Better Make Up Another Bed In Hell
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- tgb
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Better Make Up Another Bed In Hell
I spent 90% of the money I made on women, booze, and drugs. The other 10% I just pissed away.
- em2nought
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Oops, I guess a comment on Veteran care might be too political. I blame both sides there though so... Meanwhile this douche gets treatment.
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Re: Better Make Up Another Bed In Hell
He got a room, bed, tv, friends, food...all these years while others go hungry and homeless.
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Re: Better Make Up Another Bed In Hell
It's strange that people don't voluntarily sign up for that sweet, sweet deal.
Much prefer my Nazis Nuremberged.
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Re: Better Make Up Another Bed In Hell
Don't forget the free medical care.
I spent 90% of the money I made on women, booze, and drugs. The other 10% I just pissed away.
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Re: Better Make Up Another Bed In Hell
There are more than enough resources to care for every homeless person and veteran in need. Even if there weren't, the state shouldn't be executing people in an era when dangerous criminals can be effectively secluded.
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Man commits crime to get surgery https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/ ... 83181.html
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And you can qualify for free electricity if you’re lucky!
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Re: Better Make Up Another Bed In Hell
Where do you see that? At least in CA, education services have been severely curtailed even to the GED level, much less college. Which to me seems crazy - if there's anything that helps prevent recidivism, it's education.
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Yeah, cutting off inmates from education is a pretty bad way of making sure they don't come back.
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Home of the Akimbo AWPs
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Better not be fake news https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPIdRJlzERo
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Re: Better Make Up Another Bed In Hell
I am basically against the death penalty unless you can prove beyond 100% that you have the guilty party. Whether that takes a confession or it being done in front of 100 people or on video I am not sure.
Manson no doubt ordered killings and planned others, but I don't think he was the perfect candidate for the death penalty.
Regardless, I am glad he is no longer among us.
Manson no doubt ordered killings and planned others, but I don't think he was the perfect candidate for the death penalty.
Regardless, I am glad he is no longer among us.
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Re: Better Make Up Another Bed In Hell
I'm glad for it. It means we're doing something right. Not the part about others going without, that's how we know our work isn't done. I mean the part about a prisoner getting enough of their basic needs met that they can live for decades behind bars, basically only dying due to advancing age.
I read another article that talked about how the Navy is getting new submarines that cost 8 billion dollars apiece, but they're going to do their best to bring that down to 7 billion dollars each cause they don't want to spend too much now do they?
We have the money to pay for things, it's just that we don't all agree on what should be paid for. If we are going to lock people up, we should do it while providing more than just a dirt floor, and bread and water. Many of the people getting sent to jails and prisons will be getting out one day. Is it in our interests to see to it people have the most brutal existence in prison, knowing that we will be seeing these people again in public later?
As far as Manson himself, I'm old enough to remember a time where he was synonymous with pure evil. "Manson" was like shorthand for the worst kind of human you can think of short of Hitler. Yet our modern world is so different that he went from being an upper echelon Demon to not even being a low end haunt. It boggles my mind to think if I could go back in time and talk to me as a kid and say "Dude, you think Manson was responsible for some crazy shiat? You ain't seen nothing yet" that long ago version of me wouldn't be able to conceive of the normalcy of the nutty stuff going on now. I mean, it's not like Manson ever ate any of his victims.
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Re: Better Make Up Another Bed In Hell
I worked with someone in Arizona last year that gets free education at Arizona State due to a felony, aggravated assault I believe. He's a good, relatively smart guy that had a bad drug addiction which made him an asshole at times. He needed to test sober for a year before he qualified for the benefit and is still randomly tested.gbasden wrote: ↑Sun Nov 19, 2017 2:59 pmWhere do you see that? At least in CA, education services have been severely curtailed even to the GED level, much less college. Which to me seems crazy - if there's anything that helps prevent recidivism, it's education.
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I dont agree that people like petty thieves and drug users should be tossed into a place with rapists and murderers. Their crimes do not equal those and with help and education they can be reformed. Unfortunately in the US the penal system is a privately run money maker and the more people incarcerated the more money the owners make.
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- LawBeefaroni
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Re: Better Make Up Another Bed In Hell
Difficult to believe he gets a state-funded education due to committing the felony. I would be more inclined to believe that it's some kind of incidental result, like gaining residency due to incarceration or something like that. Or maybe a private financial aid/scholarship program.DOS=HIGH wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2017 4:25 pmI worked with someone in Arizona last year that gets free education at Arizona State due to a felony, aggravated assault I believe. He's a good, relatively smart guy that had a bad drug addiction which made him an asshole at times. He needed to test sober for a year before he qualified for the benefit and is still randomly tested.gbasden wrote: ↑Sun Nov 19, 2017 2:59 pmWhere do you see that? At least in CA, education services have been severely curtailed even to the GED level, much less college. Which to me seems crazy - if there's anything that helps prevent recidivism, it's education.
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