Bondi and Brown Attackers Were Criminals - More useless laws will not help | Retired FBI Agent says.

Sometimes bad situations are created by criminals who commit criminal acts and acts of violence. It is that simple; however, we now have to make excuses for criminal behavior, give latitude for various people who had hard lives, and give leniency to those who would harm society. We give the mental health crutch for everyone who commits crime. We have become so self-destructive that we will tolerate heinous crimes and lie about the criminals so we are not called names by leftists. There are despicable people who use crises for political gain and to amass more power - While we do not even effectively enforce the laws that we currently have. Here is an example.

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