Trump 2.0: MAGAA

[Bobcat]

What part of enforcing the law are you struggling with?

Too many cities coddling and protecting illegals and criminals

The Constitution is the supreme law of the land so above all of these laws are the rights to Due Process, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of the Press, Freedom of and from Religion, etc. These rights cannot be put aside or ignored.

Right to bear arms, for some reason you forgot that one

[kalm]

The law pertains to government too as part of the social contract.

And if you really want to end crime, there’s much more to it than enforcement. Socio-economics, lack of parenting, culture, rehabilitation.

Bring a bigger hammer and crime will go away.

All your hippy excuses are cute though, you went to college!

So authoritarian - gestapo like enforcement is your answer?

This isn’t Russia or Hungary or Saudi Arabia. This is America, son. Love it or leave it.

[Bobcat]

Abide by our laws or you should be hung, people that support criminals should be hung as well

[UNI88]

You CANNOT set aside the Constitution PERIOD. It is the foundation upon which the republic is built. Without it there is no United States of America.

Joey Rotten introduced “the banana republic” onto the United States with his idiotic lawfare and raids of Mar a Largo and you shook your pom-poms and cheered for every one of them

It’s gonna take some time for this lawfare to work its way through the system

Biden isn't in office anymore, let it go

[kalm]

Abide by our laws or you should be hung, people that support criminals should be hung as well

Weak troll.

[UNI88]

Abide by our laws or you should be hung, people that support criminals should be hung as well

Weak troll.

Voting for a criminal is supporting a criminal and 77+ million people voted for a convicted felon in 2024. That's a lot of people to hang.

[Caribbean Hen]

The reason you will never see Thomas Sowell on mainstream or prime time

He can’t get away with that statement? It applies to all ethnicities.

Maybe he couldn’t get in prime time was that he’s a gigantic hack.

Noooo

The brutal truth is just to much to bear

[Bobcat]

Weak troll.

Voting for a criminal is supporting a criminal and 77+ million people voted for a convicted felon in 2024. That's a lot of people to hang.

The rapist, criminal with 47 felonies was the better option.

Oh well

[UNI88]

karoline leavitt:

Homeless individuals will be given the option to leave their encampment, to be taken to a homeless shelter, to be offered addiction or mental health services.

Mental health services? Addiction services? The ones Republicans have been cutting or trying to cut funding for since 2017?

[Caribbean Hen]

karoline leavitt:

Homeless individuals will be given the option to leave their encampment, to be taken to a homeless shelter, to be offered addiction or mental health services.

Mental health services? Addiction services? The ones Republicans have been cutting or trying to cut funding for since 2017?

Peachy and Ming …..

[Bobcat]

Real journalists died in 1985

[kalm]

karoline leavitt:






Mental health services? Addiction services? The ones Republicans have been cutting or trying to cut funding for since 2017?

Peachy and Ming …..

Man you can always tell when you people have got nothing.

Peachy and Ming are right. A decent president would spend $200 million on shelters instead of an unneeded ballroom.

Kindness and crime prevention over gaudy Liberace influenced classlessness.

[UNI88]

C. A country’s capital city should be its crown jewel city. It usually gets the most international attention and tourists. And it should have the lowest crime rate of the major cities. DC is 23rd according to wiki in population. So until DC is the lowest in the Top 25 (not even close) and one could walk down the streets of SE DC in Anacostia at 2 AM without fear of being mugged/shot (you‘d currently have to have a death wish to do that) there should be massive resources poured in either state (in this case there is none) so Fed.

Solutions:
-Put police or MPs on every single crime ridden street corner.

-End cashless bail.
-Maximum sentenced for every repeat offender.
-3 strikes your our (automatic life for 3rd felony conviction).
-Try all 15-17 yr olds committing violent crime as adults

There‘s shouldn‘t be anyone on the streets with dozens of arrests. No more revolving door, slaps on the wrist because so and so thug had a hard life, no daddy, and deep down is really a good boy. If the DC prison doesn‘t have room, all the Club Fed locations around the country does. Do all the above and after a few years, problem solved.

This all should have been done decades ago after Johnson‘s New Deal led to the destruction of fatherhood, especially in the inner city. Now Trump is finally doing what should have been done a half century ago. Thank goodness we have new sheriff in town.

Then why does he have the national guard on the Mall on display like the tinpot dictator of a banana republic would rather than having them in SE DC like someone who is serious about reducing crime might?

No answer yet ...

Are they focusing on tourist hotspots and places where trump's motorcade frequently drives rather than actually reducing crime?

Trump’s route to Kennedy Center cleared of homeless camps amid DC crackdown

Blocks away from where President Donald Trump announced the latest slate of Kennedy Center honorees, workers began to sweep away homeless encampments along his route to the White House as part of his broader crackdown in the capital city.

The Aug. 13 move comes days after Trump seized control of Washington, D.C.'s local law enforcement, deployed National Guard troops, and ordered people living outside to "immediately" move, suggesting, as the president put it, that they be relocated "FAR from the Capital."

Amber Harding, executive director of the Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless, said officials cleared at least two tents on a patch of green space near the Kennedy Center as Trump spoke at the performing arts center.

Members of the city's Department of Human Services pinned notices to at least nine other tents in the area, notifying residents that the camps would be broken down and closed if not removed by the following morning.

George Morgan, a lifelong D.C. resident who has lived in the encampment for two months, said he's not sure where he will go. He won't go to a shelter because they wouldn't allow him to bring his American pit bull terrier.

"I’m very concerned," said Morgan, a Trump supporter, about the president’s takeover of the city’s police force and his mobilization of the National Guard. "I try not to take offense."

Looking more and more like the tinpot dictator of a banana republic. Next he'll have the national guard goose stepping down Pennsylvania Ave while MAQA yahoos cheer.

[Caribbean Hen]

Peachy and Ming …..

Man you can always tell when you people have got nothing.

Peachy and Ming are right. A decent president would spend $200 million on shelters instead of an unneeded ballroom.

Kindness and crime prevention over gaudy Liberace influenced classlessness.

Peachy and Ming have a Twitter account where they provide no evidence to back the festering TDS induced bs they spew

[UNI88]

Man you can always tell when you people have got nothing.

Peachy and Ming are right. A decent president would spend $200 million on shelters instead of an unneeded ballroom.

Kindness and crime prevention over gaudy Liberace influenced classlessness.

Peachy and Ming have a Twitter account where they provide no evidence to back the festering TDS induced bs they spew

Peachy and Ming's tweets were no less lacking in evidence than those of end wokeness, rapid response, libs of tik tok, etc.

Peachy says she works in the industry so she's providing her personal testimony. You are free to research her background and see if she's lying but just dismissing her is lazy.

Ming is correct that funding for healthcare, addiction support, homelessness, etc. has been cut most recently in trump's Budget Busting Behemoth. I'm not sure how you can even dispute that.

[kalm]

Peachy and Ming have a Twitter account where they provide no evidence to back the festering TDS induced bs they spew

Peachy and Ming's tweets were no less lacking in evidence than those of end wokeness, rapid response, libs of tik tok, etc.

Peachy says she works in the industry so she's providing her personal testimony. You are free to research her background and see if she's lying but just dismissing her is lazy.

Ming is correct that funding for healthcare, addiction support, homelessness, etc. has been cut most recently in trump's Budget Busting Behemoth. I'm not sure how you can even dispute that.

And it ain’t exactly a secret that homeless shelter beds are in short supply on a national level. Part of it is a shortage in affordable housing.

In Spokane there’s a similar shortage of mental health providers as well.

[Caribbean Hen]

Peachy and Ming's tweets were no less lacking in evidence than those of end wokeness, rapid response, libs of tik tok, etc.

Peachy says she works in the industry so she's providing her personal testimony. You are free to research her background and see if she's lying but just dismissing her is lazy.

Ming is correct that funding for healthcare, addiction support, homelessness, etc. has been cut most recently in trump's Budget Busting Behemoth. I'm not sure how you can even dispute that.

And it ain’t exactly a secret that homeless shelter beds are in short supply on a national level. Part of it is a shortage in affordable housing.

In Spokane there’s a similar shortage of mental health providers as well.

No doubt about … E Wash has some of most retarded fans in FCS

[kalm]

And it ain’t exactly a secret that homeless shelter beds are in short supply on a national level. Part of it is a shortage in affordable housing.

In Spokane there’s a similar shortage of mental health providers as well.

No doubt about … E Wash has some of most retarded fans in FCS

And Delaware fans are still butt hurt about 2011.

[Caribbean Hen]

No doubt about … E Wash has some of most retarded fans in FCS

And Delaware fans are still butt hurt about 2011.

some can’t even remember it

[GannonFan]

No doubt about … E Wash has some of most retarded fans in FCS

And Delaware fans are still butt hurt about 2011.

Show me another championship game that hinged on a fake chain crew screwing up the procedures of how to do the chains and we'll pipe down. Heck, the fact we aren't louder about it is amazing considering the egregiousness of the whole thing.

[GannonFan]

Abide by our laws or you should be hung, people that support criminals should be hung as well

The irony being, of course, that the laws themselves don't support hanging people for breaking those laws. So which laws are you abiding by, the actual ones or the ones you're making up in your head?

[kalm]

And Delaware fans are still butt hurt about 2011.

Show me another championship game that hinged on a fake chain crew screwing up the procedures of how to do the chains and we'll pipe down. Heck, the fact we aren't louder about it is amazing considering the egregiousness of the whole thing.

[Bobcat]

And it ain’t exactly a secret that homeless shelter beds are in short supply on a national level. Part of it is a shortage in affordable housing.

In Spokane there’s a similar shortage of mental health providers as well.

No doubt about … E Wash has some of most retarded fans in FCS

Amen brother, there was a never ending supply of idiots when the Bison played them over there. Then we went downtown to hang out with the meth heads.

Better crowd

[BDKJMU]

Trump Is Right That D.C. Has a Serious Crime Problem

The reality is more complicated than either the president or the mayor depict. Bowser is right that violence has declined. But the nation’s capital really does have a long-standing and profound violence problem that will not improve without deliberate intervention.

Like most other big cities, D.C. experienced a surge in violence during the pandemic. A timely analysis from the crime researcher Jeff Asher shows that murder crested in December 2023 and has been declining steadily since; the 2025 total through last month equals the equivalent figure in 2019. Carjackings are also down; Asher reports that July saw the fewest monthly carjackings since May 2020.

Look beyond the recent past, and the trend lines are less sunny. Although violent-crime rates overall are near 30-year lows, Washington’s murder rate was generally rising even before the pandemic. The murder rate at the end of 2024 was, per Asher’s data, lower than 2023, but still about 70 percent higher than that of a decade prior. And although carjackings are down, they’re still elevated over pre-2020. Lastly, Asher highlights some discrepancies between the city’s official violent-crime statistics and what it reports to the FBI, with the latter showing a more gradual decline in overall violence.

Notably, both sets of statistics seem out of keeping with the views of D.C. residents. About 65 percent of them told The Washington Post that crime was a “very” or “extremely” serious problem last year, even as violence declined.

Perhaps locals are responding to a measurable increase in public disorder—petty offenses such as vagrancy, shoplifting, and unsanitary conditions, which drive our perceptions of major crime. As I noted in a Manhattan Institute report last summer, indicators such as unsheltered homelessness and sanitation-enforcement requests to the city’s 311 line have spiked (and those trends continue into this year). When Trump complains of rising “squalor,” he’s not off base.

Such problems on their own would not necessarily warrant a federal takeover, though. What might is the fact that although crime is declining, Washington is still far more dangerous than the capital of the United States should be. Let’s not define deviancy down.

Let’s see, murders are way up but violent crime rates other than murder at a near 30 year low. Hmm, let’s see, you can’t really fudge murder rates, but you can for other violent crime.

Oh yeah:

Aside from the made up crisis of violence and his non-denial presser (roving bands kids on bicycles and motor bikes!) why didn’t he bring in the guard immediately on J6?



https://open.substack.com/pub/heatherco ... medium=ios

Amazing what happens when you fudge the #s to make crime look far lower than it is..

In a report published in July, it was revealed that a D.C. police commander was recently suspended for falsifying data to improve the city's crime statistics.

According to sources, the conspiracy is widespread and essentially an unstated policy. The D.C. police union, which has been working to expose all this, says that multiple supervisors have been reclassifying crimes so that they don't show up in the reports.

In other words, department leaders have been changing stabbings, shootings, and carjackings to lesser classifications like felony assault because then they will not show up in the daily crime statistics. Those crimes are also not required to be reported to the FBI, which is where most crime statistics are compiled nationwide.

All of this is deliberate.

…..

https://redstate.com/bonchie/2025/08/11 ... f-n2192682

[BDKJMU]

Then why does he have the national guard on the Mall on display like the tinpot dictator of a banana republic would rather than having them in SE DC like someone who is serious about reducing crime might?

No answer yet ...

You think they haven‘t added any resources to SE DC, or they haven‘t freed up DC PD in other areas of the city so DC PD can increase presence in SE DC?