Multiple Levels Of Government Failed To Handle A Rabid Animal

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Federal, state, and local authorities failed to keep an animal away from the public. Tampon Tim wanted to insure he stays as a threat.

Tou Lue Vang entered the US through California (Surprise! Surprise! Surprise!) in 1994. Beginning in 2002, he began to molest a ten-year-old girl. When he was arrested in 2005, Vang tried to justify the crime as “cultural.” He claimed in Laos it is common to have sex with and marry children as young as 12. Perhaps if Mr. Vang was told we expect immigrants to obey our laws as he entered America this atrocity may have been avoided.

Vang’s plea bargain in 2006 was disgusting. He admitted molesting the child (once paying her ten dollars to keep quiet) and managed to avoid a prison sentence of up to 30 years. Unfortunately he never saw prison. There is an order of merit list behind bars, and at the absolute bottom is a child molester. Murderers, rapists, and robbers have some standards, even if Democrats don’t. Mr. Vang would have experienced what he did to that girl behind bars. Without the ten-dollar bribe to keep quiet.

Now the only silver lining to this atrocity was Vang was ordered deported in 2006. A final deportation order was issued in October 2006. The fact he wasn’t removed from the court room to a deportation plane is a massive failure of George W Bush. If memory serves President Bush was busy trying to get another amnesty passed, so he was focused on other things. Thanks W.

Fast forward, through four administrations, Vang stayed in Minnesota, fathering five children. I only pray he did not use his “cultural standards” on them. In July 2025 Vang applied for a pardon from Minnesota, and Governor Timothy “Tampon Tim” Walz (plus the state AG and Supreme Court chief justice) voted for it.

Thankfully our current administration actually looks at pedophiles from overseas as something we don’t need. Secretary of State Marco Rubio first stripped him of his immigration status, and Vang was flown back to Laos on July 10^th. The governor was asked about Vang’s deportation, and I find Mr. Walz’s logic rather curious. After voting to allow this animal to stay in Minnesota, his exact statement:

“Did that make us any safer? Did that make the children that are left behind any more stable? Did it improve the idea that we can’t all be judged by our worst day? And I want to be very clear, these are horrific crimes. They often are.”

I had to read that multiple times to insure I got it. Even Tampon Tim cannot be this screwed up? Let’s dissect this.

“This is make us any safer?” Putting that animal into prison would make a lot of children safer, as this pedophile would be away from his preferred targets. It would be better Vang was on death row but locked up will do. Inside a prison, he would be the subject of rape, not the instigator. And after serving his term, Vang would be deported and not threaten another American again.

“Did that make the children that are left behind any more stable?”

Presumably Mr. Watz is speaking of Mr. Vang’s children. Pedophiles have an extremely high level of recidivism. You can plan of them doing it again. Not living with a pedophile in the house would make me sleep better at night. Not having Mr. Vang in the state makes a lot of children safer in Minnesota.

This is the classic quote, “Did it improve the idea that we can’t all be judged by our worst day?” Yes Mr. Watz, we can be judged by our worst day. Would you vote to pardon Dylan Root, or “judge him by his worst day?” In this case, murdering nine people for the sin of being black and praying at a church. Or Nidal Hasan, who was a good officer until he murdered 13 soldiers at Fort Hood TX.

Mr. Watz, civilization has certain criteria. If you want to be a member of our society, we expect you to abide by these standards, like our laws. You may be a law-abiding person for the first 36 years of your life, then you commit a capital offense on your 37^th birthday, we will hold you to account. Yes, you will be judged by your “worst day,” and if found in violation of our laws, sentenced in accordance with them. Without this, we will have anarchy. But that doesn’t concern someone like you. You just want as many illegal aliens in this country as possible, as they will support your party. Tells you something about modern Democrats.

Back to the Dylan Root shooting. One of the women there saw her daughter murdered by him. She mentioned later she must forgive him as that is what God calls upon her to do. This lady is a much better person than I will ever be. If I saw that happen to one of my girls, Root would need the cops to protect him.

But we as a society cannot judge in God’s view. We must judge in the view of man, tempered by the Judeo-Christian ethics that influence our laws. Therefore he commits murder, he must be held to account for it. In our laws, a rapist, upon conviction, is imprisoned for a certain time. Not to reform him, but to punish him, and to keep him from inflicting his crimes on others again. Without that with have anarchy, which is why we have society, laws, and government.

Yes Mr. Watz, Mr. Vang committed “horrific crimes.” Thanks to people like you, he has not atoned for them. But where you have failed, people better than you (Secretary Rubio) have handled the matter. The United States and Minnesota are both better and safer for it.