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Currently, thieves can steal under $950 with few consequences.
Californians tired of watching thieves and drug addicts overrun their communities voted overwhelmingly to pass a measure to impose harsher penalties for certain crimes.
Proposition 36, otherwise known as the Drug and Theft Crime Penalties and Treatment-Mandated Felonies Initiative, is not so much a new proposal as a means of modifying a previous one.
Proposition 36 seeks to alter Proposition 47, which passed a decade ago. Under Proposition 47, theft of items worth under $950 could not be prosecuted as a felony, effectively allowing thieves to smash-and-grab their way through drug and big-box stores with little more than a slap on the wrist. more
But how did Kamala vote on it, as if we have to ask.
I saw that every single county voted in favor, even the lefty ones like L.A. and San Fran. Total was over 70%. And nearly 40% of Californians voted for Trump.
newsom loves criminals, it’s part of pedocrat dna.
It will get over turned by liberal judges.
The much-used — often misunderstood — term “cognitive dissonance” seems to fit California voters’ penchant for hanging on to governor Newsom’s resounding policy failures. Perhaps this recent rejection of his bias for criminals and their behavior signals an important change in even the most diehard “Blue, no matter who” California voter.
Obama once called Christians who supported the constitution “Bitter Clingers.” No one has been has been as bitterly clinging (to losing propositions) as people — not just in California but in every Democrat stronghold — who exhibit the very definition and symptoms of cognitive dissonance. And from every angle, sustained cognitive dissonance takes a heavy toll on mental health.
I hope we are soon past the era where overwhelming numbers of Americans believe they can hold two (or more) conflicting moral ideas and act out their mental illness on the rest of us by trying to make the outer world mirror their inner conflict.
…in support of my comment above, this may be helpful. It’s from the site “Very Well Mind”:
Cognitive Dissonance and the Discomfort of Holding Conflicting Beliefs. How we resolve our internal conflicts.
Cognitive dissonance is the mental discomfort that results from holding two conflicting beliefs, values, or attitudes. People tend to seek consistency in their attitudes and perceptions, so this conflict causes unpleasant feelings of unease or discomfort.
The inconsistency between what people believe and how they behave motivates them to engage in actions that will help minimize feelings of discomfort. People attempt to relieve this tension in different ways, such as by rejecting, explaining away, or avoiding new information.
Signs of Cognitive Dissonance
Everyone experiences cognitive dissonance to some degree but that doesn’t mean that it is always easy to recognize. Some signs that what you are feeling might be related to dissonance include:
Feeling uncomfortable before doing something or making a decision
Trying to justify or rationalize a decision you’ve made or action you have taken
Feeling embarrassed or ashamed about something you’ve done and trying to hide your actions from other people
Experiencing guilt or regret about something you’ve done in the past
Doing things because of social pressure or a fear of missing out (FOMO), even if it wasn’t something you wanted to do
…sustained cognitive dissonance. The very definition of Hive Mind.
I wish he’d died of covid.
This pos wants to give hollywierd half a billion dollars after giving them a 100 million a couple years ago. I despise this swine.
It’s California. Some democrat faggot piece of shit judge will unilaterally declare the law “unconstitutional” at the first opportunity. Happens every time in CA.
LA’s DA Gascon got voted out too. He was one of Sour a$$es DAs.
“The much-used — often misunderstood — term “cognitive dissonance” seems to fit California voters’ penchant for hanging on to governor Newsom’s resounding policy failures.”
The problem is that your typical California lib thinks he/she is the clear thinker and that we conservatives are the CD sufferers, “How can you claim to support freedom and democracy and vote for Hitler?”
Your typical California lib believes Newsom is “The Bomb”; his polices are a resounding success, he stands for a woman’s right to chose, he wants the rich fat cats to pay “their fair share”, he has kindness and compassion for the downtrodden (illegals and the homeless), he has empathy for trans people and wants codified protections for them. It does not matter that we keep running deficits, he spends money on the things that are important, lavish teachers salaries, race based hiring, fully funded universities (the hub of lib indoctrination) and free healthcare for illegals who deserve to partake in America’s beneficence. Plus, he is good looking, has a pretty wife, and can string 2 sentences together.
Since the left follows the axiom of ,”Your beliefs make you a better person, not your behavior”, they have the moral high ground and no amount of logic or reason will talk them off that ledge.
The absentee governor wasted billions of dollars of taxpayer money. He should be held accountable for his wasteful spending Billions.
tough on crime? well, the biggest criminals all seem to be in Sacramento
Rich Taylor
I’ve got to say that’s a spot on analysis. However I might go a little farther a say what you are describing is all libs, nation wide. California Libs have a heaping dose of fanaticism thrown in which renders them irredeemable. And at times dangerous. I am seeing less of them though. Wednesday morning was all smiles around here.
If Kali REALLY wanted to do something about violence and crime they would have sh*t canned Governor GrabEm Nuisance…..
“If Kali REALLY wanted to do something about violence and crime they would have sh*t canned Governor GrabEm Nuisance….”
You don’t get it. That’s tough to do when your vote is a formality. Hopefully DJT fixes that. My NorCal county vote Trump by ten. Despite being over run by Bay Area Transplants.
https://www.eldoradocounty.ca.gov/files/assets/county/v/1/documents/government/elections/20241105/electionsummaryreportrpt_2.pdf