"Democrats in the House are proposing legislation that awards grants to cities that will release suspects who do not "pose a risk of serious, imminent injury to a reasonably identifiable person."--Fans of Best of the Web Today

Fans of Best of the Web Today--Michael Smith

"The COVID-19 Democrats in the House are proposing legislation that awards grants to cities that will release suspects who do not "pose a risk of serious, imminent injury to a reasonably identifiable person."
These are the same COVID-19 Democrats who are against your right to protect yourself with firearms.
These are the same COVID-19 Democrats who believe that law enforcement officers (even those of color) are racists.
These are the same COVID-19 Democrats who believe the justice system is based on structural racism.
I'm actually impressed at the total lack of specificity in this legislation.

• What constitutes "serious"?
• What constitutes "imminent"?
• What constitutes an "injury"?
• What does "reasonable" mean?
• What does it take to be an "identifiable person"?

That last sentence is so vague it can mean anything or nothing. 

Almost every word is so flexible, so arbitrary and capricious, it is totally dependent upon interpretation by someone or some entity.
It's like Justice Potter Stewart's infamous definition of obscenity - paraphrased as "I can't define obscenity but I know it when I see it."
The logic of COVID-19 Democrats is built on infecting the unsuspecting - just like the SARS-CoV-2 virus.