... "kill" or, worse, have a reason to incarcerate millions of Americans... to continue building on Reagan's legacy of distroying the American mental healthcare system, and dumping it's participants in the streets or…
Was replying to person who said use the money to prosecute and incarcerate the criminals running the government.
(chiefly, US, transitive, ) To lock away; to imprison, especially for breaking the law.
“... "kill" or, worse, have a reason to incarcerate millions of Americans... to continue building on Reagan's legacy of distroying the American mental healthcare system, and dumping it's participants in the streets or prisons.”
“Was replying to person who said use the money to prosecute and incarcerate the criminals running the government.”
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Impeach, convict, incarcerate. Hold each and every one accountable.
“Impeach, convict, incarcerate. Hold each and every one accountable.”
“I will take many Congresses to clean up this traitorous mess. We have to make sure Democrats stay in control for years or they will just start up their treason again. Nuremburg 2.0. Prosecute and incarcerate for years. No mercy, no pardons. Start at the top.”
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(transitive) To confine; to shut up or enclose; to hem in.
In 2021, a judge found that Angola was providing inadequate medical care to its incarcerated population.
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(> as a participle, > as a participial adjective) Incarcerated: jailed, imprisoned, confined, shut in.
Mr. Vanſe, Keeper of the Tolbooth, did give in a Bill, repreſenting, That there being ſo great a number of Priſoners, upon account of Conventicles, and for Criminal Cauſes, and the ſaid Captain being incarcerate, not for a Crime, but for…
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