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@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.
@doctormo @stuartb @SeanPLynch @nogodsnomasters
As opposed to the Club Fed the CEO will visit.
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@nogodsnomasters grr no text in your post to get in and see comments ...
Which client are you using? In Pachli, and possibly others, click to the left of the image.
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Which client are you using? In Pachli, and possibly others, click to the left of the image.
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Willie was sentenced to life without parole. A death sentence.I'm sure there are thousands of other examples. Unfortunately.
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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.htmlhttps://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.
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@nogodsnomasters But now the homeless man has a place to sleep, wash up, has clean clothes and three squares a day.
@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!"
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@nogodsnomasters the former is too much leniency.
The latter one is cruel and unusual punishment.
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@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.
@doctormo @stuartb @SeanPLynch @nogodsnomasters Did you know that the USA allows forced, unpaid labour for prisoners, and that for profit prisons make money selling prison labour like to-order slavery? I didn't know for a long time.
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@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/
@failedLyndonLaRouchite @stuartb @SeanPLynch @nogodsnomasters I can't read the snopes article, because snopes doesn't know the difference between a tracking blocker and an ad blocker.
I can read this article from Cornell though, and it does more to verify than invalidate this story.
https://publications.lawschool.cornell.edu/jlpp/2011/11/17/a-tale-of-two-criminals/
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In the Tales From the Crypt version of this, the homeless guy cuts the other guy's face off and gets early release.
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@nogodsnomasters @trendytoots
"Steal a little and they throw you in jail; steal a lot and they make you king..."
Bob Dylan, 1983
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This is what capitalism will always do, and why we must remove the capitalists from power and never allow them power again.
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@nogodsnomasters I have heard stories of elderly people in the US robbing banks for small sums just to go to prison for the provided healthcare, though that says more about the healthcare system.
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Alternatively, if we took a 15 year's sentence to be the standard for stealing $100, then the executive who stole $3B should get a 30,000,000 year sentence.
Yeah, a 30 million year sentence would be the executive being treated the same as the homeless man.
@SeanPLynch @stuartb @nogodsnomasters I'd prefer that the other guy gets his 3.5 seconds sentence.
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@nogodsnomasters I have heard stories of elderly people in the US robbing banks for small sums just to go to prison for the provided healthcare, though that says more about the healthcare system.
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@nogodsnomasters white collar vs violent crime. He robbed a bank at, what seemed to the teller as, gunpoint. That he only took $100 is inconsequential.
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Let me guess-one of them has white skin and the other one doesn’t.
@grayladywriter one of them robbed a bank at "gunpoint" (he mimicked having a weapon)
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@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/
@failedLyndonLaRouchite @stuartb @SeanPLynch @nogodsnomasters Yes, the homeless guy robbed a bank which probably caused trauma and emotional stress for the people involved. Was it more than $3 billion worth of stress? If not then it should have been less than the white collar criminal's sentence. Or the white collar criminal's sentence should have been increased to 15 years.
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@nogodsnomasters I have heard stories of elderly people in the US robbing banks for small sums just to go to prison for the provided healthcare, though that says more about the healthcare system.
@toriver @nogodsnomasters I'm honestly surprised that they don't charge for prison so that you end up indebted after you get out. Seems like a natural progression for capitalism.
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The CEO didn't steal enough! If he's stolen $100B, he might not have gotten sentenced to any time at all.
