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Video of suspects

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Anonymous wrote:Probably all coordinated by [b]DC Justice Lab, who also drafts the legislation and talking points, wrap around dog and pony show.

I would call DC Justice Lab practically Communist but the reality is that no Communist government would tolerate the kind of criminals that they coddle.

Bingo.

Actual socialist worker’s paradises would put you in front of a firing squad the next morning tor stealing a loaf of bread the night before.

If we’re gonna go full tilt stupid and be commies, I demand we have commie criminal justice, too.

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know the details of this? This was right when school lets out…utterly crazy.

Anonymous wrote:A police car was taken at UDC last week. We’re all sitting ducks, while our Council “listens” to proposals.

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Anonymous wrote:Probably all coordinated by [b]DC Justice Lab, who also drafts the legislation and talking points, wrap around dog and pony show.

I would call DC Justice Lab practically Communist but the reality is that no Communist government would tolerate the kind of criminals that they coddle.

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Anonymous wrote:Probably all coordinated by [b]DC Justice Lab, who also drafts the legislation and talking points, wrap around dog and pony show.

I would call DC Justice Lab practically Communist but the reality is that no Communist government would tolerate the kind of criminals that they coddle.

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Anonymous wrote:Those carjackers were so lucky they didn't get smoked.

The City is lucky they didn’t get smoked. We cannot afford another $500 million riot.

Pish. You're in 2022 mindset. We're way past that in 2023. In 2023, shooting a 12 year old carjacker dead is a reasonable response.

2024 is going to be next level.

Anonymous wrote:Probably all coordinated by [b]DC Justice Lab, who also drafts the legislation and talking points, wrap around dog and pony show.

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Anonymous wrote:I listened to a bit of Pinto's hearing today, the activist industrial complex is HUGE, thankfully there were some other voices - business owners, tenant associations, a former CM who emphasized truancy needs to be a focus, etc.

It's a mix of D.C. having a large number of activists, and that most of these have no gainful employment (or are employed as full time activists) so they're able to pack almost every hearing. Someone working a 9-5 can't afford to take off an entire day to wait for hours in a meeting, just to talk for 2 minutes and get ignored by the council. Hell, many council members don't even bother showing up to work.

There might only be a few hundred of these hardcore activist types around, but these same people show up to everything. They have nothing better to do. Unfortunately, the councilmembers usually cave to them because it's the easy thing to do, especially when the majority of voting constituents don't pay any attention to what goes on.

All this. They also often dress in matching shirts and sometimes fly people in to make their number seem even bigger. It's like DSA provides activists to provide cover to the DSA Council, hive mind.

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Anonymous wrote:I listened to a bit of Pinto's hearing today, the activist industrial complex is HUGE, thankfully there were some other voices - business owners, tenant associations, a former CM who emphasized truancy needs to be a focus, etc.

It's a mix of D.C. having a large number of activists, and that most of these have no gainful employment (or are employed as full time activists) so they're able to pack almost every hearing. Someone working a 9-5 can't afford to take off an entire day to wait for hours in a meeting, just to talk for 2 minutes and get ignored by the council. Hell, many council members don't even bother showing up to work.

There might only be a few hundred of these hardcore activist types around, but these same people show up to everything. They have nothing better to do. Unfortunately, the councilmembers usually cave to them because it's the easy thing to do, especially when the majority of voting constituents don't pay any attention to what goes on.

Anonymous wrote:I listened to a bit of Pinto's hearing today, the activist industrial complex is HUGE, thankfully there were some other voices - business owners, tenant associations, a former CM who emphasized truancy needs to be a focus, etc.