Right, let's check back in November. I'll screenshot this for now.
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Oooh, it only took you two tweets to start talking about race. As an immigrant and a minority, I don't really know what you are talking about. You just a fellow American with very different views from mine. I couldn't care less about the tone of your skin. You look pale though.
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What would you tell these families? How would you justify that the criminals who committed crimes against their closed one, were either not charged or released by DA's office? Why do we have to tolerate any kind of crime. In the name of what?
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This is not quite true though. Before the criminal is taken to court to face "people" the criminal needs to be charged with the crime. And this is not in the hands of police or society, it's in the hands of a DA. Right?
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Chesa is releasing career criminals and it has nothing to do with courts. We all agree that incarceration numbers in America are disproportionally high compare to other developed nations.
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Most of SFans pro-Chesa or not will agree that long sentences for petty crimes or drug possessions are completely unjustified. What we see happening over and over again (the stabbing yesterday is another example) is that real violent criminals are not in jail where they belong.
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Exactly because they were not charged or got too lenient sentences they repeat it again. And when you talk about SF crime numbers being better than other cities, don't you think it has something to do with fewer charges by the DA office vs. fewer crimes committed?
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