or others" by Judge Teresa Molina-Gonzalez. Despite his history of violence and mental illness, he was allowed to walk free, setting MaGee ablaze in a premeditated attack that left her severely burned.
This is not an isolated incident. Just three months ago, another unprovoked murder on public transit in Charlotte, North Carolina, resulted in the throat being slashed from Iryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee. The suspect, Decarlos Brown Jr., was also a repeat felon with a history of violence and mental illness.
The attacks are a direct result of liberal judges' obsession with "reparatory justice" that prioritizes releasing violent career criminals over keeping the public safe. This ideological crusade has endangered vulnerable citizens, particularly women, children, and the elderly.
Under the guise of BLM-inspired policies, Democrats have defunded police departments and closed jails, leaving law-abiding citizens to face violent predators with impunity. Meanwhile, career felons like Reed are released on the streets, wreaking havoc on innocent lives.
The situation has become dire, with violent felons outstripping our will to jail them. The influx of millions of illegal migrants from around the world has only exacerbated the problem, allowing the worst of the Third World's criminals to wreak havoc in America.
It's time for accountability. Cops and doctors are held liable for their mistakes; now it's time to hold judges accountable too. When they fail us, we must demand justice and consequences for their reckless decisions. Federal legislation is being considered to address this issue, and lawmakers are starting to take action against liberal judges who prioritize ideology over public safety.
The message is clear: if you're a judge who fails to lock up violent career criminals, be prepared to face the consequences. It's time for judges to put public safety first and hold themselves accountable for their decisions. The lives of innocent citizens like Bethany MaGee depend on it.
. We need to rethink our approach to justice, especially when it comes to handling violent felons and mental illness cases 
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. I'm all for rehabilitation programs and mental health support, but we can't compromise on public safety 
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. And what's with this "reparatory justice" nonsense? It's just a fancy way of saying we're gonna let the bad guys walk free so we can feel good about ourselves 
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. I mean, cops and doctors are held liable for their mistakes, why shouldn't judges be too? It's time someone took them down a peg 
. We can't keep letting our judges prioritize ideology over public safety. It's just not fair to the rest of us who have to live with the consequences 
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Can't believe we're living in a time where liberal judges are putting our lives at risk by releasing violent felons back into the community 
. It's not about reparative justice, it's about keeping us safe 
. I mean, what's next? Letting all the repeat offenders go free because they have "mental illness" 
. And another thing, why are we still dealing with millions of illegal migrants in our country? Can't we just deport them or make it harder for them to come here without putting American lives at risk? 
It's time for some real change and accountability from our lawmakers 
. Judges are human too, they make mistakes just like us. We need to separate the bad apples from the good ones and not throw the baby out with the bathwater 
. All these repeat felons being released because of "reparatory justice" is a red flag 
. Have we considered that maybe, just maybe, we're creating more problems by releasing violent career criminals back into society? It's like throwing a bunch of wild cards into a game and expecting everyone to play nice 
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. What about the impact on mental health services? Are we not addressing the root causes of these violent crimes? It's like we're playing whack-a-mole, releasing felons only for them to come back and wreak havoc again 
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. We need accountability, yes, but not at the expense of fairness and compassion 
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i mean i know we gotta make sure our justice system is fair but come on, releasing repeat felons with a history of violence on ankle monitor? 
and what really gets me is the politicians are all like "oh, it's about reparatory justice" 
but really it's just a fancy way of saying "we don't wanna lock up people with mental illness, even if they're violent". 
. I mean I'm not against reforming the system or anything, but we gotta make sure judges are prioritizin public safety over their own ideology 
. We need real accountability here 
. I think it's time for some real accountability and not just lip service from our lawmakers. We need to start holding judges responsible for putting public safety first, not just their own ideology 
oh man, this is like totally messed up 