Los Angeles, CA—The State of California’s prisons are overcrowded, the state is broke and they have no choice but to release thousands of
violent offenders on the street. Crime
will skyrocket as a result.
The most dangerous are the convicts between the ages of 18
and 35. There is almost no hope with
early releases they will not be victimizing others again. The damage will cost taxpayers far more than
building new prisons.
There are those prisoners that are elderly and
disabled. Some are blind, crippled and
even suffer from dementia. Others have
advanced cancers and serious heart disease.
I really don’t care what these people have done. If they are harmless we should not be wasting
money keeping them behind bars. Most of
these people won’t be doing much of anything but filling assisted living and
nursing homes. If they are too frail to
inflict violence there’s really not much risk.
What kind of violence can some inflict on others if they are
attached to wheelchairs, oxygen bottles and walkers?
We need all the prison space for young offenders we can
get. California already does not
sentence their felons to nearly as long sentences as other states anyway. The young inmates are the real threat to
public safety. If they are not in cages
they will rob, rape and kill.
It’s clear that thousands of able-bodied criminal predators
will be prowling the streets.
California’s law-abiding citizens need to rethink leaving their handguns
at home. Despite California’s unconstitutional
gun laws the right to survival supersedes the fanciful and misguided whims of
the ivory tower types elected to the state assembly.
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