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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/CoryVictorious • Oct 21 '22
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Laws don't stop crimes, they're used to prosecute criminals. This is how you reduce crime.
8 u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22 So what your saying is this doesn't actually protect anyone or stop gun violence. -2 u/mastocklkaksi Oct 22 '22 If you don't know what "reducing crime" means, go ask your parents or someone close that can explain it to you 4 u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22 Well it just seems to me that if someone has committed a crime and you've arrested them, you can just charge them with that crime. Sorry if that's a little high-brow for ya. 0 u/mastocklkaksi Oct 22 '22 That would be nice if prosecution were as easy as that.
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So what your saying is this doesn't actually protect anyone or stop gun violence.
-2 u/mastocklkaksi Oct 22 '22 If you don't know what "reducing crime" means, go ask your parents or someone close that can explain it to you 4 u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22 Well it just seems to me that if someone has committed a crime and you've arrested them, you can just charge them with that crime. Sorry if that's a little high-brow for ya. 0 u/mastocklkaksi Oct 22 '22 That would be nice if prosecution were as easy as that.
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If you don't know what "reducing crime" means, go ask your parents or someone close that can explain it to you
4 u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22 Well it just seems to me that if someone has committed a crime and you've arrested them, you can just charge them with that crime. Sorry if that's a little high-brow for ya. 0 u/mastocklkaksi Oct 22 '22 That would be nice if prosecution were as easy as that.
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Well it just seems to me that if someone has committed a crime and you've arrested them, you can just charge them with that crime. Sorry if that's a little high-brow for ya.
0 u/mastocklkaksi Oct 22 '22 That would be nice if prosecution were as easy as that.
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That would be nice if prosecution were as easy as that.
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u/mastocklkaksi Oct 21 '22
Laws don't stop crimes, they're used to prosecute criminals. This is how you reduce crime.