Anonymous
02/22/2026 05:43
Subject: Re:12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Minnesota is a shitshow.
Seems the whole state is corrupt.
It was going to quite well until invaded by your Nazi pedo heroes.
*shrug*
Maybe your job works program would be better off doing something constructive…?
Sure it was. No fraud at all. No criminal illegal aliens. A 12 time felon who was still walking the streets committing crime.
A fricking Utopia.
You aren’t making sense. I can see how you’d support this, you don’t think too gud.
Anyway, if this guy racks up 22 more and we find out he’s into little girls maybe you’ll elect him president.
Anonymous
02/21/2026 23:42
Subject: Re:12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
Anonymous wrote:Minnesota is a shitshow.
Seems the whole state is corrupt.
Federal crimes need federal prosecutors. Your federal government drove the federal prosecutors out.
Anonymous
02/21/2026 23:41
Subject: 12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
We're letting repeat felons walk free while billions in taxpayer dollars go to bullshit like arresting 5 year olds in bunny hats.
F you MAGA. F you all.
F you MAGA. F you all.
Anonymous
02/21/2026 23:18
Subject: 12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
If there is one thing Trump admin loves, it's violent crime. Trump has pardoned thousands of violent criminals..
Anonymous
02/21/2026 18:13
Subject: Re:12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Minnesota is a shitshow.
Seems the whole state is corrupt.
It was going to quite well until invaded by your Nazi pedo heroes.
*shrug*
Maybe your job works program would be better off doing something constructive…?
Sure it was. No fraud at all. No criminal illegal aliens. A 12 time felon who was still walking the streets committing crime.
A fricking Utopia.
Anonymous
02/21/2026 18:06
Subject: Re:12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
Anonymous wrote:Minnesota is a shitshow.
Seems the whole state is corrupt.
It was going to quite well until invaded by your Nazi pedo heroes.
*shrug*
Maybe your job works program would be better off doing something constructive…?
Anonymous
02/21/2026 17:10
Subject: Re:12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
Minnesota is a shitshow.
Seems the whole state is corrupt.
Seems the whole state is corrupt.
Anonymous
02/21/2026 15:36
Subject: 12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
Anonymous wrote:I saw this somewhere else this morning, maybe WaPo.
https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/news/minnesota-prosecutors-resignations-donald-trump-political-felons-walk-free/
I tried to find the thread titled something like Trump is enforcing immigration law but gave up after many pages. There are some similar ones but that was the one I most wanted to locate.
The attorney who was prosecuting this case (drug case involving meth) "resigned unexpectedly". A trial date had been set for February although the managed to get an extension to, I think, March 2. The prosecutor had been in the office 40 years but had not been planning to resign. But amidst the shitshow other attorneys have been leaving he bailed. Last summer he had pushed against bond because the guy had a history of no-shows in court, giving false info to police, violating probation, so he stayed in jail. (Meanwhile, immigrants who DO show for their appointments and hearings get detained and sent to eat moldy, worm-ridden food at Dilley.)
The office is so strapped that they threw in the towel. They filed they were dropping the case. The guy's attorney said it was so quick he was out of jail before she even heard.
Remember back when one argument against trying to deport a few million people a year would take resources away from actual crime? So is it preferable to be a crime victim of a citizen perp than a non-citizen perp?
Commenters were complaining about activist liberal judges. Nope, the judge made no decision whatsoever. As for the long string of felonies, presumably there were a lot of lower-level felonies (for the commenters who were indignant that he hadn't already been locked up for life). I looked up court cases in Iowa, Wisconsin, ND, and MN. He had a total of 14 cases in MN and 25 in ND. I didn't find 12 felonies, but he had more felonies in ND (a very red state) than in MN. None in WI or IA
Two people were executed on video. DHS, FBI, ICE, etc all destroyed evidence and protected the murders.
Anonymous
02/21/2026 13:09
Subject: Re:12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
So is it 13 strikes you’re out in MN? Why would this time matter?
Anonymous
02/21/2026 09:39
Subject: 12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
Anonymous wrote:Wow, ICE causing more crime, what a surprise.
Maybe ICE will hire this upstanding citizen.
Anonymous
02/20/2026 21:18
Subject: 12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
Wow, ICE causing more crime, what a surprise.
Anonymous
02/20/2026 21:06
Subject: Re:12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
White criminals are having a field day. There’s no time to convict them because there are still dozens of immigrant grandmothers still in Minneapolis.
Anonymous
02/20/2026 20:44
Subject: 12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
Anonymous wrote:I’m not going to shed tears or wring my hands because prosecutors are quitting and people are being spared jail time.
It’s one of the very few silver linings of this whole fascist nightmare.
So, a 12-time convicted felon has been "spared jail time" and you consider that a "silver lining"?? How utterly unsurprising.
NP
Anonymous
02/20/2026 20:08
Subject: 12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
I’m not going to shed tears or wring my hands because prosecutors are quitting and people are being spared jail time.
It’s one of the very few silver linings of this whole fascist nightmare.
It’s one of the very few silver linings of this whole fascist nightmare.
Anonymous
02/20/2026 20:03
Subject: 12-time convicted felon walks free amid exodus of Minnesota prosecutors
I saw this somewhere else this morning, maybe WaPo.
https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/news/minnesota-prosecutors-resignations-donald-trump-political-felons-walk-free/
I tried to find the thread titled something like Trump is enforcing immigration law but gave up after many pages. There are some similar ones but that was the one I most wanted to locate.
The attorney who was prosecuting this case (drug case involving meth) "resigned unexpectedly". A trial date had been set for February although the managed to get an extension to, I think, March 2. The prosecutor had been in the office 40 years but had not been planning to resign. But amidst the shitshow other attorneys have been leaving he bailed. Last summer he had pushed against bond because the guy had a history of no-shows in court, giving false info to police, violating probation, so he stayed in jail. (Meanwhile, immigrants who DO show for their appointments and hearings get detained and sent to eat moldy, worm-ridden food at Dilley.)
The office is so strapped that they threw in the towel. They filed they were dropping the case. The guy's attorney said it was so quick he was out of jail before she even heard.
Remember back when one argument against trying to deport a few million people a year would take resources away from actual crime? So is it preferable to be a crime victim of a citizen perp than a non-citizen perp?
Commenters were complaining about activist liberal judges. Nope, the judge made no decision whatsoever. As for the long string of felonies, presumably there were a lot of lower-level felonies (for the commenters who were indignant that he hadn't already been locked up for life). I looked up court cases in Iowa, Wisconsin, ND, and MN. He had a total of 14 cases in MN and 25 in ND. I didn't find 12 felonies, but he had more felonies in ND (a very red state) than in MN. None in WI or IA
https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/news/minnesota-prosecutors-resignations-donald-trump-political-felons-walk-free/
I tried to find the thread titled something like Trump is enforcing immigration law but gave up after many pages. There are some similar ones but that was the one I most wanted to locate.
The attorney who was prosecuting this case (drug case involving meth) "resigned unexpectedly". A trial date had been set for February although the managed to get an extension to, I think, March 2. The prosecutor had been in the office 40 years but had not been planning to resign. But amidst the shitshow other attorneys have been leaving he bailed. Last summer he had pushed against bond because the guy had a history of no-shows in court, giving false info to police, violating probation, so he stayed in jail. (Meanwhile, immigrants who DO show for their appointments and hearings get detained and sent to eat moldy, worm-ridden food at Dilley.)
The office is so strapped that they threw in the towel. They filed they were dropping the case. The guy's attorney said it was so quick he was out of jail before she even heard.
Remember back when one argument against trying to deport a few million people a year would take resources away from actual crime? So is it preferable to be a crime victim of a citizen perp than a non-citizen perp?
Commenters were complaining about activist liberal judges. Nope, the judge made no decision whatsoever. As for the long string of felonies, presumably there were a lot of lower-level felonies (for the commenters who were indignant that he hadn't already been locked up for life). I looked up court cases in Iowa, Wisconsin, ND, and MN. He had a total of 14 cases in MN and 25 in ND. I didn't find 12 felonies, but he had more felonies in ND (a very red state) than in MN. None in WI or IA