"You can try to change New York, but it's just like Jay-Z says: concrete bunghole where dreams are made up...there's nothing you can do."
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Hey, what do you know, this fuck has two prior rapes in New York City, a record spanning five years, and lives between Miami and the Bronx.
I'm glad they got him, but it took a long time - obviously.
What the hell happened with the prior rapes in 2021 and 2023?
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This rape was highly visible, and I worry that's the only reason it was solved in the timeline it was. The attack took place 10/24.
Odds are the suspect is living here illegally - a ghost. Because he probably has family in Miami, he could hunt here and then leave the city to wait for the trail to go cold...
Democrats in City Council and in the legislature have done nothing in the last decade but undermine police activity, rally against the collection, retention, or processing of evidence, use the law to harbor criminals (native/foreign), and run candidates that are rabidly retarded, anti-police, and pro-crime for judge and DA. DAs have campaigned on finding reasons to prosecute police (or Trump, of course).
This kind of problem used to matter to feminists. If they lie that it does in 2026, they can always misdirect their audience of children to a right wing bogeyman that doesn't exist and rescramble their brains, lest tiktok subscribers ask who makes the laws in their district.
We have DAs that are offering plea deals to sex criminals based on immigration status (see QT).
All of this adds up. Whatever burdens come in looking for usable evidence that points anywhere meaningful - before someone like this can enjoy serially offending and avoiding capture for years at a time, if they're ever arrested - the NYPD is operating under a government that extends more rights to foreign-born rapists than to taxpayers (future victims). Law enforcement agents are theoretically expected to prevent and solve rape, yet there's no reciprocity from far more powerful offices towards that purpose.
Stupid fucking goldfish-brained voters who don't know who their borough DA is (they'll still re-elect him on a ballot if he has a "D" next to his name) nor know what he does thus blame the police for everything. Nobody responsible gives a shit because they're wholly invested in making our problems worse, and it never touches their seats.
Simple incompetence or lack of technology will always hinder resolution, but our government is working for criminals...and we accept it.
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🚨 They didn't lose the child's age. They were trained to leave it out.
Under federal immigration law, sexual abuse of a minor is an aggravated felony. For a noncitizen, it means mandatory detention, deportation and a permanent bar from ever coming back. In my 24 years at ICE ERO, those were the cases we never let slide.
The key element is the child's age. Take the age out of the conviction and you take out the aggravated felony.
According to the House Judiciary Committee report, the Bronx DA's 2019 plea-bargaining guide told prosecutors in these cases to "offer something that does not have the child's age as an element."
Think about what that means. A grown man commits a sex crime against a child. He pleads to something that, on paper, could have been against an adult. The record that reaches ICE no longer shows a child victim. The removal case falls apart, and he stays here.
The child didn't get a plea deal. The child gets to live with it, and maybe in the same neighborhood as him.
This came out Oct. 26. Two weeks later there's been no outrage from the Bronx DA, the AG or the networks. Nothing. @claudiatenney @JudiciaryGOP @Jim_Jordan @itsyourgov @NMalliotakis @EliseStefanik
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They had him, and they didn't arrest him in 2021.
Rape is up in NYC and has been since the riots.
...This is probably a sign of how things are going. I think the police are being overburdened and they're at the mercy of DAs and shitty Democratic judges that are resisting this, but this is all on the NYPD.
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Thune whipped up enough votes to re-elect his rotten azz, but wants you to believe he couldn’t whip enough votes for the SAVE Act.
I loathe him.
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If Trump wants to Go to China, why not do it on health care (which directly affects affordability) instead of amnesty (something only business lobbies, activists, and the media are really demanding). Cohn mentions at least 3 possible Go-to-China compromises short of Sanders' "Medicare for All:" 1) Voluntary buy-in to existing Medicare; 2) Lower Medicare age to 55; 3) Extend Medicare to kids (who are cheap to insure). Any one of these would be progress, and also educational, in terms of what will work and what will break the bank.
But, Good Lord, don't ask taxpayers to fund any of these before you stop wasting billions on scams like hospice fraud, which are ongoing laist.com/news/health/la-cou…
Some spinach-eating that will save you hours and hours later: @CitizenCohn's clear survey of possible Dem health care strategies and compromises. (I don't know why Cohn is at @BulwarkOnline, but he is.)open.substack.com/pub/thebul…
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Karmelo Anthony stabbed a white kid to death and was still able to stay in school and graduate with no issues while his family raised half a million dollars and bought a new house. A white girl made a noise into a Ring camera and had to withdraw from school for her own safety within a day of the video being posted online. That basically tells you everything you need to know about the racial disparities in this country.
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Pretty weird the Ole Miss story is getting more coverage than the bones of Santa Claus being literally desecrated and burned
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Incredible stuff.
A Maryland mall closed down over 20 years ago and the lot has been sitting vacant since. A developer planned to invest $5 billion in a data center.
Instead, a China-tied group worked with a local activist to block the development.
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Fun fact: The woman pictured here credited the viral success of her campaign to the Party for Socialism and Liberation, a China proxy organization operating here in the United States.
PSL is the political arm of the Shanghai-based Neville Roy Singham, an avowed Marxist multimillionaire who has bankrolled anti-American, pro-CCP nonprofits to the tune of $278 million.
Singham’s political foot soldiers have been boots on the ground in dozens of anti-data center fights across the country. But striking down the $5 billion data center campus in Landover, MD, was by far their biggest scalp.
In the ongoing campaign against American AI, cui bono?
More than anyone, it’s our chief political adversary.
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It would sure be nice if even one Catholic bishop—just one—would speak up about the moral obligation of illegal immigrants to return to their country of origin and seek legal means of emigration.
Or the moral obligation of elected officials to enforce duly enacted laws on immigration.
Or the moral obligation of our leaders to prioritize the good of their citizens over the good of foreign nationals.
But no, we get this instead, every time.
Friends, Catholic social teaching holds two things together: a nation has the right, and the duty, to regulate its borders, and every migrant is a person of incomparable dignity who deserves generosity.
In January, amid the tensions in Minnesota, I proposed that enforcement focus on those who have committed serious crimes. Last year, together with my brother bishops of Minnesota, I called on Congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform. What the President described Sunday in his 60 Minutes interview about immigration is very much in that spirit.
The President now proposes working with Democrats toward a solution that involves a properly regulated border, the deportation of people who have committed serious crimes, and a generous approach toward those who have been non-violent and have contributed to the economy. He even admitted that the enforcement of his immigration policy has been too tough.
That is the balance the Church’s teaching points toward. We have waited years for a solution to this thorny problem. I would strongly encourage leaders in both parties to take advantage of this extraordinary opportunity.
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The only people who are going to be taught a lesson are hardworking Americans. The rich are insulated from these problems. More security and tax shelters. The criminals will commit more fraud. The working man and woman are about to lose their constitutional rights.
You know sometimes I really hate being proven correct. Up until the midterms I was arguing with very silly people who were advocating that we needed to protest vote for Democrats. Their argument was this was the only way to make our voices heard, so we had to do it, because otherwise things would continue to shift leftward.
I argued instead that people are rarely emboldened in defeat. That it would actually make it more likely that we shift towards more moderate positions, and not in anyway go further right. That it would all embolden the worst people on the right, the pre-Trump establishment and those backing amnesty.
And even if this is just left to rhetoric, it is still rhetoric which is not bolder than it was before. It still shows that people falter, consolidate, and moderate in the face of defeat. “Vote blue to save us and push us further right.” Has shown itself to have been quite possibly one of the most retarded political ideas ever implemented.
The sad part is, I guarantee you it will be sold again as the correct action to take in 2028. Just please remember how absolutely retarded it was then, when people tell you to do this again.
Man...
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@ChairmanEdCox needs to resign.
2018: Ed Cox lost us the State Senate in a congressional wipeout where 3 GOP incumbents were ousted.
2024: While President Trump did fantastic in New York. Yet again, 3 Republicans in the house lose their seats. We had an easy opportunity to gain in Nassau, Cox squandered it.
2025: Cox provided no staffing, fundraising, communication, or anything remotely helpful to Curtis Sliwa besides a Fox News hit glazing him.
2026: 12 Republican incumbent state legislators ousted, Blakeman underperforming in traditional republican territory, Hochul and the NYS Dems laughing in our face. Total wipeout. Near extinction level event for the NY GOP.
@ChairmanEdCox and the @NewYorkGOP are responsible for the devastation on Tuesday and we cannot stop reminding them until Ed Cox resigns as Chairman.
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The policy was not too tough. There need to be more deportations, not fewer. The mistake was staging deportation theater with Kristi Noem out on ICE raids dressed like Tomb Raider. Don’t call so much attention to it. Don’t have government accounts on X posting spicy memes about it. Just go do it, efficiently and professionally. Is that option even being considered?
President Trump says his administration’s deportation policy was “too tough.” cbsn.ws/4k5CJfU
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X ads targeting me continue to pry for high emotional response that's so pointed, it makes me curious how these are created...what is being read from me.
The ad creator couldn't decide whether to make the protagonist deeply sympathetic or relatable and casual (and in this, visibly ridiculous). I know this is targeting a zoomer audience, so it makes sense they use an ethnically ambiguous guy that's anxious about proving himself at Big Financial Company because he's not white or masculine, but look at those fuckin' jheri curls. Can't tell me that's anything else! Distracting and goofy.
Anyway, note that he's holding his hands to his mouth like a frightened child, paralyzed with fear and defeat. Christ in Gethsemane for a zoomer audience. (Perhaps every non-tech oriented zoomer in the age of information and AI is. I am.) He's isolated by work from his coworkers - can't get lunch with them. He's confounded by the task at hand. His dismissal looms. I unironically feel his pain and worry.
The second facial expression over the caption promising a solution is available is that of a man that hears the voice of God extending a hand in his hour of need - he quakes with disbelief and desperate, fearful hope. With visceral need.
...And then...thanks to Google Gemini...contrast all that with the open relief you see in those last panels.
Yes, he's still 5'9 and small-framed and has a ridiculous merkin hairstyle, but his fear is gone. He's solved the most important problem.
I recently had a conversation with someone about using AI for work tasks while my phone was nearby, but I have never logged into twitter from my cellphone. The email address I use for this account is only used for twitter and newsletters-no correspondence. In theory, nothing for the gremlins in the algo to read.
I wonder how many of my devices not only spy on me but are tracking friends and family so they can dig into open wounds in my brain and seek out raw nerves.
Fuckers
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if you ever happen to find yourself shitting in your own car
because you are mad at elon musk about politics
consider for a moment you may be mentally ill
Scott Galloway says he owned a Tesla, but sold it because of Elon.
"Not before taking a giant dump in the passenger seat. True story."
He's gone from suggesting Elon be executed to telling stories of taking dumps in a car he owned because it was made by Elon's company.
This is a broken, deranged and utterly toxic individual.