State collapse is inevitable when a society’s leaders are insulated from the negative consequences of their bad decisions.
Mike Shelby
Even if he gets sentenced to 99 years, I predict he will get paroled in ~20 years
What’s even worse is if a Democrat president gets elected—God forbid—the first order of business might be to pardon him and release the murdering criminal onto the streets, only for him to kill again.
State charges, president can’t pardon.
There is nothing that democrats can’t do when they want to break laws which they won’t adhere to anyway no matter what court rules against them of which are very few and if it’s a blue state anything goes.
So you enjoy being wrong.
I hope that son of a bitch doesn’t breathe very much.
It will be interesting to see the response. I’ve heard the black panthers are trying to stir up riots. I can’t imagine a more open and shut case, the witness testimony is pretty damning. Then again, The Juice got loose, so… watch it get tossed on an appeal.
TINVOWOOT applies here too!
“Karmelo Anthony has been found GUILTY of First Degree Murder for stabbing Austin Metcalf to death.”
Good. Now execute the SOB painfully and publicly.
Right answer.
If he’s lucky, he’ll get “Dahmer’d” instead of being the new cellblock honey. A lot can happen in 17 years when you’re in GenPop.
Not a surprising result BUT how to make the PUNISHMENT a deterrent to the next low impulse largely fatherless soul.
Or in Street Chatter “Yo that will get you killed, dude”.
Should I add a sarc here? Like THAT Deterrent has occurred in the past decade or so.
The System is well past broken and until the Judges and Lawyers have to suffer the same punishment we meet out to the criminal WHEN not IF they commit a crime there will be no CIVIL in Civilization.
Personally, I see this failure of our legal system a Feature NOT a bug.
The problem here being that even if the death penalty was more frequently used and swiftly implemented, most blacks lack the mental capacity to make it a deterrent.
General Lemay would like a word with you.
You are correct. Negro’s live in the present: the threat of future punishment for committing any crime or infraction of any law means nothing to them, the crime they committed earlier that day was Not Them, either.
Boom. Mission accomplished, and surprisingly quick, at that.
^–my prediction earlier today was spot-on:
“Update to original breaking story: On June 9, 2026, in Collin County District Court, a jury convicted 19-year-old Karmelo Anthony of first-degree murder and sentenced him to 35 years in prison, CBS News reported. Presiding Judge John Roach Jr. oversaw the proceedings. Under Texas law for this “3G” offense, Anthony will become eligible for parole after serving half of his sentence—approximately 17.5 years—assuming no additional factors apply.”
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