Chris Moritz
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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And not as famous, infamous as 47, but very destructive. There's a case of a offender released under this who went on to... kill like four or five people in a mass shooting gang related, like within two years of release. Because of course, when they go into the parole system, the parole system is completely incompetent at the local levels. They, again, they do not have the resources.
And there was a participation rate of offenders of 9% in rehabilitation programs. And the cornerstone of 57 was we are taking these, you know, people that, you know, they are nonviolent and they can be redeemed, right? But it's really just a gimmick that is driven by, again, this mandate by the Supreme Court, but also by the influence of criminal justice reform advocates.
there are those who are pushed for these initiatives who are just pure sociopaths and they are not really committed ideologically. They, they, they galvanize around it because it's in vogue and it allows them access to money like Soros money. George Gascon is probably the greatest example of this. Um,
Not an ideologue, by the way, a very bad, stupid lawyer from what everyone says, but not an ideologue, a sociopath is how he's been described to me, as have some of these other rogue prosecutors. But then there's the true believers. And within criminal justice reform, I think that it's fair to say there's a spectrum of radicalism. You know, some initiatives, I think, have, like, good intentions.
You know, we do want rehabilitation in society. We do want the opportunity to build one's life back by a bad choice. Like, that's a Christian value. Of course. But— It goes much, much deeper than that.
And I think that as you peel back the layers of criminal justice reform and look at what they're specifically advocating for, it ranges not only from mass incarceration solutions, but also, frankly, defunding the police. pacifying the police through, you know, ideas like community policing in which police are sort of characterized now as social workers rather than law enforcement.
Emasculating them, turning them into women. Well, literally emasculating them. Literally. I mean, women now make a huge portion of overall cops. And, you know, there's the cops I've talked to who are like, you know, serious, serious, like, threatening figures, but good guys. They see the police today as an absolute joke.
And I can tell you, and I'll get into it, about how bad it's getting at the LAPD and other law enforcement agencies, but through erosion because of these policies and morale erosion. But back to criminal justice reform, I think that it's really important to strip away euphemisms.
And when I was evaluating the tenets of this movement, it became apparent to me that not only did it place the offender above victim, it fundamentally resulted in the diffusion of crime and the spreading of suffering as a policy choice.
Well, for sure, BLM activists say that mass stealing of retail stores is a form of reparation. I call this crime equity, this concept. And it's not even something said in jest or flippantly. It's actually a very deep and dark concept. idea with historical analogs.
I think particularly pertinent would be what happened in Rhodesia, where criminals are released from prisons en masse and sent on essentially government sanctioned theft of white farmer land and other property. And this is a form of
Yeah. And I will give you some example. The second in charge at the L.A. County District Attorney's Office, the chief of staff, a woman named Tiffany Blacknell, who... you know, is proud to have been a rioter and looter in the 1992 Rodney King. Is a prosecutor? She came from the public defender's office. Gascon has filled the... Wait, but she is currently a prosecutor?
She is Gascon's chief of staff. Wow. She was a rioter? Yeah.
Yeah. Asians in particular.
Yeah.
Yeah. Well, we'll get to the issue of Asians being targeted because that's another phenomenon that's taking place. But Tiffany Blacknell... is a avowed racist. She wears a T-shirt that she's posted on Instagram that says, like, police are trained to kill us. Right. And she is effectively number two at the DA's office.
When Santa Monica and the west side of Los Angeles was being firebombed during the George Floyd riots and citizens were bemoaning this. That's the white part of town. Just for those who aren't from the town. Tiffany Blacknell said, oh, go cry me a river. Out loud? She put, she posted on, on like Twitter or Facebook. That's really scary. Well, I mean, this is who Gascon has surrounded himself with.
So Tiffany Blackwell is a great example of like a true believer. Gascon, no, he's too stupid to be a believer. Like Kamala Harris. I find it very ridiculous when people say Kamala Harris is a Bolshevik because to be a Bolshevik, you actually have to know about philosophy. You have to know about dialectics. She'd have to make it through Das Kapital. Yeah.
Kamala Harris only knows Kamala Harris, although she doesn't even know that because we can't figure out what her name is.
I mean, she went up there by accident because of her skin color. So the laws continue to get worse from there. And in 2020, that was the catalyst. So the George Floyd... But just to be clear, I just want to linger on this for one second.
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