330 more commutations. The final fart!

[barfo]

Oh great, Jimmy Carter part II.

I need this joke dogsplained to me, I don't get it.

barfo

 

[MarAzul]

Is that supposed to be Obama, or Mike Pence?

barfo

Dun no. Which one is gallantly commuting sentences? Hint! The picture is on the page linked about King Barry.

 

[barfo]

Cracks me up El Chapo is coming to America just before the wall goes up!

Some of them, I assume, are good people.

barfo

 

[riverman]

Some of them, I assume, are good people.

barfo

I assume El Chapo agreed to pay for the wall

 

[MarAzul]

but you rural folk do so love your meth

I love um in jail.

 

[barfo]

I like um in jail.

Urban Dictionary:

um: rough anal sex with large and/or hairy men

barfo

 

[riverman]

I love um in jail.

They really don't tend to survive long outside

 

[MarAzul]

They really don't tend to survive long outside

The ain't too cool to have around, hard to wait for survival to run it's course.

 

[riverman]

Urban Dictionary:

um: rough anal sex with large and/or hairy men

barfo

sorry barfo, I liked this post then realized that was really creepy to do

 

[riverman]

The ain't too cool to have around, hard to wait for survival to run it's course.

I've worked with disabled stroke victims who were crackheads...I don't wish bad things for anyone but that drug kills addicts quicker than most substances.

 

[MarAzul]

Urban Dictionary:

um: rough anal sex with large and/or hairy men

barfo

You are rather crossed up! One post you are rural, the next you are urban. Somebody been fucking with your hat?

 

[SlyPokerDog]

I need this joke dogsplained to me, I don't get it.

barfo

It lost something in the translation from woof woof.

 

[riverman]

It lost something in the translation from woof woof.

not the multi tasker I thought you were?

 

[MarAzul]

I've worked with disabled stroke victims who were crackheads...I don't wish bad things for anyone but that drug kills addicts quicker than most substances.

There you go! No way are these dealers non violate.

 

[SlyPokerDog]

You are rather crossed up! One post you are rural, the next you are urban. Somebody been fucking with your hat?

Barfo is Donny and Marie?

 

[riverman]

One post you are rural, the next you are urban

maybe he has a car?

 

[barfo]

sorry barfo, I liked this post then realized that was really creepy to do

Yep, I saw that 'riverman likes this' and laughed.

barfo

 

[rasheedfan2005]

I'm a believer in prison reform for non violent offenders who have proven to be rehabilitated...that's what it's supposed to do. If a couple thousand get a second chance to contribute, it's for the best...I think there are obvious exceptions...repeat offenders, etc...psychotics, etc...

Ill guarantee "rehabilitation" is less than 1%. Everyone else is repeat offender.

They could solve the problem 2 fold, a modified 3 strike rule. 3 felonies at 3 different times and death by firing squad. Now anyone who choses not to rehabilitate doesnt continue to tax drain. And firing squad is cheaper than lethal injection

 

[Aly]

until then, they'll have to feed themselves at least

Out of Jail today and on government assistance tomorrow.
Anybody in jail had half of there crimes reduced before they ever got to court, they deserve the time they were sentenced for. Yes it is possible for errors to have been made but that is what the court system is for. (and good behavior)
All for rehabilitating anyone and giving them a second chance, even yes liberals.
Any honest POTUS and I could be ok with a pardon.
Remember the rich tycoon Clinton releasedon the last day but made sure his wife transferred a big stack of cash to help.
What do you suppose Obama will get paid.

 

[Denny Crane]

He is granted the ability to free those people by the constitution. He did what he thought was best. At least he didn't pardon Marc Rich.

In other words, what's the big deal here? The people he freed no doubt didn't deserve to be in prison for the kinds of sentences they got.

 

[Stevenson]

No one should be in prison for life for pot. Comeon.

A pal of mine, actually the smartest guy I have ever known, was one of the lawyers reviewing clemency petitions for Obama. It was a damn serious and rigorous process These are non-violent drug offenders whose would never get these type of sentences under today's guidelines.

 

[MarAzul]

He is granted the ability to free those people by the constitution. He did what he thought was best. At least he didn't pardon Marc Rich.

In other words, what's the big deal here? The people he freed no doubt didn't deserve to be in prison for the kinds of sentences they got.

Ok, we need not agree all the time. I sense, it is more often than not, by a significant margin.

 

[Denny Crane]

He should have pardoned millions.

All the non-violent offenders who are not a threat to the public.

That is millions.

 

[3RA1N1AC]

He should have pardoned millions.

All the non-violent offenders who are not a threat to the public.

That is millions.

but that would save tax payers around 40 billion dollars a year. cant have that.

 

[MarAzul]

non-violent offenders

I don't suppose I would object even mildly. But, I just don't see selling shit to kids as non-violent. Only low life mother fuckers work that game.