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James Talarico Blames Capitalism & Racism for Prisons

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James Talarico, who is allegedly in a highly competitive race in Texas, claims that systemic racism, which doesn’t exist, and global capitalism are the reasons for prisons. He compared a world without prisons to a world without cassettes and telegrams.

Really, James?

Talafreako, as President Trump calls him, said capitalism is an oppressive system, and it needs to be dismantled. That makes him an enemy of the state, yet he is allowed to run for the Senate. And, allegedly, half of eligible voters in Texas want to vote for him.

The clip below appears to be at a commencement. Why would anyone want to listen to him, especially on a special occasion?

The lack of logic in his statements should escape no one’s notice.

Prisons exist because criminals do and always will exist. Capitalism has done more to lift up mankind than any other ideology. If anything, it has improved life and reduced crime.

His latest nonsensical statement is that not banning AR-15s is ignoring God’s message. He can’t have our guns.

He has to constantly walk back statements he made five minutes ago.

Talarico is the Christian divinity student who is a number one heretic.

He hates voter ID.

Talarico is illogical, deceitful, a heretic, and a Bolshevik, and he’s running for the Senate in Texas. We are told he is tied with Ken Paxton in the polls. Do people hate Ken so much that they would vote for this lunatic?

I have more faith in Texans than that. If we lose Texas, it’s all over for us.

Additionally, he has his own ventriloquist dummy.

Ted Cruz said some of the problems Ken Paxton is having are because of the $200 million they spent to defeat him in the primary.

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