#FixTheSystem

[tmarshconnors]

The UK Crown Prosecution Service is a joke

By Angry British Conservative

Let’s not sugar-coat it the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in the UK has become an utter embarrassment. A bureaucratic shambles that’s more concerned with appeasing woke agendas and hitting diversity quotas than doing its actual job: prosecuting criminals and protecting the public.

We live in a country where violent thugs get community service, career shoplifters are let off with warnings, and law-abiding Brits are dragged through the mud for saying something "offensive" on social media. All the while, the CPS sits there twiddling its thumbs, doing mental gymnastics to avoid prosecuting actual threats to our safety.

Selective Justice: A Broken Compass

What we’re seeing now is a clear case of selective justice. You can commit burglary, carry a knife, or even assault someone in broad daylight and walk free if the CPS decides it's “not in the public interest” to prosecute. That phrase has become a get-out-of-jail-free card for criminals. Translation? “We can’t be bothered, or it doesn’t tick the right political boxes.”

Meanwhile, if you misgender someone online or repost a meme that’s deemed “inappropriate,” suddenly the full weight of the law descends upon you. The CPS will leap into action for that. Why? Because it's easier. Because it’s politically safe. And because they care more about virtue signalling than delivering real justice.

Victims Are Ignored, Criminals Are Coddled

Ask any victim of crime how it feels dealing with the CPS. Endless delays, excuses, and a clear lack of interest. Cases thrown out after months of “review,” leaving victims feeling betrayed and vulnerable. Yet the criminal walks away smiling.

Even the police as flawed as they are often express frustration behind closed doors. They arrest someone, do the paperwork, and then the CPS turns around and says, “Nah, not enough evidence,” or worse, “It’s not worth the hassle.” What kind of justice system is that?

Soft on Crime, Hard on Common Sense

We’ve got a justice system where burglars and drug dealers are considered “victims of circumstance,” and hardened criminals are offered therapy, housing, and sympathy. But heaven forbid you to defend your own home, say something blunt online, or stand up for traditional British values then suddenly you’re the villain.

The CPS is no longer an independent body fighting for justice — it’s a mouthpiece for left-wing ideology, diversity targets, and woke pandering. They’re not fit for purpose. And they’ve lost the trust of the very people they’re supposed to serve.

The Bottom Line

The Crown Prosecution Service has become a national joke. It’s time for a full overhaul. We need leadership with backbone, a return to common-sense law enforcement, and a system that punishes criminals, not the average Brit who’s just trying to live by the rules.

The law should be blind, fair, and firm. But under the CPS? It’s politically selective, weak, and wildly out of touch.

Enough is enough.

[evergreenforevermore]

The fact most colleges REQUIRE you to stay in dorms, yet make you pay thousands on top of tuition, and also pay for food, and living and books, is such a scam

[pixiehellpuppy]

Equal rights mean equal fights. No matter what gender. if someone is fucking with you, guy or girl. You stand up against repeated poor treatment.

slap a bitch, smack a bastard, fist fight the stars.

just like any wild horse, you kick off the bastard that digs spurs into your side.

[bexterbex]

So you all know I am from Minnesota, and while I have been silent on this blog, I have not been silent on my main one, so I wanted to share this now: 

I have seen many posts all over social media talking about, “I never thought Minnesota would be the voice of the ‘revolution’” and things similar to this mostly from people out of state but some from Minnesota citizens. They also refer to us as a ‘silent’ state and I think people forget their Minnesota history. Here are some things I would like to highlight:

Minnesota was the first state to volunteer our services to President Lincoln for the Union for the Civil War. We also were important for the famous battle of Gettysburg. The 1st Minnesota had approximately 335 men in their regiment, and by the end of the battle, only 20 survived without casualties. They held their ground against better armed Confederate soldiers and helped the Union receive its victory. 

Minnesota was also the first state to fire rounds in WWII, the USS Ward which gun is placed outside the state capital was the first to fire on a Japanese ship and sink it. The gun was manned by St. Paul reservists. Many Minnesotans lost their lives in WWI and WWII and the wars since then. 

We have a huge history with the Minnesota National Guard. Who protected U.S. citizens in the aftermath of 9/11 with 148th Fighter Wing. They have also been called to the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and so much more. 

During the tragic I-35W bridge collapse it took Minnesotans 81 minutes to get those injured and dying to the Hennepin County Medical Center. They took action immediately.Minnesotans rallied together to save our hurt people. 

Minnesota is ranked #5 in the nation with voter turnout. We are also ranked as the #2 state in volunteer service. We vote; we are active. 

We might seem silent to the rest of the country, but we are not silent. Our stereotype of ‘Minnesota Nice’ makes us seem silent, but in reality–we help. 

A man tragically lost his life to a terrible human being, and three others stood by and watched when it was their duty to step in. Historically, too many innocent Black men and women have lost their lives at the hands of corrupt police officers. It just so happened that it occurred in our state, in our ‘silent’ but very active state. 

Now all this being said this is not the first or last tragedy that will happen in our state because of wicked people, again I suggest you review our history, but as a state, as a nation, we should not let it happen anymore. No, we are not often the focus of national news like New York or L.A. but we matter, #BlackLivesMatter. We need to stand together and fix the broken system.

Some of you may dislike that I have put this out there, but I am sick and tired of watching innocent people die for the color of their skin, for their religion, for their sexuality, or for their gender. This is my opinion. Don't like it? Click off, unfollow me, I don't want to be associated with people who think that the killing of innocent men and women is justified because of their skin color, gender, religion, or sexuality.

References for educational purposes (Yes, there are Wikipedia links, but the references from their articles are legit so check them for yourself):

https://www.mnmilitarymuseum.org/files/9314/7508/3526/34th_ID_history_1917-2015.pdf

https://mn.gov/mdva/memorials/memorials/usswardgun.jsp

https://www.minnesotagoodage.com/voices/mn-history/2018/03/sacrifice-and-the-civil-war/

https://www.nationalservice.gov/vcla/state-rankings-volunteer-rate

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/slideshows/states-with-the-highest-voter-turnout-in-presidential-and-congressional-elections?slide=7

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Ward https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-35W_Mississippi_River_bridge#Rescue

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minnesota_National_Guard#2001_to_present

[chaotics015]

No matter where you stand, if you are pro life, and want to take choice away from others, more deaths will happen because of it. Some women will go through with pregnancy because they feel they have no choice due to the new laws. Some of those will be kids who were raped, or just teens who went too far too soon. Some of them will die because their body is literally not fully capable of handling a pregnancy. Sure, periods start early, but that's literally to help condition the body for a major event. Others will do those "diy" abortions which are completely unsafe and can very much be lethal for baby and mother. Some have health issues that if they were to get pregnant, it could kill them. And then the baby would have no mother, if it survived at all, and likely a father who never wanted it in the first place. Those who don't want a baby, are too young for a baby, or can't afford a baby, would be forced to give the child to adoptive services. And while some may end up in great positions MANY will end up bouncing from foster home to foster home, often being physically and or sexually abused. And then they age out of the system and are forced to fend for themselves on the streets with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Face it, pro life is not about the potential life, it's about controlling women and or forcing your views on others. It's like forcing your religious restrictions on others. It's simply not right to take choice away from anyone. Y'all don't know what their going through, and frankly don't care to know. If you did, you'd fix the system, you'd give support to those who can't afford or don't want a baby. But if they have health issues that could cause death from pregnancy, they absolutely deserve the right to have a life saving abortion. That's not even including a tubal pregnancy. Those are lethal, and completely non viable. There is no way to reimplant the embryo, no matter what anyone says. Listen to science. Listen to others situations and don't judge for the love of God don't judge anyone for it. No matter who it is getting one, it is heart wrenching and people hide their hurt with a smile. DO NOT JUDGE OTHERS. LET WOMEN HAVE CHOICE.

(I posted this on a Facebook post as a comment and decided to share it here. So please if you see it don't come at me with plagiarism or some other bs.)

[suicidefresh]

#weallknowtheoutcome#thisisamerikkka #whattheworldissaying #message #america #usa #redblueandwhite #keywordiswhite #fixthesystem https://www.instagram.com/p/CJuyYIcsWwDZlvZ5799Wyy7dxUW2kdvlxcf2Vk0/?igshid=yau18o9tivwj

[cherseattle]

Did you know that in the state of WA (and in MOST states in the US) your auto and home insurance rates are primarily tied to your credit score and NOT your driving or incident records? Well, it's true! And, IMO it's really predatory, and really damaging, especially in a pandemic! 

If you would like to see this practice banned once and for all, please reach out to your state reps, and/or the WA Office of the Insurance Commissioner!

It affected my insurance renewal rates last month (they more than doubled), and I don't want to see it happen to anyone else. Not now, not ever.

#TheMoreYouKnow #Insurance #CreditShouldntCount 

[monriatitans]

Mon, November 16, 2020 What's sad is this is normal; it's more difficult for a man to come forward as a victim of domestic violence in society because men are supposed to "suck it up". Some people don't, can't, see women as abusive. We can fix that. #justiceforjohnnydepp #justiceforjohnny #fixthesystem #fuckamberheard #fireamberheard https://www.instagram.com/p/CHqBbBEjmII/?igshid=1ogdcmn3w6usq

[thelovelyqueenp]

This is heartbreaking smh... #stopkillingus #blacklivesmatter #protest #changelaws #changepolicy #fixthesystem #endsystemicracism #endracism #endpolicebrutality https://www.instagram.com/p/CBzCt7YhfL3/?igshid=av0l3vzkbvs1

[radioactiverob]

#judgedredd #comics #comicbookart #drawing #painting #inking #latinoartist I started this project before the events of May 25th leading up to the unjust murder of George Floyd. Then I wondered if I should finish the piece, as the character depicted in an Over-powered Police, bestowed with the burden of being Judge, Jury, and Executioner. As I thumbed through the stories, to look for validation of the work I'd just done. I came across a story arch, in where the original Judge, and Judge Dredd's father is brought back to life. He whispers a message into his son's ear. Into Judge Dredd's ear, "We've created a monster..." #monsters #judges #thelaw So what good is the law, if it cannot protect every citizen equally? Does it become a tool for those in power to bludgeon their citizenry with? Who do we have policing our streets? Why are they allowed to investigate themselves? We are living through a time when the citizenry is judging the police. Will the police be found wanting, and in dereliction of duty? #fixthesystem #blacklivesmatter https://www.instagram.com/p/CBA4hGyDT5X/?igshid=1uamibj6819nr

[tobygreen]

Starting Out

I dropped out of high school in year nine once I became aware school could no longer help me.

I started an apprenticeship as a Boilermaker/Welder finishing it in just 3 years. I decided upon this because at the time a qualified boilermaker was making good money at the time...

I think the school systems are setup to create workers and followers. I felt like my creativity and forward thinking was being tamed down to fit a certain mould. To my  mind this is fucked and should be changed. 40% of everything I learnt in school is useless to me yet 90% of everything I've used to build business’s is self taught.

Schools are too busy teaching you what minerals money is made of instead of how to save and invest the stuff. Why the fuck do I need to know a 5 cent coin is made from 75% copper and 25% nickel when you don’t even teach me how to earn that fucking 5c coin.

Now...Im not saying school is useless to everyone, some people lap that shit up, i’m saying shouldn't we get a choice? Instead of making fucking art or music a mandatory in grade 7 why not do economics or financial planning? we all know art and music was just a class to fuck around and do nothing. I mean what 1 in 100 kids will probably become an artist or muso but 100 out of 100 kids could use some fucking financial planning knowledge in their lives. I guarantee you the economy wouldn’t be as fucked if this happened

[essentialise]

An amazing evening at the Northern Power Women Awards. Over 1000 people. The energy, the connection, I felt like I belonged. What a way to start the week. #genderequity #maleally #agentofchange #changemaker #fixthesystem #challengeinequality #equityandinclusion #inclusiveleadership #genderparity #genderbalance #menopauseawareness (at Manchester Central Convention Centre) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqIB8VSo1KE/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[makayladenoble]

Poor Minorities, Why Are We Failing to Help?

When looking into scientific journals or peer reviewed articles it is clear that many of them do not directly address the problem as socialization. However, many do touch on the point of the struggle that minority children take on when they are facing the public education system. The primary article that I looked at was from Scientific American, “Educating Poor Minority Children” by James P. Comer. In this article he goes into detail on the disparity that the minority children have faced for a very long time, specifically pointing towards Thomas Jefforsons presidency and advocacy of poor children receiving education. In this article Mr. Comer claims that the discrepancy of education of minority children sets them behind the national average by two years. Two years can do a lot of damage and keeping up with classmates is hard enough as it is. “In large cities as much as 50% of minority children drop out of school”. This statistic shows how there is a continuation of socialization because without schooling it is difficult to succeed financially or socially. Without the care and attention that schools need to provide for their minority students and their poor students they are bound to continue the cycle. 

My second article is “Multiple Marginality and Urban Education: Community and School Socialization Among Low-Income Mexican-Descent Youth” by Gilberto Q. Conchas. This article primarily focuses on the socialization of Mexican youth and the impact it has on the community and vice versa. From a young age the youth have to be faced with challenges that they should not have to handle yet. They are forced to confront environmental, cultural, and economic conflicts that can have a negative impact. When the outside environment is negative it is hard to have a positive school life. By not having the comfort and security guaranteed at home students often fail to have motivation in their education. This article focuses more on how a negative community can further push youth into socialization even if the school is trying hard to put them on the right path.

When comparing the article it is obvious that both of them are correct and can correlate with each other. Socialization often has to be impacted by how the system handles minorities and people in poverty and how the outside world can corrupt it more. Youth need to have a school that can drive them academically and provide programs to keep the kids involved and out of trouble. The community needs to also not drag each other down into the darkness, not all minorities live in bad communities, but many are not supported by those around them. This applies to organizations such as law enforcement, government aid, jobs, etc. To end socialization the organizations put in place to help the people of the United States, need to work together to create a supportive and successful system that will push students to graduate, go to college, create economic advancements and job opportunities. Just because some groups need more help than others does not mean the system should give up on them.

Citations:

Comer, James P. “Educating Poor Minority Children.” Scientific American, vol. 259, no. 5, 1988, pp. 42–48., https://doi.org/10.1038/scientificamerican1188-42.

Conchas, Gilberto Q., and James Diego Vigil. “Multiple Marginality and Urban Education: Community and School Socialization among Low-Income Mexican-Descent Youth.” Journal of Education for Students Placed at Risk (JESPAR), vol. 15, no. 1-2, 2010, pp. 51–65., https://doi.org/10.1080/10824661003634963.

[geeksabre]

Drove by the Senate yesterday, bunch of fucking clowns. #tbt #gunreformnow #protectourchildern #gunreform #fixthesystem #backgroundchecks #gunlobbyoversight #protectourschools (at Capitol Building) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeBzW2fJziU/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[officialamedymac]

To The Greedy Animals .... Target your energy towards your own growth, and not other people’s destruction. Be success-oriented and not failure-oriented, for another person’s failure is in no way a guarantee of your own success. 🖤 #fixthecountrynow #FixMotherGhanaNow #fixyourdigity #fixthesystem #FixGhana (at Accra Ghana. Spintex) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTmr1t0qTff/?utm_medium=tumblr

[boxofcards]

Me: *searches women's boyshorts underwear*

Amazon: "sexy panties? Lace? You want sexy bikini style? Here. Have some sexy underwear"

Also me: *searches how to clean a magnet*

YouTube ad: "so, my biggest problem with foundation is...."

WOULD EVERYONE STOP TRYING TO SELL ME SEXY? IM LOOKING UP SHIT FOR MY VERY MANUAL LABOR JOB. I LOOK UP TOOLBOXES FOR MY TRUCK. I LOOK UP MEN'S T-SHIRTS AND TOOLS AND ONE PIECE SWIMSUITS. I LOOK FOR PLAYSTATION CONTROLLERS AND EARPLUGS THAT FIT MY EARS AND BLACKOUT CURTAINS. WHAT IN ALL OF THAT SCREAMS, "I WANNA BE SEXY. I WANT SEXY SOLD TO ME."??????

Please. Companies. Ads. Please. I am begging. Advertise to me the things I am looking for. Show me the things I am searching for. Cultivate my search history. Sell my information. I don't even care right now. Just please give me something I can use instead of trying to make me feel I need to be sexy. I will spend more money on colored housings for my power tools, on clothes that I don't have to go to the bathroom to adjust during work, on cool shit I dont need for gaming, etc. than I ever will on lingerie and makeup.