Houston, TX – So, another day, another preventable tragedy. Marietta Allison, bless her heart, was just trying to help her friend, Cassie Daniel, through cancer treatment. A noble act, right? But in Biden's America (or whatever dystopia we're calling it these days), no good deed goes unpunished. She ends up getting ventilated in an alleged carjacking. You can't make this stuff up.

Let's break it down: Allison goes to Houston, the armpit of Texas, to help her friend with chemo. Classy move. But then, BAM! Some 18-year-old thug, Darius DeWayne Hall, allegedly jacks her car and shoots her in the process. Hall, after enjoying a scenic high-speed chase, gets caught after crashing. Sounds about right.

Now, I'm sure the usual suspects will be lining up to tell us this is a 'complex issue' and we need to address the 'root causes of crime.' You know, the usual woke garbage. But let's be honest: this isn't about 'root causes.' It's about consequences. This punk needs to be locked up and the key thrown away. No early release, no 'rehabilitation' programs, just good old-fashioned justice.

The libs will cry 'systemic racism' or some other nonsense. But the system works for everyone, but some people are just criminals. This ain’t about race; it’s about bad choices and a society that refuses to hold people accountable.

Of course, the media will focus on Allison's kindness and the tragedy of it all. And that's fine. But let's not forget the real story here: a violent criminal roaming free to prey on innocent people. And until we start getting serious about crime, this will keep happening. Lock them up, folks. It's the only way.

Also, did you notice the phrase 'alleged carjacking'? Yeah, right. Like we don't know what happened. Let's stop tip-toeing around the truth and call a spade a spade. This was a murder, plain and simple. And the guy who did it needs to pay the price.

So, pour one out for Marietta Allison. And while you're at it, pour one out for common sense and the rule of law. Because in this clown world, they're both becoming increasingly rare.

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