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What these two tragedies have in common is they both could've been prevented. The career criminal in Waukesha shouldn't have been set free by the liberal prosecutor in Milwaukee. The Crumbley kid should've been suspended by the school the day they met with his moronic parents, regardless of...

Yep, it sure is. I'd tuned out after the third sentence. :oops:

By now everybody has read about this awful situation, and it's probably worse than the Sandy Hook shooting in 2012 because it was completely avoidable. This kid obviously had mental problems which the school administrators and especially the parents knew about. To think that the parents bought...

Is the Soapbox the right place for this thread?

Depends on what "it" is.

This sounds like a PR stunt directed by his handlers or his therapist. The gun was the inanimate object with which he defended his life. But if it brings back bad memories, then getting rid of it would have some therapeutic value. Maybe he'll burn the clothes he was wearing that night as well...

So if one of us has a brain fart about details of an event from American history, it signals our ignorance in every other subject we discuss? Seriously? This statement is a perfect example of a non sequitur. Hopefully, we're not headed to a point where every sentence in every conversation is...

Well, it could be black racism - or just plain old white hate. Turns out this guy has posted all kinds of racist vitriol urging violence against white people: "The Daily Mail reported that a now-deleted Facebook account belonging to Darrell Brooks Jr., 39, urged readers to take “white ppl (the...

Talib was on Axios yesterday saying they want to have all prisons eliminated within the next 10 years. They want "care" facilities instead.

The Milwaukee prosecutor who was responsible for the low bail policy that allowed this low-life to get out is taking a lot of heat. Problem is he's just one of many liberal politicians who espouse these pro-criminal policies.

He also mentioned being accepted to AZ State, but that would have to be with their online program. There's no way he would be safe on a large liberal college campus. But no matter where he goes he'll have a security detail with him for the next couple of years, if not longer.

Simply put, Democrat mayors and governors in our large metro areas are pushing hard to let criminals out of jail by reducing or eliminating bail. Even this morning AOC was campaigning in NYC with a push to let more criminals out of their jails because of their "humanitarian crisis" of...

No, it has nothing to do with events. The point is that particular post contained nothing but name-calling or irrelevant BS.

This guy has a criminal history dating back to 1999 - 50 pages worth. He was reportedly let out by a liberal prosecutor in Milwaukee who's trying to do away with cash bail, just like San Francisco and the CA campaign to get more criminals out of jail.

The last report I saw said he has an extensive criminal record. Not sure if he's from Kenosha, but it doesn't matter. He apparently drove to that Christmas parade with the intent to kill and injure defenseless people including kids in a high school band. Let's see how the media treats this guy...

Every word in this post is an ad hominem attack with a dash of the usual Trump hate added for good measure. It adds absolutely nothing to this thread.

Rittenhouse is neither legally nor morally guilty of anything other than bad judgement. Seventeen year-olds are known for that, and being stupid is neither illegal nor immoral. Most everyone knows that. However, there's no proof whatsoever that "he went there to be confrontational". A stronger...

The Rittenhouse trial and it's outcome didn't have anything to do with Right vs Left (Democrat vs GOP) - it was all about the rule of law and the constitution being upheld, and in this instance the standards were met in a commendable way. However, looking at the "bigger picture" of American...

And why wasn't "jump kick man" identified and charged? https://jonathanturley.org/2021/11/19/jump-kick-man-identified-in-rittenhouse-case-after-closing-arguments/

JUST IN - NOT GUILTY ON ALL COUNTS