• GeeDubHayduke@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    11 hours ago

    Full-on mask off, now. Owner class protecting owner class, nothing to see here. These aren’t the droids you’re looking for. Move along.

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    11 hours ago

    Safest place for that guy was being locked up. given what happened recently, does brandon want to see real justice sooner?

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    18 hours ago

    Give him a break, all he did was torture children for money

  • LadyMeow@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    20 hours ago

    Can we maybe pardon marajuana possession charges or something good for people? No? Just the rich assholes who did ‘white collar crime’? Okay. What a place. Love it here!

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      19 hours ago

      Biden already pardoned people convicted for simple possession of marijuana back in Oct 2022.

      And in December 2023, expanded that for the offenses of simple possession of marijuana, attempted simple possession of marijuana, or use of marijuana, regardless of whether they had been charged with or prosecuted for the offenses on or before that date.

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    19 hours ago

    So this looks like a case of local officials letting these people out of jail and to house arrest when clearly they shouldn’t be. It’s the same as some welfare recipients abuse the system, but should we end welfare for all. No. These two slipped through. But plenty more who deserved the pardon got it.

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      17 hours ago

      I get that there were 1500 of them, but pardons/commutations should get a closer look than this.

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        So, they were non-violent offenders on house arrest, presumably all of these people were following the terms of their conviction.

        That said, whoever compiled the list should have raised a flag on the ones that had many many victims.

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          I thing that’s the issue, there is no way that the kids-for-cash judge did not cause harm to thousands of children. While he may not have used violence, he certainly caused it and harmed literal children.

          We as a society need to really think more critically about what counts as violent crime. Ordering some to juvi/prison for money is violent in my books.