Illinois won’t be intimidated

[AProudLefty]

So he does that with you too.

I only do it when the question is dumb.

It's a mirror.

 

[anonymoose]

I only do it when the question is dumb.

It's a mirror.

So you outdumb other posters. Impressive.

 

[AProudLefty]

So you outdumb other posters. Impressive.

Not my fault you asked a silly question.

 

[anonymoose]

Not my fault you asked a silly question.

What was the silly question?

 

[AProudLefty]

What was the silly question?

Who do you think is tougher on criminals, Dems or republicans?

 

[anonymoose]

I was talking about local governments.
Not MAGAs on one specific date.

 

[AProudLefty]

I was talking about local governments.
Not MAGAs on one specific date.

To answer your question:

Areas of overlap and complexity
Despite the differing approaches, the issue is not exclusively black and white, and complexities exist within both parties.

• Bipartisan support for reform: Polling has consistently shown that criminal justice reform has widespread bipartisan support, indicating that many Republicans also see the need for change.
• Differing priorities: A 2024 Pew Research Center survey found that Republicans are significantly more likely than Democrats to say that reducing crime should be a top priority for the government.
• Local-level policy impact: Research from Harvard University has shown that the political affiliation of a city's mayor has little effect on crime rates, suggesting that factors beyond party politics influence public safety.
• Crime statistics: Recent FBI data show that crime rates fell significantly across the U.S. in 2024, continuing a downward trend that began after a pandemic-era spike. Both parties have tried to claim credit for these reductions or deny their validity.

 

[Guno צְבִי]

They kill rabbits and other small game in their nests, just for the fun of killing torturing them to death.

Sezzz the mental defective who went to farmers to volunteer to kill small animals on their property and who killed neighbors cats

 

[RB 60]

Sezzz the mental defective who went to farmers to volunteer to kill small animals on their property and who killed neighbors cats

Exaggerating a bit there, maggot?

 

[Stone]

Have a problem with asking questions?

 

[AProudLefty]

So yes? Why?

 

[Stone]

So yes? Why?

Most NORMAL people have a problem with people answering a question by ASKING a question instead of answering the one that was posed to you. You are known for doing that. As anyone knows,....the reason people do that is because they are being dodgy and are using that extra time to dream up an answer. If people have to DREAM up an answer it normally means the answer they thought up was a lie they came up with that they THINK sounds logical. But it doesn't.....when answering truthfully a person doesn't need time to dream something up. So basically,....when asked a question JUST ANSWER IT. Otherwise people tend to simply see you as dishonest.

 

[AProudLefty]

Most NORMAL people have a problem with people answering a question by ASKING a question instead of answering the one that was posed to you. You are known for doing that. As anyone knows,....the reason people do that is because they are being dodgy and are using that extra time to dream up an answer. If people have to DREAM up an answer it normally means the answer they thought up was a lie they came up with that they THINK sounds logical. But it doesn't.....when answering truthfully a person doesn't need time to dream something up. So basically,....when asked a question JUST ANSWER IT. Otherwise people tend to simply see you as dishonest.

Turning questions around to mirror always give the answers.