Re: Considering the feelings of felons

BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:

May 23, 2024 at 10:53:11 AM PDT, Adam H. Kerman <ahk@chinet.com>:

Now, I heard this on WBBM radio, the 24-hour news station formerly the
CBS O&O but now Audacy. They picked up on requiring state agencies not
to use the word "offender" any longer.

Matt Walsh had a good commentary on this today.

https://youtu.be/oDt5v85NpAo?t=118

The case he talks about is the horrific case I talked about earlier. The
original Subject was [OT] Toronto police urge car owners to make things
easy for car thieves and I changed it to Horrific domestic violence
incident.

That's not an example of the law needing change in what led to his
release. Because he'd made threats, the parole board sent him back to
prison because she had notified the parole board of the threats. Then he
was released because someone on parole board staff ordered the release
despite the prisoner's violation of his conditions. The governor was
actually forced to fire the parole board's chief of staff.

I thank Matt Walsh for looking up "Adult Redeploy". I admit I was afraid
to look it up. It's worse than I thought.

The video was a good find.

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