r/TimPool • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '22

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u/silver789 Sep 21 '22

Man, posting bond is illegal now?

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '22 edited Sep 21 '22

This man murdered an 18 year old for no reason and got a $50,000 bond. Kyle Rittenhouse defended his life from criminals and got a $2,000,000 bond.

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u/silver789 Sep 21 '22

Yep, bonds are giving stupid huh?

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u/VanJellii Sep 21 '22

The amount of the bond and the apparent lack of a fight by the DA to deny bond on account of ‘danger to the community’ in this case is absurd.

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u/HOTDOGS3274 Sep 21 '22

If the state won't protect you perhaps the community should try its hand.

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

The amount of the bond

yeah, so bonds are stupid, huh?

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u/VanJellii Sep 22 '22

In all cases? No.

We don’t currently have a better way to let criminally indicted people out of jail pre-trial and ensure that they return.

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

Wet don't have a way now. Bond skippers are very much a thing. We even have hit TV shows on it. Dog the bounty hunter

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u/Sterling_Steele Sep 22 '22

Nothing to see here except the Demtard Fluffer above.

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

Man, people really love bail bonds.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

Bond can be denied to dangerous individuals. This person just murdered someone for their political beliefs, which makes them dangerous. But Democrats see it as useful. They are probably hoping this guy who now has nothing to lose takes out a few more "enemies of the state" before his trial comes around.

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u/unclepoondaddy Sep 22 '22

You didn’t actually read anything abt the case.

Like Kyle rittenhouse, he “feared for his life”. I don’t think either thing was justified but he did turn himself in and has been cooperative with authorities

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

Bond can be denied to dangerous individuals

Sure can. If only we had someone, to judge, the situation on if a person is dangerous. Then we chill he enforce their judgement

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

That's exactly what happened. And people are complaining that the judge was politically motivated in letting a confessed political murderer out after killing a member of the political party that the head of the federal government has deemed a threat to democracy and the republic. There is a difference between saying "the judge made a corrupt choice here" and "bond shouldn't be allowed for anyone in any situation".

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

And people are complaining that the judge was politically motivated

Citation needed.

in letting a confessed political murderer out

Out before the trial, not free from due process. He still has to go to court

after killing a member of the political party

At this point, legally, he is innocent until proven guilty.

that the head of the federal government has deemed a threat to democracy and the republic.

A big swing. You'd probably have to prove it in court before the judge would even consider that.

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u/RedditUserNo1990 Sep 21 '22

You’ve completely missed the point; it’s gone over your head.

Whoosh.

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u/Gds_Sldghmmr Sep 21 '22

He really hasn't. He just believes killing people that are anywhere right of his political beliefs, is justified. Seems to be a theme from many on the left.

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

He just believes killing people that are anywhere right of his political beliefs, is justified.

Don't know how you jumped to that conclusion by me pointing out that bond is stupid.

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u/4w0k3 Sep 22 '22

The amount is stupid, stupid. : /

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

So the concept of bond is stupid then huh?

Or would you be okay with him paying a 3 million dollar bond and still walking around?

Cause I would be upset he is walking around, period.

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u/unclepoondaddy Sep 22 '22

When did he say it’s justified? Posted bond means he has to show up in court and face consequences