And there it is: Derec fails to "get" the connection between forcing the sale of goods to happen without the protection and arbitration of laws, and the violence that arises when the structures of law refuse to arbitrate.
We are not talking a drug deal here. We are talking two gangs shooting at each other and one of them (Patpat) pointing a gun at police.
Oh, and that someone is a convicted felon who should not have had a gun to begin with.
Fox12 said:
Turner admits her boyfriend was involved in gangs at an early age but says since the birth of his children he had been trying to turn his life around.
'Trying to turn his life around' has become a cliche in #BLM cases. Obviously he was not very successful or maybe he turned his life around so well, he did a full 360.
Fox12 said:
According to court documents, Kimmons does have a criminal record. Many of his prior convictions are traffic related. But, in 2007 he was charged with attempted robbery and three years later faced a charge of felon in possession of a firearm.
If he was charged for being a "felon with a weapon", then he must have been convicted of a felony in the previous case. According to
Oregon law, a robbery is a felony even if not successful. Or maybe there were crimes that Fox12 did not uncover. I tried searching
Oregon's court case search site, and it does not give out much info, in addition to having been designed/coded by idiots.
I have found articles that say he was arrested for probation violation in
2012 and
2013, but it does not give the crime he was on probation for. He was also shot by rival bangers in
2014.
When legal channels refuse a market, the market is consumed by anarchy and Darwinism, and all prestige and activity among the segments of the population that are forced into operating in those channels will itself devolve into rank displays of Darwinism... as has happened with the African American communities in america's cities.
Ok, so what do you suggest? Legalize crack, heroin and meth?
But for the 100th time, there is no indication drugs played any role in the shooting.
Also, forced labor is slavery. Prisoners undergo forced labor. Ergo, those "custodial sentences" which involve forced labor are slavery. Period.
I disagree. In any case, it's no justification for Kimmons.