That’s how many times the lowlife who set the fire that took out the I-85 bridge has been arrested since 1995. Why was this scumbag even walking the streets? He should have been spending the rest of his life in prison. Nineteen times.

Someone even tried to help him once. A dude in Woodstock Georgia took him home and gave him a job. He let him stay with him. That worked for a while but then the scumbag stole a neighbor kid’s bicycle and rode it to Atlanta and went on a crack binge. Then, a few days later, he rode the bike back home and returned it to the kid. The good Samaritan kicked him out of his house and he was homeless again. This is an example of someone who is totally unable to take care of himself and belonged in an institution, not on the streets.

I read in the paper that 30% of the homeless in Atlanta are mentally ill. We used to keep people like that in institutions but no more. You know why we don’t? Liberals. Back in the late 70’s or early 80’s the liberals said it wasn’t right to institutionalize mentally ill people who couldn’t take care of themselves and these people were dumped out on the streets. That’s where we get people like Basil Eleby, the dude who set the fire that has fouled up Atlanta traffic.

Anyone who is thirty-nine years old and has been arrested nineteen times does not belong on the streets. He belongs in jail or an institution. He is not an outlier. Look at a lot of stories that we have heard over the past free years. How many times was St. Freddie of heroin arrested? He was a career drug dealer. Why was he still out on the streets of Baltimore? We keep hearing about career criminals with countless arrests and many years in jail who get released for “good behavior” or some such bullshit commit heinous crimes. We have liberal judges who are way way too soft on criminals. People like Basil Eleby should be locked up not only for the good of society but for their own good as well. How many times are we gonna pay the price for allowing repeat offenders to roam the streets?