New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio was shocked—shocked
I tell you! —to learn that some of the more than 1,400 criminals he recently
let out of prison to lessen their chances of contracting the coronavirus have
already committed additional crimes. The mayor was so gob-smacked by the news
that more than 50 inmates who were released have since committed offenses and
been sent back to jail—with some of those already re-released—that he
lamented the fact to reporters at a recent briefing according to the New York
Post. De Blasio opined: “I think it’s
unconscionable just on a human level that folks were shown mercy and this
is what some of them have done.” He added, “We’re going to just keep buckling
down on it, making sure there’s close monitoring and supervision to the maximum
step possible.” Note to de Blasio: criminals are not, in fact, typically known
for their peerless consciences nor their exemplary humanity.
This is one reason why progressives
should never be put in positions of power over nations or cities. They are an
existential danger to individuals and societies because they fundamentally
misjudge human nature, their own included. They are much too willing to give
criminals a pass, while taking every opportunity to savage those who disagree
with them. And they pat themselves on the back for doing both.
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