It’s the Indian in him. Too direct.He's not wrong. Real wages are what matter. Of course that's related to productivity, skills, work ethic and so on. As an approximation we get paid what we produce.
Vivek is the champion when it comes to saying hard truths in tone deaf ways.
Leftists on this board always avoid this topic. But im asking them to respond to this... why would a government agree to let this person free?the democratic party is a pro criminal party and you cant convince me otherwise. how else do you explain this?
I asked nicelyLeftists on this board always avoid this topic. But im asking them to respond to this... why would a government agree to let this person free?
They shouldn’t have.I asked nicely
Why do you think they do?They shouldn’t have.
Its easy to say "I dont agree with this"Why do you think they do?
This isn’t some plot by Dems to keep killers on the loose, and there are actual reasons to not want the government to simply imprison all the crazy people. I don’t support this particular verdict, but that’s not why the laws are on the books.Its easy to say "I dont agree with this"
Its harder to address why "this" is so common among the people you reliably vote for.
WHY do dems want push to get killers back on the street
Why should insanity be used as a reason to let a convicted killer free?This isn’t some plot by Dems to keep killers on the loose, and there are actual reasons to not want the government to simply imprison all the crazy people. I don’t support this particular verdict, but that’s not why the laws are on the books.
I think there’s certain cases where it is reasonable: say an undiagnosed and isolated schizophrenic person goes crazy and kills someone because the voices told them to. I don’t think that person deserves to simply rot in prison forever. I wouldn’t let them right back out on the street, but I wouldn’t think life in prison is the right answer either.Why should insanity be used as a reason to let a convicted killer free?
Thank youI honestly cant fathom that people genuinely think like you