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onecaliberal

(36,594 posts) Fri Jan 10, 2025, 08:47 PM Jan 2025

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I get your point, but umm, no at least not for violent felonies... hlthe2b Jan 2025 #1

the sentence has been served. the felon is square with the house when released AZLD4Candidate Jan 2025 #14

Depends. Really violent crimes... NO. Those involving harm to children. NO. Those involving aggravated hlthe2b Jan 2025 #23

When the sentence is up, the felon is square with the house. IF they do it again, then they owe the house. AZLD4Candidate Jan 2025 #24

Jean Valjean stealing bread was not a violent crime. Done. You seem to want to restate (falsely) hlthe2b Jan 2025 #25

If you read the book, he broke a window to get the bread. That is an act of violence. AZLD4Candidate Jan 2025 #33

Good gawd. Breaking a window is not an act of violence. hlthe2b Jan 2025 #34

There is no "square with the house" FBaggins Jan 2025 #26

Also every one who has lost their Blue Full Moon Jan 2025 #2

Trump is special. Turbineguy Jan 2025 #3

It's a big problem for businesses. insurance Klarkashton Jan 2025 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author onecaliberal Jan 2025 #6

This is a very sad situation. So many people have Klarkashton Jan 2025 #7

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The system has no problems with fucking up a Klarkashton Jan 2025 #10

Unfortunately, believe his felonies, trials, etc., helped him at polls. Silent Type Jan 2025 #5

I believe there were research studies NJCher Jan 2025 #13

Some might have. Some/enough others were attracted to his image and/or vile BS. Silent Type Jan 2025 #18

I am going on research studies NJCher Jan 2025 #19

So you believe that if he were not found guilty and not facing charges elsewhere, he would have won by much more? Silent Type Jan 2025 #21

I haven't formed a belief NJCher Jan 2025 #22

We must stop pretending we have equality under the law. Think. Again. Jan 2025 #9

That's no secret RainCaster Jan 2025 #11

just us system. AllaN01Bear Jan 2025 #12

I don't know how Merchan can ever preside over another case displacedvermoter Jan 2025 #30

Yes, I wonder if he will let everyone he sentences off the hook... Think. Again. Jan 2025 #32

Everybody that voted for this felon also better be willing to hire felons in their business In It to Win It Jan 2025 #15

Felons And The Presidency Baron2024 Jan 2025 #16

in many states, 'Ban The Box' does just that TalenaGor Jan 2025 #17

It won't be but it should be Meowmee Jan 2025 #20

Corporate Legal departments will have some problems with that. bucolic_frolic Jan 2025 #27

This message was self-deleted by its author onecaliberal Jan 2025 #31

No reason why someone with 5 DUI convictions shouldn't be driving a gas tanker. MichMan Jan 2025 #28

no Groundhawg Jan 2025 #29