Maybe this is me looking too far into it, but hear me out.

I’m right there with you on all of those points, Burnah. Every single one.

I used to agree with that wholeheartedly, but I just think that not being savage towards each other is the way to move forward as human beings. Our treatment of those who have failed to show humanity says a lot about us.

I have no doubt that there’s a pecking order.

Exactly. His ass will be in PC from day 1, with all the c.o’s protecting him instead of inmates that suffer torture on a daily basis.

People are dumb. They don’t realize that prisoners don’t rape other prisoners because they want to dispense justice, they just know that society won’t care if they prey on pedophiles, other rapists, etc.

That caught me off guard. Being an atheist had nothing to do with his shitty parenting, drugs did. The rest of the letter seemed good to me, but that line came off as spiteful.

Hopefully this nets you 316 stars. Or at least 31.6 of them.

Your user name is the shit.

And here I thought being from the Midwest was the only reason I liked you.

Maybe the turkey will have a belt buckle to save it.

THANK YOU.

It’s kind of hard for most of us proles (I’ve researched it extensively, only to be disappointed). But I think being an M.D. greatly helps your odds.

Pass that joint, would ya?

I’d like to add “Wake up!!!” to that last sentiment of yours.

It’s almost as if treatment and successful drug policies work better than increased law enforcement and mandatory minimum sentences...

Botnets?

Yeah. The judge basically blamed their son’s learning disorder on the fact that they didn’t speak enough English to him at home and couldn’t help with his homework.

One day I want to tell the world of how a judge delayed a return home for 6+ months because she wanted 2 poor immigrant parents to take English courses. Fuck their lives, full time jobs, etc, right, judge?