On December 18, a British Columbia resident was convicted of causing serious injury to a person while riding his crazy motorcycle.
The alcohol content in his blood was twice the legal limit.
It was the twenty-first time this 66-year-old man had been convicted of impaired driving.
He was convicted once. Twice. 3 times. Four times. Five times. Six times. Seven times. Eight times. Nine times. Ten times. Eleven times. Twelve times. Thirteen times. Fourteen times. Fifteen times. Sixteen times. Seventeen times. Eighteen times. Nineteen times. Twenty times. And twenty-one times.
This time the man was sentenced to five years in prison minus one day.
After two-thirds of his sentence, he will be released and then get back on his motorcycle – or his car – stuffed like a wineskin.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
I would like someone to explain something to me.
Why are we so complacent about repeat offenders? Why are we so soft?
I'm not just talking about repeat drunk drivers. But of all things, repeat offenders.
The little bums who “play guns.” Wife beater. The pimps. The rapists.
Reintegration and rehabilitation are all well and good. But at some point enough is enough.
Don't you understand the message? We will outshine you for many years to come.
Why should we protect the rights of a repeat offender who doesn't care about the rights of others?
There is a difference between being good and being good.
Yes, we have to give people a chance. Maybe even two, depending on the severity of the crimes committed. But not twenty-one!!!!
A FASCIST?
On February 8, Conservative Senator Pierre-Hugues Boisvenu will retire from the Senate after 15 years of loyal service. This man – who, as everyone knows, lost one of his daughters at the hands of a dangerous repeat offender – dedicated all of his years in the Senate to defending the rights of victims and ensuring that the justice system takes a tougher stance against repeat offenders.
Because of his views (views shared by the vast majority of Canadians who are tired of watching repeat offenders collect candy fines), Mr. Boisvenu has been portrayed by certain beautiful Trudeauite souls as a crypto-fascist, a copycat of Charles Bronson and Joe Clark – not the former prime minister of Canada, but the African American who ran a high school in New Jersey and became world-famous because he liked to walk through the halls of his school with a baseball bat in his hand.
As if it were fascist to normally punish criminals!
Meanwhile, Justin's Bill C-5 (a bill passed with Bloc and NDP support, remember) put an end to mandatory minimum sentences for certain crimes committed with a firearm.
Under the guise of fighting the “over-representation” of Black and Indigenous people in prisons, the Canadian justice system is now showing compassion towards criminals who commit crimes with guns and revolvers!
As if we had to take into account the color of a criminal's skin when passing sentence! The only question we should ask ourselves is: “Does this person, convicted after a fair trial, pose a threat to society or not?”
Canada is full of law-abiding Black and Indigenous people. Considering that a person's race predisposes them to become a criminal, it is an insult to these honest citizens.
But what do you expect, we live in a bad time where we have to be “kind” to even the most hardened criminals.
Who doesn't want to know anything, even after being convicted twenty-one times…
Call, damn it! Cancel, nonsense!
Message to the underclassmen who make reservations at restaurants or make appointments at medical clinics but don't show up on the appointed day (what we call “no-show” in technical jargon)…
If you accept an invitation to dinner at a friend's house and something unexpected forces you to change your plans, you call your friend as soon as possible to tell him, right? And apologize? Why not do the same with restaurants and clinics?
Do you think the world revolves around your belly button?
Big kids, little bunnies
In an interview with Le Point magazine, French comedian Blanche Gardin (who, like Ricky Gervais, is public enemy number one of the little bunnies) explains that she is not surprised that wokism has emerged in the United States.
“American society is a society of children,” she said. With Wokes we have the mentality of a 5-year-old child who can't stand the slightest anger, the slightest conflict, where everything happens on a screen, with a pathological impatience. People say it’s hypersensitivity, but I see it more as hypersensitivity.”
10 years for a CPE?
The Journal told us this week that building a CPE in Quebec sometimes takes up to 10 years.
Five years ago, China opened the world's longest sea bridge. A steel bridge 54 kilometers long and 34 kilometers wide, comprising six lanes and four tunnels, including an underwater tunnel. To support the bridge's 420,000 tons of steel structure, four artificial islands had to be built, with which 60 Eiffel Towers could be built.
Construction time of this colossal project: eight years.
I imagine they build a CPE there in a weekend…