Truly unbelievable!
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Armed Robber Gets 30 Months Probation In a Plea Deal.
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But owning a standard capacity magazine could be a felony? Yeah, I'm SURE they care about reducing crime. Remember, it's gun CONTROL
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But exercising a natural, individual, fundamental right which was re-affirmed in the 2nd amendment of the US constitution and upheld by SCOTUS twice is a felony and violators ARE prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
"A strong body makes the mind strong. As to the species of exercises, I advise the gun. While this gives moderate exercise to the body, it gives boldness, enterprise and independence to the mind. Games played with the ball, and others of that nature, are too violent for the body and stamp no character on the mind. Let your gun therefore be your constant companion of your walks"
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Now two flags fly above my land that really sum up how I feel. One is the colors that fly high and proud the red, the white, the blue. The other ones got a rattle snake with a simple statement made, don't tread on me, is what it says and I'll take that to my grave
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Posted Today, 08:48 AM
He was a democrat voter, that's why 
The Second Amendment of the Constitution protects the rest.
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BobPistol, on 22 May 2013 - 08:48 AM, said:
He was a democrat voter, that's why
He was for sure a hard right republican, the democrats hate guns and want to take them all away, remember?
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Not all democrats...
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This happens all day every day. I bet he is out in 10-15 months too.
Second City Cop does the map quite often in high profile cases. In one case someone had been sentanced to over 37 years of jail time for four different cases in a 10 year span and was STILL out of jail long enough to committ a 5th crime.
Second City Cop does the map quite often in high profile cases. In one case someone had been sentanced to over 37 years of jail time for four different cases in a 10 year span and was STILL out of jail long enough to committ a 5th crime.
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Seems to me that the correct way to fight gun violence is to convict the people that use a gun in the commission of a crime. Since the judges in this state tend to write their own laws instead of reading the laws that are already written, there is no way that gun violence will be defeated in this great state of yours. I am not considering Illinois to be my state, I am just sitting here waiting to move to Florida.
Guns are not the problem, bullets are not the problem. The problem is the lawyers and judges that rethink the laws to their own interpretation, let the criminal plea bargain down instead of prosecuting them on the more serious charge. The government wants to take our guns from us for no reason yet they release a criminal that has used a gun in a crime, a gun that has had the serial umber removed which is a violation of the law also, and placed him on probation. What is the sense of holding court for people like this. Give them their guns back, let them walk away laughing at the laws and the courts, so they can go rob someone else at gun point. The laws in this state against criminals suck. The politicians in this state are no better than the gutter scum that gets away with this sort of thing. They all need to be in jail. Start with Quinn and work your way down the ladder then when the trash gets removed, maybe Illinois could become a state again instead of a realm.
Guns are not the problem, bullets are not the problem. The problem is the lawyers and judges that rethink the laws to their own interpretation, let the criminal plea bargain down instead of prosecuting them on the more serious charge. The government wants to take our guns from us for no reason yet they release a criminal that has used a gun in a crime, a gun that has had the serial umber removed which is a violation of the law also, and placed him on probation. What is the sense of holding court for people like this. Give them their guns back, let them walk away laughing at the laws and the courts, so they can go rob someone else at gun point. The laws in this state against criminals suck. The politicians in this state are no better than the gutter scum that gets away with this sort of thing. They all need to be in jail. Start with Quinn and work your way down the ladder then when the trash gets removed, maybe Illinois could become a state again instead of a realm.
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Any right not exercised is a forgotten right.
The founding fathers of this nation were very clear about the meaning of the second amendment and the Supreme Court has backed them up.-----Repeatedly.
The fiercest criminal the the citizen has to fear is a Government that becomes over-bearing.
Any right not exercised is a forgotten right.
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My neighbor down the street was charged with a bunch of felonies stemming from having, ahem, non-consensual sex with a minor (he's 50) and received 28 days in jail to be served on weekends and 2 yrs of supervised release. The SA dropped the Class 1 and 2 felonies because the victim didn't want to testify. The SA here will plea bargain 10 Class X felonies down to a Class 2 with a suspended sentence. It's ridiculous.
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Mac, on 22 May 2013 - 10:48 AM, said:
Seems to me that the correct way to fight gun violence is to convict the people that use a gun in the commission of a crime. Since the judges in this state tend to write their own laws instead of reading the laws that are already written, there is no way that gun violence will be defeated in this great state of yours. I am not considering Illinois to be my state, I am just sitting here waiting to move to Florida.
Guns are not the problem, bullets are not the problem. The problem is the lawyers and judges that rethink the laws to their own interpretation, let the criminal plea bargain down instead of prosecuting them on the more serious charge. The government wants to take our guns from us for no reason yet they release a criminal that has used a gun in a crime, a gun that has had the serial umber removed which is a violation of the law also, and placed him on probation. What is the sense of holding court for people like this. Give them their guns back, let them walk away laughing at the laws and the courts, so they can go rob someone else at gun point. The laws in this state against criminals suck. The politicians in this state are no better than the gutter scum that gets away with this sort of thing. They all need to be in jail. Start with Quinn and work your way down the ladder then when the trash gets removed, maybe Illinois could become a state again instead of a realm.
Guns are not the problem, bullets are not the problem. The problem is the lawyers and judges that rethink the laws to their own interpretation, let the criminal plea bargain down instead of prosecuting them on the more serious charge. The government wants to take our guns from us for no reason yet they release a criminal that has used a gun in a crime, a gun that has had the serial umber removed which is a violation of the law also, and placed him on probation. What is the sense of holding court for people like this. Give them their guns back, let them walk away laughing at the laws and the courts, so they can go rob someone else at gun point. The laws in this state against criminals suck. The politicians in this state are no better than the gutter scum that gets away with this sort of thing. They all need to be in jail. Start with Quinn and work your way down the ladder then when the trash gets removed, maybe Illinois could become a state again instead of a realm.
But without guns you have no gun violence, why lock up the poor of the urban communities when we can just ban guns, solve the problem and keep our youth out of the jails!
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