Chicago’s leniency for murderers ends as well as you’d think it would – IOTW Report

Chicago’s leniency for murderers ends as well as you’d think it would

American Thinker:

I’m a big believer in remorse, repentance, and redemption.  This means that people who are genuinely contrite — and who have paid for whatever wrongdoing they did — can be forgiven.  The left, which always likes shortcuts for those it characterizes as oppressed, prefers instantly to forgive these downtrodden anti-heroes, no matter how heinous their conduct, without expecting anything from them.

That attitude may explain why Chicago’s Cook County prosecutors gave a pass to Steven Davis in 2019, when he was charged with murder.  It was a surprise only to leftists that Davis later murdered another person in cold blood this July, a story that’s now getting reported.

The report illustrates perfectly the wisdom behind Dennis Prager having said over the years, “If you are kind to the cruel, you will be cruel to the kind.”  MORE HERE

10 Comments on Chicago’s leniency for murderers ends as well as you’d think it would

  1. The left is a club of Sociopaths. People with a personality disorder manifesting itself in extreme antisocial attitudes and behavior and a lack of conscience.
    There is no cure for this disorder. No amount of talking or reason will help them. These people are evil and must be removed from our government.

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  2. Civilized men have known for thousands of years that punished behavior is diminished, unpunished is expanded. The last 100 years lib/progressives have said, “Where are the #’s? Prove it!”.
    Dr. BF Skinner documented this 60 years ago with:rats, pigeons, + sometimes monkeys -while at Harvard. – See, I do not hate Ivy Leagers, in general. Just Bush and his acolyte in specific.
    Duck Duck – Skinner’s Box
    Now only ignorant liberals can HONESTLY SAY “Where are the #’s?”
    This may shock you (sarc) – Many lib/progressives are dishonest! As in “I’m a compassionate conservative”

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  3. Forgiveness is often about the person doing the forgiving. Holding on to hate is like drinking acid. It doesn’t harm the person you hate, only you.

    Forgiving a penitent is a different thing. In that case the person who is sorry has also stopped drinking the acid that harms them.

    Being truly sorry is beautiful when it happens, but it seldom happens in isolation. Often it comes as a bad result for bad behavior, which puts a pause on the behavior that a person can then ponder, and maybe be changed.

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