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V. Saxena reports President Barack Obama’s social justice-obsessed Department of Justice has reportedly begun using the term “justice-involved individuals” to describe criminals.
MRCTV located at least two examples of the DOJ using this absurd term.
The first was from an April 25 DOJ news briefing:
In an effort to help young people involved in the justice system find jobs and housing, the U.S. Departments of Justice and Housing and Urban Development (HUD) today announced $1.75 million for Public Housing Authorities (PHAs) and nonprofit legal service organizations to address the challenges justice-involved individuals face when trying to find work and a place to call home.
The second was from a speech delivered by Attorney General Loretta Lynch:
The future of our nation depends upon the future of our young people – including young people who have become involved with our justice system. By helping justice-involved youth find decent jobs and stable housing after they return home, these critical grants provide a foundation for a fresh start and offer a path towards productivity and purpose. In the months ahead, the Department of Justice will continue helping justice-involved youth enrich their lives and improve our country.
See what’s happening? Obama’s crony administration — i.e., the same group of people who refuse to say “radical Islam” — is attempting to put a positive spin on the insidious activities of criminals.
The DOJ doesn’t want you to call them criminals anymore.
Here’s the ultra politically correct term they prefer. https://t.co/gBHEk8nN8p— Robert L Szymanski (@Metalhead5158L) May 4, 2016
Writing for MRCTV, contributor Nick Kangadis explained it like this: “That is precisely what the PC Police want you to believe with their culture of sugarcoating everything — despite someone breaking the law, no one should hold it against them, and they should be viewed in a positive light no matter what.”
Kangadis also provided a list of additional PC terms that the DOJ should consider using:
- “Life-Spending Specialist” instead of Murderer
- “Need-Based Borrowing” instead of Burglar/Thief
- “Fire Enthusiast” instead of Arsonist
- “Spirited Block Part” instead of Rioting
- “Aspiring Artist” instead of Vandal
L.O.L.!
That was quite funny but also very chilling, given that Obama’s is crazy enough to actually start using such ludicrous terms.
You know, once upon a time, people who broke the law used to be known as criminals and bad guys. At our current national trajectory, however, I fear that the day may soon come when criminals are known as heroes as role models.