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Elon Musk: We should arrest axe murderers on their first attempt, not after they've succeeded in axe murdering people. “About a year ago, there were three 𝕏 or Twitter employees who were just leaving the building, walking down Market street in San Francisco. They were chased by a guy... show more
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Elon’s right—San Francisco’s failure to act isn’t an outlier, it’s systemic. When cities prioritize political agendas over public safety, violent crime thrives. The same bureaucrats who defund police budgets then funnel millions into DEI consultants and “equity studies” while citizens pay the price. This isn’t just negligence—it’s a deliberate choice to protect ideology over lives. Real accountability means prosecuting criminals, not enabling them. But D.C. keeps funding these failed policies. Cut the bureaucracy, fund law enforcement, and put public safety first.

John and Mayme Surrency were murdered the day before Thanksgiving 1936. Garland Headley was tasked with prosecuting the three men involved. What he uncovered sent him and his family fleeing the United States. What did John and Mayme know that led to their murder?

Makes total sense!!!

@grok what's your opinion on this?

Banger idea 💡

The Court’s authority ultimately rests on sustained public confidence in its moral sanction

True. But with discernment. One must be sure they’re axe murders. If they’re not axe murderers in our striving to do good, we don’t want to become the monster we are trying to stop either.

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They do get arrested for attempted murder

In Farmington New Mexico a man who assaulted someone with an axe was released, and he went out and murdered a police officer. Of course, Democrats run New Mexico.

In Canada they attempt and murder and get released
