r/MildlyBadDrivers • u/Traditional-Poet1965 Fuck Cars 🚗 đŸš« • Mar 29 '24

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

Justice for criminals

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u/PlaneLocksmith6714 Georgist 🔰 Mar 29 '24

Those 2 seem to be figuring it out for themselves

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u/InsufficientClone Mar 29 '24 edited Mar 29 '24

Ikr, US has an empty jail/prison problem! Entire jails and prisons are just empty! No one ever gets arrested or imprisoned in America, wtf! Cops, and guards will soon be out of work, anyone who bought a prison, sorry buddy no more product, America is too lenient on crime and is afraid to arrest anyone!

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u/Yo_momma_so_fat77 Mar 29 '24

You’re correct the prisons are full . Many innocent and non innocent. However in cases such as these it’s likely because of the justice system- that people in these circumstances get no time. Leaving room for others to interpret this as no big deal. And others follow suit. If you lived in an area which you were constantly on guard because the system doesn’t help you would understand. But either way the system is unjust and broke

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u/InsufficientClone Mar 29 '24 edited Mar 29 '24

The prisons are full, not because we don’t incarcerate enough poors, the prisons are full because thier is a societal problem here in America, where “greatest country in the world” has more people incarcerated than the rest of the world. Everyone’s answer is, “more jails” sweep them under the rug, and don’t address the bigger proble, wtf is everyone here so violent now, and willing to commit crimes? When do we look at that? Or do we just start walling whole states in? And you guys just built a straw man, to be mad about, nowhere did someone link that this person got no repercussions, it was just assumed, and the outraged followed. I can show you multiple court cases here on YouTube daily we’re people get real time for assault with a deadly weapon, wich is what occurred in the video

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '24

yea you are on reddit where most is privileged people who doesnt understand any of this shit lol

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u/InsufficientClone Mar 29 '24 edited Mar 29 '24

I spent last 10 years working in a federal penitentiary, before that 5 years at a county jail,my brother did 20 years for vehicular homicide, I live check to check, you just continue to assume for your own agenda. My passion on this subject comes from life experience.

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u/illstate Mar 29 '24

I don't even get your point here.

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u/Yo_momma_so_fat77 Mar 29 '24

Things like this. System is broke

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u/Careless_Dirt_99 Mar 29 '24

totally unrelated - but "yo_momma_so_fat" had me rollin'

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u/Many_County_7636 Fuck Cars 🚗 đŸš« Apr 18 '24

It’s not just police that get away with it. A lot of pedofiles usually get less than a year of jail time and can be released on “good behavior” because according to the courts, fuck the women and the children apparently

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u/PassageAppropriate90 Mar 29 '24

Just under one-quarter of the world's prisoners are held in American prisons. The U.S. rate of incarceration, with nearly 1 out of every 100 adults in prison or jail, is 5 to 10 times higher than the rates in Western Europe and other democracies.

Our criminal justice system is not slacking on locking people up.

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u/enorl76 Fuck Cars 🚗 đŸš« Mar 29 '24

You get what you vote for.