Really? You have a different definition of "mistake" than I do, then. You see....that's why I don't murder someone...the penalty is potentially death.D1B wrote:Maybe. Just answer the question.AZGrizFan wrote:
If the penalty for driving drunk and killing someone was death....and my kid chose to drive drunk and then killed someone....can that REALLY be classified as a "mistake"?
They only made those decisions because those poor unfortunate souls haven't had the chances us rich white folks have had in our lives, what with everything handed to us on a silver platter....they had the misfortune of being born in the ghetto, having to scrap and fight for every morsel of food, and we can't possibly fathom what they've gone through in their lives.LeadBolt wrote:It is one thing to protect people because of something they can't control. It is quite another thing to protect people because of conscious actions based upon decisions they have made.
Or as congressmen...AZGrizFan wrote:They only made those decisions because those poor unfortunate souls haven't had the chances us rich white folks have had in our lives, what with everything handed to us on a silver platter....they had the misfortune of being born in the ghetto, having to scrap and fight for every morsel of food, and we can't possibly fathom what they've gone through in their lives.LeadBolt wrote:It is one thing to protect people because of something they can't control. It is quite another thing to protect people because of conscious actions based upon decisions they have made.
Their can't possibly be held accountable for their actions because any one of us, given the same situation, would probably act the same way out of self preservation. We should just welcome them back to society with open arms and give them all jobs as security officers and armored truck drivers.
A very admirable program. Available in 5 different prisons in New York State, available to probably 5-6 THOUSAND prisoners....currently have a little over 100 students enrolled.Grizalltheway wrote:Just saw this on PBS Newshour...pretty damn apropos.
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AZGrizFan wrote:Which is why I'm an advocate of the death penalty. Kill 'em all and let God sort 'em out.
Plus, it would save us a fuck-ton of money.
You're a coward.AZGrizFan wrote:Really? You have a different definition of "mistake" than I do, then. You see....that's why I don't murder someone...the penalty is potentially death.D1B wrote:
Maybe. Just answer the question.
Really? You two fucks want the government to kill all criminals.SDHornet wrote:AZGrizFan wrote:Which is why I'm an advocate of the death penalty. Kill 'em all and let God sort 'em out.
Plus, it would save us a fuck-ton of money.
Yeah Z, the show would have 15 hours long if they interviewed more. God you are a jaded, dumb motherfucker. You have no redeeming qualities, no appreciation for art or beauty and no compassion for the poor. You are a supreme fuckhead who drinks bud light and watches football-pathetic fucking loser Mr.Drysdale empty suit dickhead.AZGrizFan wrote:A very admirable program. Available in 5 different prisons in New York State, available to probably 5-6 THOUSAND prisoners....currently have a little over 100 students enrolled.Grizalltheway wrote:Just saw this on PBS Newshour...pretty damn apropos.
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They gotta want to help THEMSELVES and the vast majority of criminals don't. The guy in the story is a great success story, but he's a needle in a haystack. If he weren't, they'd have interviewed all the OTHER success stories from the program too....I mean, it's been around now for 12 years and all....
travelinman67 wrote:Actually, the "dance" was precipitated by a local code enforcement County employee who'd applied for one of my apartments. Guy was a wife beater, recently divorced, who provided false information on his application. When advised his application was being rejected, he filed a discrimination complaint claiming he was rejected because he had children who would be visiting. Despite tons of factual info to the contrary, the CA Dept of Fair Housing atty said he'd make it go away for $14k ($5k for complainant, $9k for the State), otherwise it'd cost another $21 to go to a hearing: Total hit was $24k.D1B wrote:
Tdawg, you've gotten your ass kicked so bad by hippies that you have footprints in your shit.
Maybe you need to go back to school or smoke more weed.
Just another in a LOOONNNGGG series of lifelong extortions by traitorous govt. employees looking to increase big government's revenue.
AZGrizFan wrote:A very admirable program. Available in 5 different prisons in New York State, available to probably 5-6 THOUSAND prisoners....currently have a little over 100 students enrolled.Grizalltheway wrote:Just saw this on PBS Newshour...pretty damn apropos.
http://video.pbs.org/video/2072313238" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
They gotta want to help THEMSELVES and the vast majority of criminals don't. The guy in the story is a great success story, but he's a needle in a haystack. If he weren't, they'd have interviewed all the OTHER success stories from the program too....I mean, it's been around now for 12 years and all....
I love art.D1B wrote:Yeah Z, the show would have 15 hours long if they interviewed more. God you are a jaded, dumb motherfucker. You have no redeeming qualities, no appreciation for art or beauty and no compassion for the poor. You are a supreme fuckhead who drinks bud light and watches football-pathetic fucking loser Mr.Drysdale empty suit dickhead.AZGrizFan wrote:
A very admirable program. Available in 5 different prisons in New York State, available to probably 5-6 THOUSAND prisoners....currently have a little over 100 students enrolled.
They gotta want to help THEMSELVES and the vast majority of criminals don't. The guy in the story is a great success story, but he's a needle in a haystack. If he weren't, they'd have interviewed all the OTHER success stories from the program too....I mean, it's been around now for 12 years and all....
Not all, just the violent crime offenders (rapists, murderers, etc.)D1B wrote:Really? You two fucks want the government to kill all criminals.SDHornet wrote:
