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Anonymous wrote:Kristin Mink is like a Fox News caricature of an insane liberal.

She truly is. She touted the fact that kids could lose extracurricular activities and be sent to an alternative school as "serious consequences" that should deter other kids from following in their footsteps.

She obviously doesn't know any actual teenagers or pre-teens if she thinks that's scaring any of them.

At a recent town hall someone asked about the increase in armed carjackings by teens and Mink said maybe we need to improve bus service so that teens don’t need to steal cars to get home… I wish I was making that up but she really said it.

This woman is a not a serious person. How did anyone vote for her?

Never elect a professional activist. I think a lot of people in her Woodmoor neighborhood voted for her without really doing their research. Hopefully they won’t make that mistake again.

I sincerely hope they don’t make that same mistake but I don’t give them a whole lot of credit. Does anybody know what the feeling is like in her neighborhood and in her district?

Everyone’s frightened by the crime crisis but most are afraid to say anything publicly for fear of being called racist. That’s my take and I live in Woodmoor.

I recently escaped from Woodmoor and it if full of the biggest mouthed, mean people that bully everyone not in their cliques. It is truly hateful. They have regular "woke-offs" on the local listserv and if you dare disagree with the current absurdity, the moderator mutes you.
It is a true echo chamber. Mink fits in that group like a glove.

That's really concerning. It's obvious she's in an echo chamber. She steered the conversation to be all about juvenile treatment without even touching the fact that there are some teens who are wreaking havoc on their neighborhoods and truly hurting people. Usually people who don't have sufficient resources. People are actually getting hurt. People are living in fear. People are losing their property (cars), when they don't have many assets to begin with. Mink lives a very privileged, sheltered life. Rent control doesn't stop guns and carjackings.

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Anonymous wrote:Kristin Mink is like a Fox News caricature of an insane liberal.

She truly is. She touted the fact that kids could lose extracurricular activities and be sent to an alternative school as "serious consequences" that should deter other kids from following in their footsteps.

She obviously doesn't know any actual teenagers or pre-teens if she thinks that's scaring any of them.

At a recent town hall someone asked about the increase in armed carjackings by teens and Mink said maybe we need to improve bus service so that teens don’t need to steal cars to get home… I wish I was making that up but she really said it.

This woman is a not a serious person. How did anyone vote for her?

Never elect a professional activist. I think a lot of people in her Woodmoor neighborhood voted for her without really doing their research. Hopefully they won’t make that mistake again.

I sincerely hope they don’t make that same mistake but I don’t give them a whole lot of credit. Does anybody know what the feeling is like in her neighborhood and in her district?

Everyone’s frightened by the crime crisis but most are afraid to say anything publicly for fear of being called racist. That’s my take and I live in Woodmoor.

I recently escaped from Woodmoor and it if full of the biggest mouthed, mean people that bully everyone not in their cliques. It is truly hateful. They have regular "woke-offs" on the local listserv and if you dare disagree with the current absurdity, the moderator mutes you.
It is a true echo chamber. Mink fits in that group like a glove.

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Anonymous wrote:Kristin Mink is like a Fox News caricature of an insane liberal.

She truly is. She touted the fact that kids could lose extracurricular activities and be sent to an alternative school as "serious consequences" that should deter other kids from following in their footsteps.

She obviously doesn't know any actual teenagers or pre-teens if she thinks that's scaring any of them.

At a recent town hall someone asked about the increase in armed carjackings by teens and Mink said maybe we need to improve bus service so that teens don’t need to steal cars to get home… I wish I was making that up but she really said it.

This woman is a not a serious person. How did anyone vote for her?

Never elect a professional activist. I think a lot of people in her Woodmoor neighborhood voted for her without really doing their research. Hopefully they won’t make that mistake again.

I sincerely hope they don’t make that same mistake but I don’t give them a whole lot of credit. Does anybody know what the feeling is like in her neighborhood and in her district?

Everyone’s frightened by the crime crisis but most are afraid to say anything publicly for fear of being called racist. That’s my take and I live in Woodmoor.

Which is why more black and brown people need to speak out about crime. Cause whenever there's a white face leading the charge, they get tarred with the racist label. And black and brown people are far more often the victims of violent crime anyway, so they should be speaking out the most and pushing back against white liberal anti-law enforcement policies and agendas.

Whaaat... way to misunderstand the cycle of violence. Black and brown communities have been talking about deplorable violence for ages. Cops beating kids for minor offenses or kneeling on necks aren't gonna make them friends of those communities any time soon.

Why are you bringing up police brutality, which happens far less often, than the kind of violence, theft and murder that occurs within our community by people from our community all the time? Don’t change the topic.

pp did that by saying anti police funding is a white liberal construct, you jerks.

It is a lie and a myth that all black hate police. Yes, most black people hate mistreatment and abuse by police, but you’ll also find black want police to protect and guard their neighborhoods because they’re living in fear in their own communities.

White liberals use legitimate gripes about police brutality to make it seem like all black people are against all police. But that’s not true.

The mother of the son who was shot at Magruder HS is suing MCPS because they removed SROs from the school and she believes if an SRO had been there, her son would not have been shot. But MCPS and Will Jawando will have you believing all black parents are against SROs because we’re all anti-police due to publicized cases of police brutality.

It’s a white liberal fallacy and they’re weaponizing it and it’s hurting our own communities.

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Anonymous wrote:Kristin Mink is like a Fox News caricature of an insane liberal.

She truly is. She touted the fact that kids could lose extracurricular activities and be sent to an alternative school as "serious consequences" that should deter other kids from following in their footsteps.

She obviously doesn't know any actual teenagers or pre-teens if she thinks that's scaring any of them.

At a recent town hall someone asked about the increase in armed carjackings by teens and Mink said maybe we need to improve bus service so that teens don’t need to steal cars to get home… I wish I was making that up but she really said it.

I don't think she has teens yet; but her Chief of Staff is a former high school teacher at Northwood.

You don't need to be the parent of a teen to know this is straight batsh!t crazy. I still cannot believe she was voted in by you fools.

Anonymous wrote:They finally see the crisis.

https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2023/10/this-is-a-crisis-montgomery-county-panel-explores-juvenile-crime-and-possible-actions/

Why do progressives stick their heads in the sand until there's a crisis.

The problem is everyone only sees the problems left over from yesterday's solutions, without understanding the problems that yesterday's solutions solved. Same story with involuntary mental health treatment. I'm glad they're finally starting to understand

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Anonymous wrote:Kristin Mink is like a Fox News caricature of an insane liberal.

She truly is. She touted the fact that kids could lose extracurricular activities and be sent to an alternative school as "serious consequences" that should deter other kids from following in their footsteps.

She obviously doesn't know any actual teenagers or pre-teens if she thinks that's scaring any of them.

At a recent town hall someone asked about the increase in armed carjackings by teens and Mink said maybe we need to improve bus service so that teens don’t need to steal cars to get home… I wish I was making that up but she really said it.

This woman is a not a serious person. How did anyone vote for her?

Never elect a professional activist. I think a lot of people in her Woodmoor neighborhood voted for her without really doing their research. Hopefully they won’t make that mistake again.

I sincerely hope they don’t make that same mistake but I don’t give them a whole lot of credit. Does anybody know what the feeling is like in her neighborhood and in her district?

Everyone’s frightened by the crime crisis but most are afraid to say anything publicly for fear of being called racist. That’s my take and I live in Woodmoor.

Which is why more black and brown people need to speak out about crime. Cause whenever there's a white face leading the charge, they get tarred with the racist label. And black and brown people are far more often the victims of violent crime anyway, so they should be speaking out the most and pushing back against white liberal anti-law enforcement policies and agendas.

Whaaat... way to misunderstand the cycle of violence. Black and brown communities have been talking about deplorable violence for ages. Cops beating kids for minor offenses or kneeling on necks aren't gonna make them friends of those communities any time soon.

Why are you bringing up police brutality, which happens far less often, than the kind of violence, theft and murder that occurs within our community by people from our community all the time? Don’t change the topic.

pp did that by saying anti police funding is a white liberal construct, you jerks.

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Anonymous wrote:Kristin Mink is like a Fox News caricature of an insane liberal.

She truly is. She touted the fact that kids could lose extracurricular activities and be sent to an alternative school as "serious consequences" that should deter other kids from following in their footsteps.

She obviously doesn't know any actual teenagers or pre-teens if she thinks that's scaring any of them.

At a recent town hall someone asked about the increase in armed carjackings by teens and Mink said maybe we need to improve bus service so that teens don’t need to steal cars to get home… I wish I was making that up but she really said it.

This woman is a not a serious person. How did anyone vote for her?

Never elect a professional activist. I think a lot of people in her Woodmoor neighborhood voted for her without really doing their research. Hopefully they won’t make that mistake again.

I sincerely hope they don’t make that same mistake but I don’t give them a whole lot of credit. Does anybody know what the feeling is like in her neighborhood and in her district?

Everyone’s frightened by the crime crisis but most are afraid to say anything publicly for fear of being called racist. That’s my take and I live in Woodmoor.

Which is why more black and brown people need to speak out about crime. Cause whenever there's a white face leading the charge, they get tarred with the racist label. And black and brown people are far more often the victims of violent crime anyway, so they should be speaking out the most and pushing back against white liberal anti-law enforcement policies and agendas.

Whaaat... way to misunderstand the cycle of violence. Black and brown communities have been talking about deplorable violence for ages. Cops beating kids for minor offenses or kneeling on necks aren't gonna make them friends of those communities any time soon.

Why are you bringing up police brutality, which happens far less often, than the kind of violence, theft and murder that occurs within our community by people from our community all the time? Don’t change the topic.

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Anonymous wrote:Kristin Mink is like a Fox News caricature of an insane liberal.

She truly is. She touted the fact that kids could lose extracurricular activities and be sent to an alternative school as "serious consequences" that should deter other kids from following in their footsteps.

She obviously doesn't know any actual teenagers or pre-teens if she thinks that's scaring any of them.

At a recent town hall someone asked about the increase in armed carjackings by teens and Mink said maybe we need to improve bus service so that teens don’t need to steal cars to get home… I wish I was making that up but she really said it.

This woman is a not a serious person. How did anyone vote for her?

Never elect a professional activist. I think a lot of people in her Woodmoor neighborhood voted for her without really doing their research. Hopefully they won’t make that mistake again.

I sincerely hope they don’t make that same mistake but I don’t give them a whole lot of credit. Does anybody know what the feeling is like in her neighborhood and in her district?

Everyone’s frightened by the crime crisis but most are afraid to say anything publicly for fear of being called racist. That’s my take and I live in Woodmoor.

Which is why more black and brown people need to speak out about crime. Cause whenever there's a white face leading the charge, they get tarred with the racist label. And black and brown people are far more often the victims of violent crime anyway, so they should be speaking out the most and pushing back against white liberal anti-law enforcement policies and agendas.

Whaaat... way to misunderstand the cycle of violence. Black and brown communities have been talking about deplorable violence for ages. Cops beating kids for minor offenses or kneeling on necks aren't gonna make them friends of those communities any time soon.

I think you have lost the plot if you think police violence is more prevalent than the "ordinary" type.

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Anonymous wrote:Kristin Mink is like a Fox News caricature of an insane liberal.

She truly is. She touted the fact that kids could lose extracurricular activities and be sent to an alternative school as "serious consequences" that should deter other kids from following in their footsteps.

She obviously doesn't know any actual teenagers or pre-teens if she thinks that's scaring any of them.

At a recent town hall someone asked about the increase in armed carjackings by teens and Mink said maybe we need to improve bus service so that teens don’t need to steal cars to get home… I wish I was making that up but she really said it.

This woman is a not a serious person. How did anyone vote for her?

Never elect a professional activist. I think a lot of people in her Woodmoor neighborhood voted for her without really doing their research. Hopefully they won’t make that mistake again.

I sincerely hope they don’t make that same mistake but I don’t give them a whole lot of credit. Does anybody know what the feeling is like in her neighborhood and in her district?

Everyone’s frightened by the crime crisis but most are afraid to say anything publicly for fear of being called racist. That’s my take and I live in Woodmoor.

Which is why more black and brown people need to speak out about crime. Cause whenever there's a white face leading the charge, they get tarred with the racist label. And black and brown people are far more often the victims of violent crime anyway, so they should be speaking out the most and pushing back against white liberal anti-law enforcement policies and agendas.

Whaaat... way to misunderstand the cycle of violence. Black and brown communities have been talking about deplorable violence for ages. Cops beating kids for minor offenses or kneeling on necks aren't gonna make them friends of those communities any time soon.

Anonymous wrote:Natali Fani-Gonzalez is the only serious person on the council who speaks in real-world terms and plain language.

She gets it. Because she knows how the vast majority of residents are law abiding and in some areas of her district, they are effectively being held hostage by the few but very dangerous kids doing horrible stuff.

The kid who shot and killed someone at Wheaton Metro went to Magruder. Why is nobody talking about the real violence some kids are committing???

Natali Fani-Gonzalez is the only serious person on the council who speaks in real-world terms and plain language.

Anonymous wrote:I wish they would talk to MCPS and start suspending and expelling kids who deserve it. I know they don't want to have a special school for troubled kids but how about you lose your privilege to attend school in person and you are only allowed to attend school virtually for certain offenses?

That does exist, my nephew was kicked out.

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Anonymous wrote:Kristin Mink is like a Fox News caricature of an insane liberal.

She truly is. She touted the fact that kids could lose extracurricular activities and be sent to an alternative school as "serious consequences" that should deter other kids from following in their footsteps.

She obviously doesn't know any actual teenagers or pre-teens if she thinks that's scaring any of them.

my teen kids told me that all the teens in their school think RJ is a joke. Do these people who come up with like this know teens at all?

When you bring this up, RJ advocates say it's just because we haven't spent enough money to "implement it correctly."

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Anonymous wrote:Kristin Mink is like a Fox News caricature of an insane liberal.

She truly is. She touted the fact that kids could lose extracurricular activities and be sent to an alternative school as "serious consequences" that should deter other kids from following in their footsteps.

She obviously doesn't know any actual teenagers or pre-teens if she thinks that's scaring any of them.

At a recent town hall someone asked about the increase in armed carjackings by teens and Mink said maybe we need to improve bus service so that teens don’t need to steal cars to get home… I wish I was making that up but she really said it.

This woman is a not a serious person. How did anyone vote for her?

Never elect a professional activist. I think a lot of people in her Woodmoor neighborhood voted for her without really doing their research. Hopefully they won’t make that mistake again.

I sincerely hope they don’t make that same mistake but I don’t give them a whole lot of credit. Does anybody know what the feeling is like in her neighborhood and in her district?

Everyone’s frightened by the crime crisis but most are afraid to say anything publicly for fear of being called racist. That’s my take and I live in Woodmoor.

Which is why more black and brown people need to speak out about crime. Cause whenever there's a white face leading the charge, they get tarred with the racist label. And black and brown people are far more often the victims of violent crime anyway, so they should be speaking out the most and pushing back against white liberal anti-law enforcement policies and agendas.

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Anonymous wrote:Kristin Mink is like a Fox News caricature of an insane liberal.

She truly is. She touted the fact that kids could lose extracurricular activities and be sent to an alternative school as "serious consequences" that should deter other kids from following in their footsteps.

She obviously doesn't know any actual teenagers or pre-teens if she thinks that's scaring any of them.

my teen kids told me that all the teens in their school think RJ is a joke. Do these people who come up with sh1t like this know teens at all?