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[solownh@mstdn.party]

@nogodsnomasters

Felonious rascist swindler... elected POTUS...

[justbob@kolektiva.social]

@nogodsnomasters grr no text in your post to get in and see comments ...

[pa27@mastodon.social]

@nogodsnomasters 40 months is "slightly less" than 6 years? I realise education is suffering in Trumpistan, but....

[felipeb@hachyderm.io]

@nogodsnomasters his crime was to feeling remorseful

[stuartb@social.teamb.space]

@SeanPLynch @nogodsnomasters and lets not forget that the homeless man handed himself in, and showed remorse for his actions, while the CEO didn't...

[opinaelsoberano@mastodon.social]

@nogodsnomasters

Democratización también de la judicatura, asignatura pendiente en toda democracia del planeta...

[failedlyndonlarouchite@mas.to]

@stuartb @SeanPLynch @nogodsnomasters

there may be some facts here that cause you to think a very little bit differently

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/homeless-man-vs-corporate-thief/

[pst@tldr.nettime.org]

@nogodsnomasters
And likely to have more than enough left to buy a pardon from Trump.

[manwhotalkstohishand@mastodon.social]

@nogodsnomasters oh, that's just a k-shaped justice system. If, "k-shaped" sounds familiar, that's the direction our economy and healthcare are heading towards, and soon!

[madness832@mstdn.party]

@nogodsnomasters But now the homeless man has a place to sleep, wash up, has clean clothes and three squares a day.

[grayladywriter@mindly.social]

@nogodsnomasters

Let me guess-one of them has white skin and the other one doesn’t.

[chiraag@mastodon.online]

@failedLyndonLaRouchite @stuartb @SeanPLynch @nogodsnomasters Not really...

[doctormo@floss.social]

@stuartb @SeanPLynch @nogodsnomasters

I smell something else in that second newsicle. A judge that housed a man for 15 years in an extremely expensive state run housing program.

[w_b@mastodon.world]

@doctormo @stuartb @SeanPLynch @nogodsnomasters

As opposed to the Club Fed the CEO will visit.

[w_b@mastodon.world]

@justbob @nogodsnomasters

Which client are you using? In Pachli, and possibly others, click to the left of the image.

[justbob@kolektiva.social]

@w_b @nogodsnomasters Tusky in android... but looking into that one. Thanks for the tip.

[jfws@kolektiva.social]

@nogodsnomasters
Willie was sentenced to life without parole. A death sentence.

I'm sure there are thousands of other examples. Unfortunately.

#abolition

[npars01@mstdn.social]

@nogodsnomasters

Disproportionate criminal sentencing is a hallmark of plutocracy & oligarchy.
https://horsepowermuseum.co.uk/duel-on-the-wimbledon-common/

After the Enclosure Acts, starving farm villagers were hung or transported for poaching rabbits or deer
https://www.hope.ac.uk/news/allnews/new-research-into-victorian-capital-punishment-revealed.html

https://museumcrush.org/the-dark-history-of-poaching-in-suffolk/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convicts_in_Australia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enclosure

The rich are very keen on famines that preserve their ill-gotten wealth too.
https://www.ighm.org/learn.html

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/mar/29/winston-churchill-policies-contributed-to-1943-bengal-famine-study

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengal_famine_of_1943

[space_burger_steve@mstdn.ca]

@madness832 @nogodsnomasters In a country that allows forced labour for prisoners, and for profit prisons. I can't tell if you're being sarcastic, or if this is going to turn into "but the slaves were well cared for!"

[netzblockierer@tech.lgbt]

@nogodsnomasters the former is too much leniency.

The latter one is cruel and unusual punishment.