DaddySatyr -> Blood On Their Hands (12/1/2017 7:44:20 AM)
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Twelve people, tried and true … Twelve true people. From the outset, I want to say, very clearly, I believe the jury in San Francisco deliberated and voted their conscience and that's (kind of) the disappointment. Twelve citizens, presumably “normal” (whatever that means) and of good conscience decided that an illegal alien, five times deported, who “found” (he probably stole) a gun and fired it on a pier with a bunch of people on it and killed Kate Steinle is not guilty of anything. Not guilty of anything. Well, that kind of sticks in my craw. He crossed our border SIX TIMES, illegally. He was found with drugs and (I think) was facing charges of intent to distribute. He was released and stole a weapon. He claims it accidentally discharged. Unfortunately, this is a Pablum©-puker's dream. It's those evil guns. It's not the idiots wielding them. It's the guns. So, it's not the fault of those twelve people; it's the environment in which they live. It's that leftist echo chamber that is named San Francisco County. It's in “The Peoples' Republic of California” The tradition there is to scoff at any law with which they don't agree. In some cases, it's to act in direct opposition to that law. In this case, it has ensured that Kate Steinle's blood has permanently stained San Francisco. San Francisco had this barely human piece of flotsam in their jail. I.C.E. (Immigration & Customs Enforcement) asked San Francisco to hold him until they could pick him up, what's called “put a detainer on him”. San Francisco, in their infinite, “opposition” wisdom decided to thumb their nose at I.C.E. and federal law and released him, allowing him to be on that pier with that gun where Kate and her dad were enjoying a day in the sunshine. There is no doubt the Steinle family will be filing a wrongful death suit (I believe they already have) so, it was to San Francisco's benefit this illegal alien who “accidentally” discharged a weapon on that pier be found “not guilty”. I'm not suggesting collusion, but it was certainly fortuitous he was found not guilty because, had he been found guilty, the Steinle family law suit would have been a slam dunk. And, obviously I am not alleging a judge on any bench in the country could “steer” a trial. That could never happen. I, for one, would love to be able to read the charge to the jury. I wish Kate Steinle weren't dead. I wish illegals weren't given sanctuary in so many places in this country. I wish breaking the law begat consequences for all people, equally. If wishes were horses, beggars would ride. I hope the Steinle family sues San Francisco into bankruptcy and then, the federal government refuses to bail them out. "San Steinle" has kind of a cool ring to it. Michael
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