E.D., an asylum-seeker and domestic violence survivor from Honduras, was sexually assaulted by an employee while she was detained with her 3-year-old child at the Berks Family Residential Center in Pennsylvania. At the time of the assault, E.D. was 19 years old.
She filed suit against the detention center and its staff for their failure to protect her from sexual violence, even though they were aware of the risk. The record in the case, E.D. v. Sharkey, shows that her assailant coerced and threatened her, including with possible deportation, while the defendants stood by and made jokes
You know how everyone agreed that while the world is not black and white, there were some things that were universal? Like nazism being considered universally evil?
Trumpism.
I am not an advocate for capital punishment because I always thought that, beside nazism, everything could be somewhat gray and people could be rehabilitated with enough work to make them useful for the society after they paid for their crime.
Trumpism.
It’s the first time in my life that I am considering that capital punishment is not an absolute; maybe there really are people beyond redemption.
Capital punishment exclusive for the elite is a good middle ground.