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   From: NOT-SURE@idiocracy.gov   
      
   On 11/28/22 10:46 AM, John Dillinger wrote:   
   > On Mon, 28 Nov 2022 05:43:04 -0800 (PST), BT   
   >  wrote:   
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   >> Progressive prosecutors promised us "reform" -- but delivered chaos   
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   >   I agree with the idea that a person that commits a non-violent or   
   > non-sexual crime should not spend time in jail. It saves the taxpayers   
   > millions of dollars to not put shop lifters in jails for months.   
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   >   If it is a violent or sexual crime then give the person hard time in   
   > prison.   
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   Control the guilty, NOT the rest of us...   
      
   If you release those people with a propensity to commit crimes then   
   target them with restrictions NOT the rest of us... Don't try to limit   
   our RIGHT to make up for releasing criminals.  Limit the Criminals while   
   serving their time outside the jail.  With places and things they can't   
   do rather than trying to limit all of society from those things because   
   it's easier or cheaper than targeting the criminals. An yet violent   
   crimes take priority in prisons and 90% of people in prison need to be   
   there for a violent acts, not IRS and other government process crimes   
   like paper work for a gun they already have the RIGHT to keep and bear   
   with out any Government permission slip... go after the criminals that   
   commits a violent crime, but that costs more than blaming the whole   
   society and making everyone suffer a little loss of freedom so that no   
   one pays the real cost with their own actual loss of freedom.   
      
   Government's like to do that because it gives the government bureaucrats   
   more power. And you less, and little by little your freedom starts to   
   look like it does for the people in the prisons, and when it's hard to   
   tell the difference... it's to late, you have no political power to   
   change it you're an inmate of your own institutional Society.   
      
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