Justice This Time, What about the Next Time?

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Snotty Boy
Snotty Boy
4 hours ago

He’ll never see the light day again as a free man?
So the long-suffering tax-payer gets to pay for his maintenance.
Great. Thanks a lot.
Just execute the bastard is the most painful and public way possible and be done with it.

Green Hornet
Green Hornet
3 hours ago

The root is still there. Until every judge, lawyer, magistrate, and politician who enable, support, and defend this is brought to justice…nothing changes. Real justice, not the legal system.

Big Ruckus D
Big Ruckus D
3 hours ago

I have a better idea. While he’s in federal custody awaiting trial, make sure the prison guards fall asleep, the CCTV cameras are broken, and he has no cellmate. Then Epstein his worthless ass. Surely you can arrange that, can’t you Blondi? It’s been done before. We don’t want to pay to keep him locked up, that plan sucks.

Checkers
Checkers
2 hours ago

Prosecute the judge who released him for accessory and imprison her ass. Only then do we even have the beginning of justice.

TakeAHardLook
TakeAHardLook
2 hours ago

Too little, too late, Blondie.

TakeAHardLook
TakeAHardLook
2 hours ago

Every DA, Judge, AG, etc., who had anything to do with this living steaming turd being able to walk among actual human beings should be incarcerated, tried and sentenced as accessories to murder.
If a dad can be charged with accessory to murder when his son kills people with a rifle, then the same should apply to our (fake and worthless) justice system “employees.”

MrLiberty
MrLiberty
44 minutes ago

The problem remains….13% (well, at least 6.5%).