Joe Biden Says ‘Nobody Should Be In Jail For A Non-Violent Crime’ (VIDEO)

During Thursday night’s debate, Joe Biden proved once again just how out of touch he really is.

He said that nobody should be in jail for a non-violent crime.

What about car theft? How about not paying taxes?

Has Joe really thought this through?

The Washington Examiner reports:

Biden: ‘Nobody should be in jail for a nonviolent crime’

Former Vice President Joe Biden said that someone should not go to jail for committing a nonviolent crime.

Biden joined nine other Democratic presidential candidates at the third debate of the primary in Houston on Thursday. While talking on criminal justice reform, Biden said that the aim of criminal justice reform should be taking nonviolent criminals out of jail and sending them directly to rehabilitation.

“We are in a situation now where there are so many people who are in jail and shouldn’t be in jail,” Biden said. “The whole means by which this should change is the whole model has to change. We should be talking about rehabilitation. Nobody should be in jail for a nonviolent crime.”

“When we were in the White House, we released 36,000 people from the federal prison system,” Biden said. “Nobody should be in jail for a drug problem. They should be going directly to a rehabilitation [center].”

Watch the video:

Here are a few responses:

And Biden is a lawyer.

Cross posted from American Lookout.

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