Let’s play Jeopardy!

Answer: Speech policing, decarceration, high taxes, removal of AP in schools.

What is: All states suffering from the woke mind virus.

These policies are failing and people are voting with their feet…

San Francisco embraced harm reduction and decarceration in 2018 – but, after several years of poor results, the city veered back towards more traditional policies in 2022.

T Wolf 🌁 explains how that happened.

Watch the full podcast here: breakingneedles.com/p/learning-fro…

How many?

While you do the math, I'll post about her decarceration work, reforms adopted by the USDOJ and progressive DAs nationwide, and reentry work that prompted her 'lock em up' white men subordinates to call her a social worker instead of a prosecutor.

Gotta admit though:

I wish the US had mass, ongoing occupying protests for free healthcare, a dignified minimum wage and mass decarceration.

I wish we cared about each other in this way.

The solution for unwanted children is to WANT them.

The solution for unloved children is to LOVE them.

The solution for a future of poor education, poverty and incarceration is EDUCATIONAL INVESTMENT, JOBS, and DECARCERATION.

Killing innocent life will NEVER be the solution.

lol. Does Soros only use Balko when pretending crime is down? Does Balko just recycle the same lies he did during Chesa’s recall?

BTW this lunatic is a decarceration activist who thinks the people like the animals who murdered Jasper Wu shouldn’t serve time. Personally I think

This is something nobody should ever have a chance to do twice. Decarceration is killing us.

Updated with 2022 Data

Unsurprisingly, 2022 had exceptionally low rates of Philadelphians in PA Prison and an exceptionally high homicide total

Forced decarceration remained a disaster

The inverse correlation between homicide and incarceration actually grew stronger from 2021

🇬🇧George Soros has already invested hundreds of millions in more than 300 NGOs operating in Brazil, to promote gender ideology, abortion, drug liberation, censorship and mass decarceration.
And some still believe that it’s all for ‘the greater good’. 😏
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🇧🇷E ainda tem gente

Truly honored to have the support of the JimOwles Liberal Democratic Club!

Owles’ legacy of radical protest and action + the org's commitment to LGBTQ+ justice, health care, decarceration and more are as fearless as they are inspiring. I can't wait to fight alongside them. 🧵

Mass incarceration is our American reality. It is a system whose logic evolved from the same lineage as Jim Crow, American apartheid, & slavery.

To end it, we have to change.

That means we need to have a real conversation about decarceration & prison abolition in this country.

At Berkeley Law School's seminar on ‘the role of the elected prosecutor’ this month, we sat down with Manhattan Institute fellow and author of Criminal (In)Justice Rafael A. Mangual to discuss how campaigners’ efforts to secure ‘mass decarceration’ harm public safety ➡️

Murder rates are up 50 percent in the United States since 2015. 50 PERCENT. That is a catastrophic failure for decarceration and cashless bail and cannabis legalization and all the other soft-on-crime policies, and the left needs to own it.

I believe in abolishing police unions and holding entire precincts financially accountable for crimes committed by their own. Drain pensions. I believe in decarceration and humane prisons. I believe in resources and equity. I DONT believe in letting mfs who abuse and rape roam

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Thank you for bringing this up - I made a similar point in last Sundays Atlanta Journal-Constitution after seeing 10+ articles written about GA prison crises and not one of them mentioned decarceration/release as obvious solution.

Tennessee has been bucking the national decarceration trend in some important ways over the last couple of years. Another important development today👇🏽

The walls came tumbling down following today’s incredible mock prison cell exhibit UT Austin to demonstrate what extreme heat feels like in TX prisons—decarceration in action!

Matthew Chapman And Americans simply hate crime and disorder. Most people will never tolerate an increase in crime for decarceration.

People on here really thinking it’s a valid argument that decarceral policymaking can’t possibly be racist because the advocates calling for decarceration say they’re doing it for black communities…