The irony this social justice advocate wanted policies to go soft on criminals, let them out of jail so they can hurt others through soft on crime?

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

He became the victim of the devils he advocated for by getting shank to death by one of them. Your thoughts? 😕

[IceCreamSandwich]

Most people I know who want to "go soft on criminals" are referring to non-violent and petty criminals who still get super long sentences bc they're repeats or whatever. Then there are the people who want to do away with the death penalty, but are fine with life sentences. Then there's the people who want to redo the whole u. s. prison system because it's basically just privatized slavery, and many other developed countries consider the regular practices at U. S. prisons to be human rights violations. And they think even a murderer is still a human, and should be dealt with humanely. Especially considering there's still false convictions that happen.

Anyway I don't think it's ironic that a guy against harsh punishments got a harsh "punishment" himself. I just think it's sad.

[ObscuredBeyond]

He's by no means the only party to receive laser-guided karma recently. Paul Joseph Watson just recently had an entire video about it. As the Good Book reads: "And they received unto themselves the due penalty for their error."

Most of these advocate types themselves were not saints by any measure. A lot of them were total sexual degenerates. And so Paul's words ring that much more true.

[Anonymous]

I’m not American and have never heard of that guy who got killed before but it’s looks obvious from that video that was an illegal killing and not self defence

It wasn’t right to kill him.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

It wasn't right to murder him but that's what harden criminals do.

[Opinion Owner]

Was it an illegal killing?
I don’t know much about this story but it It just seemed that way to me based on the video I saw that only lasted a few minutes

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Illegal..

[Opinion Owner]

Why is it mostly men commit these brutal murders?

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

I don't know. Women murder a lot of people too.

[Opinion Owner]

I’m guessing it was probably a black man who killed this guy

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Yes.

[Opinion Owner]

Yes I just saw the video on inside edition

[LazerBean]

My husband was just telling me about that this morning. He got what he had coming to him, in my opinion.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Of course he did. He had no pity for the victims who fell at the hands of violent offenders instead fought for them to be released from jails and have polices pushed by politicians to protect scumbags.

I have no sympathy for him at all. He advocated for this.

[LazerBean]

Absolutely agreed

[DarkWinterNights]

Another one? There was a journalist that was laughing and mocking some people for saying we were in the midst of a crime wave in cities and he just got shot to death in his own home the other day.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Karma is definitely a b@*&

[strateguy632]

to @Hispanic-Cool-Guy , as brad pitt said that in video bullet train.

[exitseven]

I heard about this yesterday all I could say was hahahahaha

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

It's hard to feel sorry for him. He put energy and effort on behalf of criminals who victimized others and then he became the prey.

Life is definitely funny.

[exitseven]

Yeah , but thus guy is not laughing now. Ivlove it when a liberal gets his comeuppance

[gorydetails]

Will this change any leftist BLM "defund the police" person's opinion? Absolutely not. Because in their mind, the dude stabbed this guy because of racism and the victim was white.

[Daniela1982]

He might have gotten away if he hadn't been clumsy and tripping.

[Anonymous]

I think it's awesome. And a liberal congressman got his car jacked at gunpoint. 😂😂

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

😂... you can't defend demons. They got a taste of what these wild animals are all about first hand.

[Opinion Owner]

This needs to happen because it's the only way things will change. New York City was a sanctuary city until they got hit with illegals. Now they called in the national guard.

[RavVid]

He was asking for it. Hope he realized his error before dying.

[bolverk]

Someone's probably already said it but - KARMA.

[DextroShade]

He got exactly what he deserved. Good riddance!

[normalice]

Sounds like the sort of misleading story one would see on YouTube, sure

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

How is it misleading? Ryan Carson (the victim) was a social justice warrior and got put to death by the people he will typically advocate for to have lesser prison sentences, no bail or no prison time at all.

Ryan Carson was the type of idiot when criminals hurt others he would advocate for justice not to come down hard on them yet the irony of life what he wanted others to suffer at the hands of violent devils found him instead.

[normalice]

"Will typically" should be your first clue that someone is pushing a narrative. There is no way to know that.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Know what? Social justice warriors are known to advocate for no bail, lesser prison sentences and coddling damn criminals because they see the criminals as the real victims of society and its oppression.

[normalice]

Speaking for the dead is always a con unless it is a quote. And even that can be taken out ofmcontext.

[RealMarek]

Quotes from elite-owned, regime-approved media, in case people think this is “disinformation”:

cbsaustin.com/.../new-york-social-justice-advocate-dead-after-being-stabbed-while-waiting-for-bus-ryan-carson-brooklyn-new-york-public-interest-research-group

“A social justice advocate was stabbed and killed…”

“He often mocked those who feared gun violence in the city.”

[normalice]

@RealMarek I said "misleading" not "disinformation."

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

@normalice: What's the difference?

[normalice]

Misleading can be disinformation if it is done with malicious intent but that doesn't have to be the case. For this intent is highly likely but as I haven't watched I don't know if it was active malfeasance.

[RealMarek]

@normalice There is nothing misleading about it. We know what advocacy groups the unfortunate fellow was a member of and what they advocate.

[normalice]

@RealMarek any time someone speaks for the dead they necessarily speak in a way that can't be corrected. So, put another way, if you were being misled how would you know?

[RealMarek]

I’m not speaking for the dead. He made statements before he died and advanced certain causes before he died. It’s all documented in regime-approved sources.

[normalice]

@RealMarek so he advocated for the people who stabbed him, by name?

[RealMarek]

@normalice There is a difference between advocating for defunding the police and advocating for criminals.

[normalice]

@RealMarek I'm aware.

[Anonymous]

This is what defending the police gets you.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

The permise of defunding the police originally was for some over inflated police budget in some cities to use some funds to open local mental health clinics where people who were suffering from mental health problems can get medical care for free since police aren't trained to deal with people who are having a mental problem and not end up killing them which I support.

Morons like Ryan Carson fight for policies to let out criminals or to go soft on them which seriously puts all of us in danger if these monsters are out in the loose.

Karma found Ryan and for good.

[Opinion Owner]

They would be better decriminalising drugs and using the money thats used to lock drug users up to fund rehabilitation centres as well as concentrating on reducing rents, property taxes and increasing jobs.
The BLM and defund the police movements were big business but its the ordinary people who got screwed over