Podbit · The Megyn Kelly Show
After groups of young adults ransacked Chicago stores in flash mob-style riots, Mayor Brandon Johnson refused to call the perpetrators a 'mob,' objecting to the word as inappropriate. Dana Loesch argues this kind of language policing enables criminal behavior by refusing to name it accurately and hold perpetrators accountable.
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Dana Loesch connects the Stockton 7-Eleven case to a broader pattern she sees across progressive America: the restorative justice movement is systematically criminalizing self-defense and shaming victims into passivity. [1] — Dana Loesch "From the McCloskeys in St. Louis to Daniel Penny in New York to the Stockton 7-Eleven workers, the pattern is clear: people who defend them…" 1:00:40 She traces the pattern from the McCloskeys standing on their private property in St. Louis, to Daniel Penny restraining a threatening man on a New York subway, to the Stockton clerks — in each case, the person who pushed back faced prosecution. Meanwhile, three girls harassing an Asian family on a New York City subway — and apparently beating the woman filming them — received no mainstream media coverage, which Kelly attributes to the racial identity of the aggressors. The rule seems to be: who defends themselves, and who attacks whom, determines what's a crime.
From the McCloskeys in St. Louis to Daniel Penny in New York to the Stockton 7-Eleven workers, the pattern is clear: people who defend themselves are prosecuted while the aggressors are protected. Dana Loesch argues that restorative justice is systematically stripping Americans of the right and instinct to protect themselves.
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