Obama freeing prisoners prematurely, giving special priviledges

Posted: Nov 6, 2015

attempting to fundamentally redefine and mainstream criminal behavior by fast-tracking criminals' federal employment applications, weakening criminal law penalties, and trafficking in get-out-of-jail-free cards for tens of thousands of imprisoned federal drug offenders. Releasing prisoners because it's not fair to keep them locked up for their crimes, defending lawless so-called sanctuary cities, and banning the metaphorical (and sometimes literal) criminal record box on job applications, are Obama's goals. Pinal County, Ariz., Sheriff Paul Babeu (R) warns that the administration's claim that the roughly 1,700 illegal alien inmates -- who are part of the group of 6,112 new parolees -- will face deportation is nonsense. "There’s no chance of them being deported to their country of origin and this is just another lie." But Obama doesn't care about what his critics say. The most radical left-wing American president in history is defining deviancy down by attempting to de-stigmatize criminality. The Left views criminals -- especially minorities -- as victims of society, oppressed for mere nonconformism. Because it needs their votes, the Left is pressing for the restoration of felons' voting rights. Of course, a criminal record carries with it a degree of social stigma, as it should. Removing or watering down that socially beneficial stigma reduces disincentives to commit crimes and hinders the marginalization of the antisocial. Without stigma and social ostracism, society would eventually collapse. This is fine by our malignantly narcissistic Marxist president who, seeing the law in capitalist America largely as an instrument of oppression, seeks to blunt and retrofit it. This racial polarizer continually pushes the lie that he is a racial healer. To him the fact that African-Americans are the most incarcerated group in the U.S. is proof not that they commit a lot of crimes but that they are innocent victims of racist, systemic discrimination in a country where race relations haven't improved much since Jim Crow. "One of the things that I've consistently said as president is that I'm the president of all people," Obama said Monday. "I am very proud that my presidency can help to galvanize and mobilize America on behalf of issues of racial disparity and racial injustice." Obama hopes the next president will "be just as concerned as I am because this is part of what it means to perfect our union." To Obama, perfection is code for destruction. He is not motivated by compassion. He wants to make criminals -- an important constituency for the Democratic Party -- mainstream, even cool, and he's done more for the cause than gangsta rappers could ever hope to achieve on their own. Obama is depopulating the nation’s prisons. The scheduled release of 6,112 allegedly non-violent drug offenders over the past week, the largest one-time release of federal inmates ever, constitutes "the largest prison break in U.S. history," said Sheriff Babeu. More mass prisoner purges are planned. Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Alabama) warned recently that "when we release large numbers of criminals early, we know that a substantial number of those individuals will commit murders, rapes, assaults, robberies, and other violent crimes that would have been prevented had they remained in prison." FBI Director James Comey agrees. In a recent speech Comey said when he was a prosecutor in Virginia: The notion of a “non-violent” drug gang member would have elicited a tired laugh from a resident of Richmond’s worst neighborhoods. Because the entire trade was a plague of violence that strangled Richmond’s black neighborhoods. The lookouts, runners, mill-workers, enforcers, and dealers were all cut from the same suffocating cloth. Whether they pulled the trigger or not, those folks were killing the community. White House retainers were also reportedly freaked out when Comey warned of the "Ferguson effect," which refers to police failing to enforce the law, avoiding discretionary enforcement activities, or failing to defend themselves properly, all because they don't want to be accused of racism. For serially, publicly criticizing Obama's huge explusion of "non-violent" prisoners and the increasingly violent Black Lives Matter movement, Comey was summoned to the White House. Obama is simultaneously rolling out the red carpet for criminals in the hope they will secure jobs in the federal government. The most felon-friendly president in American history directed federal agencies this week to "ban the box" in hiring decisions, which means they will be forbidden from asking prospective government employees about their criminal histories on job applications. At some indefinite point in the hiring process a criminal record check will take place -- at least in theory. It amounts to an executive clemency that initially nullifies criminal convictions of ex-cons seeking federal employment and effectively penalizes law-abiding citizens for their good behavior, making them the equals of criminals. frontpagemag.com;