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NJCher

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19. I am going on research studies

Reply to Silent Type (Reply #18)

Sat Jan 11, 2025, 01:43 AM

Jan 2025

Do you have any that show the number who were attracted to his criminal image and subsequently said they'd vote for him because of it? If you do, I'd like to see them because I am collecting information on this topic.

Thanks in advance.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] onecaliberal Jan 2025 OP

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

This message was self-deleted by its author onecaliberal Jan 2025 #8

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