It will be fine
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It hard to get a job with a criminal record and no formal education. It’s not surprising many go back to crime.
corporations find their dream worker under massive for profit prison system
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Jkloc420
Do you need an air compressor or tire gauge
you got a job
Wally
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You would think they would pre-trip beforehand? Make sure that taillight isn't out, and don't speed.
newfie
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the fear is the gov cant get it right, they are notorious for releasing the wrong criminal.
It will be fine
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Do you extend that logic to the state executing the wrong criminals?
1989
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What exactly is a low level drug offender? Do their drugs cause harm? Can they cause death? Is this their first and only offense?
It will be fine
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For me any drug offense that doesn’t involve violence shouldn’t result in incarceration. It’s a waste of money and does nothing to help society.
1989
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I do believe that water seeks its own level. But drugs, in general, do involve violence somewhere down the chain. And do cause death.
The fact is, if I were jailed for my 5th drug offense, (let’s call it sime ball activity) you don’t know how many lives that might have been, or will be saved.
almost lol
Jkloc420
Do you need an air compressor or tire gauge
birds live in trees
1989
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What about alcohol? I don’t think you can handle either. Border patrol will often hang out at a weed store looking for erratic driving.
your full of it
Jkloc420
Do you need an air compressor or tire gauge
please stop bullying me
newfie
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actually I do
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While Trump's remarks about the toxicity of plea deals are self-serving, it should be noted that plea deals are banned in most developed countries (e.g UK) and that the US federal system has a 99% conviction rate due to overcharging to force pleas--including from the innocent.
While Trump's remarks about the toxicity of plea deals are self-serving, it should be noted that plea deals are banned in most developed countries (e.g UK) and that the US federal system has a 99% conviction rate due to overcharging to force pleas--including from the innocent.
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The Slaves Rebel
"the only way to end slavery is to stop being a slave. Hundreds of men and women in prisons in some 17 states are refusing to carry out prison labor, conducting hunger strikes or boycotting for-profit commissaries in an effort to abolish the last redoubt of legalized slavery in America. The strikers are demanding to be paid the minimum wage, the right to vote, decent living conditions, educational and vocational training and an end to the death penalty and life imprisonment.
...fyodor Dostoevsky wrote that “the degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons.” Prisons expose how far a state will go to exploit and abuse its most vulnerable. Life in the American prison system is a window into the corporate tyranny that will be inflicted on all of us once we are stripped of the power to resist.
...prisons are not primarily about crime. They are about social control. They are about profiting off black and brown bodies, bodies that in blighted, deindustrialized neighborhoods do not produce money for corporations but once locked away generate some $60,000 a year per prisoner"
The Slaves Rebel
"the only way to end slavery is to stop being a slave. Hundreds of men and women in prisons in some 17 states are refusing to carry out prison labor, conducting hunger strikes or boycotting for-profit commissaries in an effort to abolish the last redoubt of legalized slavery in America. The strikers are demanding to be paid the minimum wage, the right to vote, decent living conditions, educational and vocational training and an end to the death penalty and life imprisonment.
...fyodor Dostoevsky wrote that “the degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering its prisons.” Prisons expose how far a state will go to exploit and abuse its most vulnerable. Life in the American prison system is a window into the corporate tyranny that will be inflicted on all of us once we are stripped of the power to resist.
...prisons are not primarily about crime. They are about social control. They are about profiting off black and brown bodies, bodies that in blighted, deindustrialized neighborhoods do not produce money for corporations but once locked away generate some $60,000 a year per prisoner"
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