Criminals who engage in violent riots and their parents should both be held accountable by being sent to federal prison.

“If we simply locked up all these lawless criminals along with their parents, which we could do, we'd solve a lot of problems at once.”

Strict enforcement of law and the elimination of policies like cashless bail are essential to restoring safety in cities.

“If you go back this whole thing with cashless bail is a disaster. So many problems came that we we never had before.”

The state's primary duty in criminal justice is to protect the public by removing dangerous repeat offenders from society.

“the first duty is actually just to protect the public. M second duty can be things like how do you rehabilitate them once they're behind bars? How do you deal with them once they're behind all these questions but the very first duty of the state should be you are clearly a danger to the public. we s”

Shelley E advocates that immigrants who commit crimes should be imprisoned before they are deported.

“Exactly. You made a good point and we've been saying this for a few weeks now. President Trump has said it. Other people have said it. Nonwestern people from from these third world um Thank you, President Trump. garbage countries. They cannot and will not assimilate here.”

Criminal acts are rarely a logical or profitable path and often result in significant negative consequences.

“it's the difference between being a a kid making those rash stupid decisions and being an adult and saying no this is this is this has got nothing but downside even if it's upside for a few years.”

Criminals who commit violent acts are often motivated by the fact that they have already received long sentences and believe they have nothing left to lose.

“I've had them tell me it doesn't matter how I act I'm never getting out of here and they're right they are right they're not getting out and if they've got a doubt whatsoever and a lot of them have told me that if I've got a worry whether he's going to do something to me or not I'm just going to go ”

Criminal acts are frequently driven by untreated mental health issues rather than simple malice.

“innocent people can die because someone's sick yeah and that's what's scary is it is just a sickness but how aggressive it was”

Criminal acts are generally motivated by greed and the desire to feel powerful rather than by the justifications criminals create to excuse their behavior.

“it wasn't the diamond the diamonds are pretty good the diamonds are cool diamonds are um but but that that was my motivation and then then to learn that he had done it before started to bring into question hey what every robbery was presented to us as this guy's bad”

Tyler Robinson is innocent and was set up by federal authorities in the Charlie Kirk murder case.

“I feel 99.9% certain that Tyler Robinson did not shoot Charlie Kirk from a rooftop by himself.”

Federal authorities aggressively pursue individuals in the sex work industry for tax evasion and other charges to seize their money.

“They going to get you, my [ __ ] They're going to get you, my guy. It ain't nothing you can do. You can't be slick. You can't do this. They got the IRS. They got everybody lined up in partnership with them, man. They can't get you in one way, they going to get you in another way.”

The police are failing to address rampant crime because they are more focused on metrics and political correctness than on charging offenders and protecting residents.

“They are so focused on metrics, so focused on getting convictions that they are not putting things to charge and that is the police.”

Increasing surveillance and reliance on technology in response to crimes may lead to an unwanted mass surveillance state.

“I will also say that like that sentiment I feel like is how we've ended up with a mass surveillance state where there are cameras everywhere and we're all being tracked like you know like oh my god we need even more camera”