Blaise Pascal's Comments
My first thought was "So *that's* how they make corrogated metal panels for roofs!" but quinnn already said that.
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I don't get the folks who say that because of his past criminal record he should be sentenced to 30 years.
Wasn't he arrested, prosecuted, and punished for those prior offenses? Isn't adding to his term now because of them in effect repunishing him for things he's already been adjudicated and punished for?
I don't like the idea of locking up someone for 30 years because of who they are (a "bad guy", a repeat felon, etc) when what they did wasn't that severe. If he didn't have a record, would the "strong-arm robbery" of a donut be worth 30 years? I personally don't think so.
Wasn't he arrested, prosecuted, and punished for those prior offenses? Isn't adding to his term now because of them in effect repunishing him for things he's already been adjudicated and punished for?
I don't like the idea of locking up someone for 30 years because of who they are (a "bad guy", a repeat felon, etc) when what they did wasn't that severe. If he didn't have a record, would the "strong-arm robbery" of a donut be worth 30 years? I personally don't think so.
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Jason E.:
My girlfriend is 5'9", 190 pounds. Her build is similar to the image above. I find it perfectly believable.
My girlfriend is 5'9", 190 pounds. Her build is similar to the image above. I find it perfectly believable.
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My first impression: Given the infamous handling capabilities of a shopping cart, I'd be hesitant to take this out onto the street.
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Personally I think they should give him a vegetarian diet if he requests it, but forcing one on him, especially before trial and without medical necessity should be illegal if it isn't already -- unless that's the only diet the jail uses.