I will continue to protect the safety of all San Franciscans — residents, crime victims, public servants and those who live and work in our jails. Though I know my efforts can’t protect my own father, I hope they will save someone else’s.https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2020-05-06/mass-incarceration-san-francisco-coronavirus …
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Replying to @chesaboudin
Your parents' actions -decoys, not just drivers- led to *the murder of 3 ppl*. Your father refused to recognize the authority of the court. He isn't a victim; the people he killed, and their families, were the victims. Choices have consequences; felony murderers belong in prison.
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Replying to @noUpside @chesaboudin
Opportunistically using a pandemic in which thousands are dying - particularly front-line responders! - to reframe your dad's actions and push a political agenda is one of the most extraordinarily craven things I've yet seen from a politician.
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do you refute the assertion that social isolation and basic hygiene levels in prisons make them breeding grounds for the virus? or that this will hurt everyone in community if it happens?
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is there a point in your argument where you consider maybe they shouldn't have committed a violent crime?
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Replying to @Abigail_Hope_ @dragonstruther and
How many of the released prison population committed violent crimes? Like what percentage?
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Replying to @Selfie_Made_Man @dragonstruther and
Should have been in jail but was released due to Covid crowding. Killed a beloved father https://www.eastbaytimes.com/community-mourns-slain-oakland-father-suspect-scheduled-for-arraignment …
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murder is bad. it’s true
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