Bookworm on Nov 14 2012 | Filed under: Crime and punishment, Media matters
Tweet For decades now, the Left has been excusing crime with the old “root causes” argument: criminals are made, not born, and they’re made by a confluence of poverty, racism, peer pressure, etc. Because white Leftists feel guilty about this, they’ve tended to give ghetto-based criminals a pass. It’s not their fault they’re criminals; it’s [...]
Bookworm on Mar 05 2009 | Filed under: Crime and punishment
Tweet …When his defense attorney approves of the fact that that a policeman shot him to death: A man accused of killing his girlfriend was shot to death in a Stockton courtroom Wednesday after he attacked the judge presiding over his murder trial, officials said. David Paradiso, 28, was shot by a police detective after [...]
Bookworm on Jan 30 2009 | Filed under: Crime and punishment
Tweet It’s lovely to find that there are still stories about American self-sufficiency. The following story comes from a community in the Sierra foothills, one that is becoming a bit more gentrified, but that is still solid America, especially if you hang out at Hog shops: A Placer County inmate is back in custody after [...]
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