Videos tagged with Soft on Crime

This video discusses the ironic armed robbery of an Illinois State Senate President's office, who is a proponent of gun control and criminal justice reforms. The incident highlights the perceived disconnect between 'soft on crime' policies and the reality of personal safety. It emphasizes the importance of individual self-defense and preparedness, suggesting that relying solely on policy or signage is insufficient for personal security.

This video discusses Illinois's upcoming elimination of cash bail for numerous serious crimes, effective January 1, 2023. The speaker argues this 'soft on crime' approach, which includes offenses like aggravated battery, arson, and second-degree murder, will increase crime and endanger the public. The video strongly recommends firearms and self-defense training, citing USCCA and SDI as resources, to empower citizens to protect themselves and their families.

This episode of Ginny Simone Reporting, "California's Flash Justice," features prosecutor Michele Hanisee discussing concerns over early release of violent criminals in California. Hanisee argues that these early releases, coupled with what she describes as liberal "safety" bills, are making the state dangerous and incentivizing gun ownership for self-protection. The video highlights a perceived failure of the state to ensure public safety, leading to a call for individual responsibility in self-defense.

This video features Cam Edwards in conversation with Professor Joyce Lee Malcolm from George Mason University School of Law. The discussion, originating from NRA News in August 2011, appears to explore the historical origins of perceived leniency towards crime in Britain and its potential connection to societal disorder. The title suggests a focus on policy and its consequences.