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zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
His wife looks like Charlie Kirk with a nose job.
Tapate50
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zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
Looked this up, he's already in jail for raping someone. What was being refused was 2 more years for immigration by saying spending 5 months in ice detention is already serving it. And the actual full quote from the judge is.
“I usually have almost no hope that a prosecution of this nature will discourage other people but in your unique case, you have expressed that you will be an ambassador for living up to our immigration restrictions and that you will communicate your experience to people back in Honduras and discourage them from coming here without documentation,” Levy said during the man's sentencing in August.
I mean if you want to support illegal aliens by keeping them in prison for an extended time you absolutely can do that. I just don't think you do.
sturg33
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This is funny to me bc my highly educated, unmarried sister in law, who is an Uber liberal, treats her dog with more love and compassion than she would expect I treat my daughter. When her massive dog knocked over my 16 month old, she got offended when we asked her to put it away.
She will die unmarried and alone. And there is something about the liberal ideology that breeds these women
They need the George Floyd treatment.
They’re all very dumb.
I will actually agree that I don’t really care if a convicted murderer’s gender identity is being properly accounted for here.
I do actually kind of wonder if it’s cheaper for the state in the long run, though. Whether it’s avoiding legal challenges or added operational costs of keeping someone like this from being murdered in prison. Because even if you don’t care on a moral level what happens to this prisoner, the Maine DOC has some level of legal responsibility to ensure their safety. This might actually be the most affordable option. (This isn’t a pro-trans or leftist rebuttal, I’m just actually kind of curious if this “woke” choice might accidentally be the pragmatic solution)
Tapate50
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No. Not once in that diatribe
I would think logistically it might be easier to keep one person from doing a violent crime within a prison than the entire prison population. But again, I’m not really making an argument in favor of this, it just struck a curiosity.