By "W"
Mon, Mar 27, 2023 10:01 pm A Stabbing in Washington
I didn't see mention of this attack on the weekend editions of the local metro-DC-VA-MD reports that I receive. For my money, abortion of the unfit criminal class is the most useful solution. Why allow the worthless to rape, carjack, stab, shoot, murder in various ways, etc. when society would have been better off if they had not been born? I consider aborting them to be preemptive capital removal.
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From: Contra <contra@substack.com>
Date: Mon, Mar 27, 2023 at 9:30 PM
From: Contra <contra@substack.com>
Date: Mon, Mar 27, 2023 at 9:30 PM
A Stabbing in Washington
A Stabbing in WashingtonOne of Senator Rand Paul's staff members was brutally attacked in D.C. over the weekend. The suspect had been released from prison the day before.
An aide to Republican Senator Rand Paul was brutally attacked over the weekend. The suspect's name is Glynn Neal, who, as it turns out, was released the day before the attack.  Virginians 4 Safe Communities @VA4SafeComm NEW: Suspect (Glynn NEAL) who stabbed US Senate Staffer on DC's H Street in unprovoked attack Saturday (3/25) was released from Federal Prison the DAY BEFORE — served 12 years for violent crimes including kidnapping/pimping etc. @charlesallen @MayorBowser @DCPoliceUnion… https://t.co/TMYlWODAa0 11:25 PM ∙ Mar 27, 2023 188Likes137Retweets Department of Justice records surfaced by Virginians 4 Safe Communities show that in 2011, Neal had been convicted on charges of "pandering, procuring, compelling a person to live a life of prostitution against her will, felony threats, and obstruction of justice." He was sentenced to more than 12 years in prison. Neal was released on March 24. He allegedly attacked Paul's staffer the next evening, stabbing him multiple times and leaving him in critical condition, Fox 5 DC reported. Virginians 4 Safe Communities @VA4SafeComm Charges vs Glynn Neal 11:25 PM ∙ Mar 27, 2023 23Likes20Retweets Twelve years sounds like a long time to some. But it's often not punitive enough. Neal's case reminds me of the Eliza Fletcher murder, which followed the release of Cleotha Abston-Henderson in Memphis, Tennessee. I wrote about it in Contra.  CONTRAIn "True Detective," the character Rust Cohle delivers a Nietzschean line about the absurdity of life's cyclicity: "Time is a flat circle." So too is tragedy, which cycles through the same carousel of horrors over and again. That is essentially the condition of an America that is captive to crime and paralyzed by the bugaboo of racism, as illustrated by the case of Cleotha Abston-Henderson… 6 months ago · 14 likes · 3 comments · Pedro L. Gonzalez Abston-Henderson was sentenced to serve all of a 24-year sentence for his role in robbing and abducting at gunpoint a Memphis man in 2000. Abston-Henderson had a long list of violent priors before that. Nevertheless, he served 20 years for good behavior and was released in 2020. Two years later, he abducted and [raped and] brutally murdered Fletcher, a teacher, while she was on a morning run. Abston-Henderson had actually raped a woman at gunpoint one year before killing Fletcher, but investigators didn't uncover that until just after he took Fletcher's life. The death penalty and virtually permanent incapacitation behind bars are the only solutions for this type of criminal, who will continue to re-offend until they [sic] are [sic] taken out of action by the justice system. In my March column for Chronicles, I cite a U.S. Sentencing Commission report that found a correlation between longer sentences and lower recidivism rates. But longer sentences, of course, are the one thing both parties have devoted themselves to reducing. We've become a pathologically soft society, and people pay the price in blood daily.
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Will Paul expound about black crime and come around publicly to being pro-White?Is he a possible replacement for Pat Buchanan in the niche that Pat held for so long?
ReplyDeleteI think Rand Paul has potential.This type of incident could move him in that direction.
--GRA
>But it's often not punitive enough.
ReplyDeleteFor many violent criminals there is no such thing as 'punitive enough' -- this is why California passed the 3 strikes law, to put habitual offenders away so they could not hurt anyone else again.
http://web.archive.org/web/20230325204520/https://twitter.com/wanyeburkett/status/1639455992067899392
"I keep trying to tell you: criminals are not like you. He didn’t make a mistake. He didn’t get caught up in a bad situation and do something out of character. He isn’t a good kid at risk of being judged for an uncharacteristic moment. He isn’t losing sleep or plagued with regret."
Thanks for letting us know that Glynn Neal is a black career criminal. I make a brief effort to find a photo or mugshot, but nothing turned up.
ReplyDeletePedro Gonzales--the Mex equivalent to Larry Elder for blacks.Some people think he's the greatest thing since burritos and beer,but he's for legalizing Mex who are here illegally and for more to come in with only casual interference.He's a Mex first--as he should be(since he IS one)and a protector of the U.S.border second.I'd read a couple of his columns a few years ago,which I posted,as he beat his chest about his Mex heritage.
ReplyDeleteNothing he says interests me.
--GRA
Mex who are here illegally and for more to come in with only casual interference.He's a Mex first--as he should be(since he IS one)and
ReplyDeleteHe can really shows how proud he is of his Mexican heritage by staying in Mexico and making broadcast from there that would be great if he did that so much better for everybody