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+1bert wrote: ↑Fri May 15, 2020 6:57 pm No one here has said they are against prison as far as I see, it's unjust sentences, or unbalanced ones. Plus wrongful convictions, which are factual. DNA evidence and proof of prosecutors withholding evidence has been verified. To be for tough punishment is fine if its done evenly and to the right people, not some wrongfully convicted person.
That’s the difference though, he wasn’t worth billions and he wasn’t greasing the right palms. Also, he wasn’t part of the right club. All those guys play for the same time, if he was harvesting opioids from the Taliban to supply the pharmaceutical companies with so they can pump more people with pain killers, he probably would have just got a slap on the wrist like the rest of the deep state Illuminati Freemason reptilian Zionist Lucifarian hermetic pagans types that are behind all the things you just mentioned.Hired_Goonz wrote: ↑Thu May 14, 2020 9:42 am Life without parole for selling drugs is ridiculous, especially when you consider the sweet deal that they gave Epstein the first time. Or when you consider how the banksters who crashed the world economy never faced any real penalty. Or the criminals who literally used fake evidence to invade Iraq. So much hypocrisy and bullshit from the government. Heroin is poison and this guy deserved to pay a harsh penalty, and he certainly did (28 years is no joke) so I'm glad that he's going back home to his family.
This.bert wrote: ↑Fri May 15, 2020 6:57 pm No one here has said they are against prison as far as I see, it's unjust sentences, or unbalanced ones. Plus wrongful convictions, which are factual. DNA evidence and proof of prosecutors withholding evidence has been verified. To be for tough punishment is fine if its done evenly and to the right people, not some wrongfully convicted person.
The US system is fucking scary, point proven in the Crea and Madonna case, they literally had a junkie jailhouse snitch as evidence, and he didnt wear the wire that day apparently, that is all they really had on them, his word, like i said scary.bert wrote: ↑Fri May 15, 2020 6:57 pm No one here has said they are against prison as far as I see, it's unjust sentences, or unbalanced ones. Plus wrongful convictions, which are factual. DNA evidence and proof of prosecutors withholding evidence has been verified. To be for tough punishment is fine if its done evenly and to the right people, not some wrongfully convicted person.
I agree. Third party hearsay and a guy who originally fingered his FATHER as the hitman then 'changed his mind'.TommyGambino wrote: ↑Sat May 16, 2020 10:24 am The US system is fucking scary, point proven in the Crea and Madonna case, they literally had a junkie jailhouse snitch as evidence, and he didnt wear the wire that day apparently, that is all they really had on them, his word, like i said scary.
They just stack the juries with middle age suburban white guys who have never had dealings with cops or criminals and soccer moms.Guaranteed win every time.SonnyBlackstein wrote: ↑Sat May 16, 2020 10:39 amI agree. Third party hearsay and a guy who originally fingered his FATHER as the hitman then 'changed his mind'.TommyGambino wrote: ↑Sat May 16, 2020 10:24 am The US system is fucking scary, point proven in the Crea and Madonna case, they literally had a junkie jailhouse snitch as evidence, and he didnt wear the wire that day apparently, that is all they really had on them, his word, like i said scary.
What. The. Fuck.
Who heard Crea OR Madonna give any order? No-one. Just fucking 'talk' that they did from third party junkies.
Beyond a reasonable doubt? What a joke.
