Seattle's crime surge spreads statewide
thanks to Democrats' progressive policies
Posted By: formerNYer, 4/5/2022 9:05:46 PM
Seattle’s crime surge spreads statewide thanks to Democrats’ progressive policies. Thanks to a Democratic legislature that codified the radical defund police proposals into laws, plus light-on-crime judges, the crime surge hitting Seattle is spreading across the state. And there is no sign that the crime explosion will slow; in fact, it’s getting worse. Seattle has averaged more than one homicide a week so far this year. Gun violence has nearly doubled, with 95% more shots fired and a 171% increase in gunshot victims compared to last year. Drug dealing is rampant, homeless shoplifters are destroying local businesses, and random, brutal assaults are all too common.
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Seattle’s crime surge spreads statewide thanks to Democrats’ progressive policies.
Thanks to a Democratic legislature that codified the radical defund police proposals into laws, plus light-on-crime judges, the crime surge hitting Seattle is spreading across the state. And there is no sign that the crime explosion will slow; in fact, it’s getting worse. Seattle has averaged more than one homicide a week so far this year. Gun violence has nearly doubled, with 95% more shots fired and a 171% increase in gunshot victims compared to last year. Drug dealing is rampant, homeless shoplifters are destroying local businesses, and random, brutal assaults are all too common.
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Well, if the people want to stem the violence they need to elect legislators that will enact laws that:
1. don't handcuff the police in dealing with felons.
2. make sure violent felons get high bail.
3. makes sure felons convicted of repeated violent crimes stay in jail until they're too old to comit crimes.