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Are misdemeanors not crimes? The term misdemeanor simply means that it is a crime punishable by up to 364 days in prison. Further, illegal reentry is a felony
by downandout 8y ago
Are misdemeanors not crimes? The term misdemeanor simply means that it is a crime punishable by up to 364 days in prison. Further, illegal reentry is a felony, and in many of these cases, it’s reentry.
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- maxerickson 8y agoNothing in my comment prompts your question, I don't even come close to denying that misdemeanors are crimes. My point is that bloviating about law and order when the crime is minor and the danger (in many cases) is real, is pathetic. It'd be less pathetic to make it clear that you think that babies should be taken away from mothers that have merely crossed the border away from an official port of entry.
- downandout 8y agoIt'd be less pathetic to make it clear that you think that babies should be taken away from mothers that have merely crossed the border away from an official port of entry. When did I say that? I just think that mothers shouldn’t be bringing their babies to illegally enter the country in the first place.
- EGreg 8y agoI say this as a liberal. So the US government: 1. Incarcerates people for the victimless “crime” of taking drugs 2. Takes away their kids and sticks them in foster homes or worse 3. Enriches drug gangs in Mexico thru criminalizing their competition in the US 4. Catches families trying to escape the gangs by coming to the US for asylum 5. Punishes the kids for yet another victimless crime of crossing the US border I would like to ask the Christian child-loving, Bible-following voters: Is America great yet?