Jasmine Crockett Claims Someone Who Commits A Crime Isn’t Necessarily A ‘Criminal’
She claimed to be working on how to make communities safer.
“And I do think that I’m in a unique situation because I was having the conversations with people that were going out and committing crimes. And so, I understood what was kind of pushing them there. And so, I do want people to know that, just because someone has committed a crime, it doesn’t make them a criminal. That is completely different. Being a criminal is more so about your mindset. Committing a crime can come for a lot of different reasons,” she claimed.
She then amplified her longstanding anti-Trump agenda, stating that it’s “the MAGA gang” that is responsible for crime being “out of control” rather than illegal aliens.
She earlier claimed that police are not there to prevent crime, just solve it after the fact.
Under Crockett’s mindset, driving a truck would not necessarily make one a truck driver, and sitting behind a bench in a courtroom and delivering judgments would not necessarily make one a judge.
Nor would being elected make someone a member of Congress
“And I do think that I’m in a unique situation because I was having the conversations with people that were going out and committing crimes. And so, I understood what was kind of pushing them there. And so, I do want people to know that, just because someone has committed a crime, it doesn’t make them a criminal. That is completely different. Being a criminal is more so about your mindset. Committing a crime can come for a lot of different reasons,” she claimed.
She then amplified her longstanding anti-Trump agenda, stating that it’s “the MAGA gang” that is responsible for crime being “out of control” rather than illegal aliens.
She earlier claimed that police are not there to prevent crime, just solve it after the fact.
Under Crockett’s mindset, driving a truck would not necessarily make one a truck driver, and sitting behind a bench in a courtroom and delivering judgments would not necessarily make one a judge.
Nor would being elected make someone a member of Congress
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