by HABITUAL LINESTEPPER
The radio host Jesse Kelly has been making a point to encourage people to start being more confrontational with people about their voting habits when those people complain about the condition our country is currently in. We have been far too polite and quiet around Democrats when they try to complain about something in this country, when it’s their voting habits that are causing it.
When a Democrat family member or friend complains to you about the cost of things today or the runaway inflation we are experiencing, you need to respond to them, “You voted for this.” When they complain about skyrocketing crime rates, you need to tell them, “You voted for this.” Previously we have silently been rolling our eyes to keep things peaceful in social settings. But this has allowed them to arrogantly complain about the very things they are responsible for and it’s time that we stop coddling them. They need to be confronted.
A perfect example of this is the recent death of Jordan Neely on a subway train in New York City. Jordan Neely was subdued by Daniel Penny and two other men after he was threatening everyone on the subway car with violence. They responded as Good Samaritans to protect innocent people from Jordan Neely’s violent aggression and threats. They didn’t instigate the confrontation and they didn’t intend to kill him. Jordan is primarily responsible for his own death, but so is every single person who voted for Democrats over the last several years.
Jordan Neely had been arrested 42 times over the last decade, with arrests including attempted kidnapping of a young girl and assaulting a 67 year old woman. He has been a violent, dangerous man for many years. In a normal and sane society, Jordan would have been in prison or in a mental hospital instead of terrorizing people on the subway every day. He was well known to all the subway riders because of his frequent outbursts and violence. Yet Jordan Neely was allowed to remain on the streets instead of being locked up and kept away from innocent people.
Democrats in this country have made it a core part of their policies to promote lawlessness and decrease the punishment for crimes. The very clear results of such policies could be seen a thousand miles away and they still kept pushing these policies. They pushed for no-cash bails, reduced bail, shorter prison sentences, no prison time for most crimes and Democrat district attorneys have stopped prosecuting many types of crimes altogether. They also famously pushed for defunding the police and have been demonizing the police for over a decade. The results have been catastrophic rises in crime in Democratic-run cities. And this is not an accident, but the primary goal of their policies. The Democratic Party WANTS crime to rise and chaos to reign because they believe it will allow them to gather more power when people demand that they do something to fix the problem they created.
Simply put, Jordan Neely is dead today because of Democrat voters.
That’s Penny’s “crime”; interfering with the Democrat system that prohibits self defense. Citizens are not allowed to defend themselves no matter what the criminals do; the criminals are the Democrats constituents.
Shouldn.t the DNC be held liable for this the same way the Democ-Rats/Liberal Media want to Blame Guns The Gun Lobby Gun Owners and Gun stores everytime there’s a mass shooting?
Lest we forget, there are no police on subway cars.
Help is (possibly) at the next stop, up to three minutes away.
A lot can happen in three minutes.
Democrats are the law. Even where there is no law, Democrats are the law. They won’t abide by anyone challenging that. Democrats will make an example of those who show reliance and self-sufficiency. We must all submit and be dependent.
Democrats incite hate, racism and violence, then they defend the criminals and prosecute the victims. Who but sadistic fascists supports such a situation? Democrats want chaos and conflict so they can keep citizens divided.
Only people who submit to the totalitarian police state are not persecuted.
Here are two reasons why you can’t leave your personal defense to the government …
Warren v. District of Columbia (444 A.2d. 1, D.C. Ct. of Ap. 1981) is a District of Columbia Court of Appeals case that held that the police do not owe a specific duty to provide police services to specific citizens based on the public duty doctrine.
Castle Rock v. Gonzales, 545 U.S. 748 (2005), is a United States Supreme Court case in which the Court ruled, 7–2, that a town and its police department could not be sued under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 for failing to enforce a restraining order, which had led to the murders of a woman’s three children by her estranged husband.