…But What Do The Dons Have To Say?

Now that our elected officials have voted their “conscience” to keep the death penalty, what do the many “dons”/area leaders have to say about it?

Consider that the Minister of National Security and the Minister of Labour have both come out in favour of the criminals themselves having a say in the long delayed, oft quarrelsome, long ago promised and seemingly stalled crime plan.

Are the “dons” going to now give their full support to whatever the final plans are, as hanging is definitely still on the cards?

Will we, the regular law-abiding(for the most part) people, now be faced with even more delays of the pretty toothless plan, because the “dons” nuh inna de hangin’ ting?

Will the eediat ministers see how stupid it was to even suggest that criminals should get the chance to determine aspects of the law, at a time when our wish, the wish of the people of Jamaica, is to be rid of these parasites once and for all?

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p.s.

yes Clovis!

We get it!

Portia was absent for the vote, when her backside should have been there! We naah go vote fi har if snap election run, but you must admit Bruce dem a mek all Mark Wignall have doubts!

 

How about cartoons lampooning:

The contract awarded to Rodney Chin’s company? One would think they’d want to avoid possible embarrassment.

Or the long delayed report on the sand theft? Why still so much silence in the matter?

The JTB shenanigans? Firing the board appointing their friend to head the board and direct tourism?

The fairy tale, la la land that Audley must live in? The economy is going to get hit hard!

The twenty-four million dollar an acre land deal with their political sister in the Hydel deal? You have to admit the reasons given the changing story and that their friend got a hefty sum does look fishy.

Give the Fox the keys to the Hen house?

So now Trevor and Wignall (of Butch’s Bitch) are on the dons in parliament wagon.

Their argument is that the dons are integral to a solution to the crime problem.

I agree.

Send these “dons” to prison, along with their cronies and toadies, and we’d be well on our way to solving the crime problem.

What sense does it make to have the criminals help determine what should be done with the criminals?

Have we given up on basic decency?

What sort of hopeless losers are we to cede so much power and influence to these criminals?

Criminals setting curfew in some areas, acting as de facto law and order in many communities in Jamaica, and rather than break their power structure down we should now give them the utmost legitimacy by allowing them to determine sections of the law?

We have become so scared and so desperate that we are willing to give the criminals more power over us so we don’t get shot, raped or robbed.

If this is where Jamaica is heading, if we really are going to turn over power to these john crows and if we really are going to let them influence the laws of this country, well stop waste time because they already are in control.

We want the people elected to high office to rid us of criminals, not legitimize them.

No more of this foolishness!

I’d rather be shot.