Yup. 100% based on cowardice, hatred, and shame.

Where at, Max? I spent some of the ‘70s and all of the ‘80s in Norwell, down on the South Shore.

So allowing a 22-year-old, ninth-grade dropout diagnosed with schizophrenia-spectrum disorder, autism, anxiety, and depression to represent himself in a death penalty case - hell, in ANY case - is immoral and wrong.

If you’re much over six feet, they’re AWFUL.

Is the Infiniti really that tight in the back seat? I mean, I’m a mook and was always the tallest kid in the class, but even I was only about 5'3" while I was in grade school.

She was friends with Roman Polanski?

Because terms of parole and probation are part of a contract between the inmate and the State. A paroled inmate agrees to behave in certain ways in exchange for being allowed out of prison, and most of those behaviors are not things that ‘regular people’ have to do or not do.

I read it; I just don’t agree with it. Or your responses, for that matter.

Ugly is as ugly... is.

I like how you’ve casually excised the rape victim from the calculus of absolution. And ‘what most of the world remembers’ is a pretty grim yardstick for measuring an individual’s moral worth. 

I’m a criminal defense attorney in Sonoma County, California - just up the road from Vallejo - and the answer is “Absolutely not, but that’s what’s going to happen anyway.”

So... she needs a spouse? 

Wasn’t his redemption mostly “buying a comically large and expensive ring for his wife by way of apologizing for raping someone?”

So, it’s a ‘kustom?’

If they’re not mustachioed, they’re not manly enough to remove that roof.

I deem this ‘cool.’

YEOWWCH! I’m running a Kore3 big-brake upgrade kit with the 325mm x 32mm discs and matching calipers off of a C6 Corvette and a Wilwood kit in the rear; total cost for the front was less than $2000.00. 

“Back when I was a kid...” is a weak-ass whitewash of “Just because society has evolved doesn’t mean *I* have to.”

I was going to say “a big steaming turd and his credibility,” but I realized that this answer was redundant.

A NASCAR Cup car weighs, by rule, 3300 pounds and the driver is assumed to weigh 180 pounds. The Delta 88 weighed about 4100 pounds stock and I weigh 280 or so, naked, so I think that puts my stock ‘race weight’ at 4200 pounds - 900 more than the Cup racer. But I’m not stock, not at all.