77 Years in Prison for Stealing .50 Cent Pack of Donuts.

[Socks]

okay trouble with my intrangnets connections and can't get the video to load completely so uh what were his first two strikes

Petty robbery in 1978/9 and 1999.

[Samus Aran]

Petty robbery in 1978/9 and 1999.

Oh, they were petty robberies?

Why'd they make him out to sound like he had done something horrible by calling him an "ex-convict" then?

[Socks]

Oh, they were petty robberies?

Why'd they make him out to sound like he had done something horrible by calling him an "ex-convict" then?

I think they were treated as a felony.

[Samus Aran]

I think they were treated as a felony.

I guess. I don't really know what California law considers to be a "petty robbery" and what is and isn't treated as a felony.

[sans culottes]

That guy got owned.

[Jester]

That guy got owned.

he was fucked by the long dick of the law. 

[sans culottes]

Which is ironically written by those who routinely fuck little boys with their small dicks.

what about the homosexals

[Knig]

He'll think twice before stealing next time. 

[ncba93ivyase]

You have to be shitting me. That law needs to be amended.

You mean repealed?

Our criminal justice system is pretty damn good, but the punishment is terrible.

[wawi]

I agree that it is terrible that rapists and child molesters get little to no time while this guy gets 77 years for stealing something that is worthless

[ncba93ivyase]

I agree that it is terrible that rapists and child molesters get little to no time while this guy gets 77 years for stealing something that is worthless

what the hell are you talking about

The worst part is those people need to register as sex offenders every year of their life. Really, could you imagine just moving to a new neighborhood and every person there has to be notified that you're some dangerous and disgusting beast because you touched your friend in her sleep?

It'd be nigh impossible to ever fit back into society.

[wawi]

what the hell are you talking about

The worst part is those people need to register as sex offenders every year of their life. Really, could you imagine just moving to a new neighborhood and every person there has to be notified that you're some dangerous and disgusting beast because you touched your friend in her sleep?

It'd be nigh impossible to ever fit back into society.

I should of been more specific.  I know how people make mistakes and then they have to end up spending their whole lives not being able to do certain things because they are a registered sex offender. I was more talking about the perverted ones.  Having them registered isn't enough to stop some of them.

[ncba93ivyase]

I should of been more specific.  I know how people make mistakes and then they have to end up spending their whole lives not being able to do certain things because they are a registered sex offender. I was more talking about the perverted ones.  Having them registered isn't enough to stop some of them.

Should they really be punished their entire life even after the sentence is over?

Sex offenders aren't inherently bad people. If you commit three felonies like the guy in this video did, you've got something wrong. I still don't agree with the law, but multiple felonies sounds worse than a single sexual offense.

[wawi]

Should they really be punished their entire life even after the sentence is over?

No, but as I said, the perverted ones who keep on doing it should have some kind of long term consequences.

Sex offenders aren't inherently bad people. If you commit three felonies like the guy in this video did, you've got something wrong. I still don't agree with the law, but multiple felonies sounds worse than a single sexual offense.

I agree, people always screw up. Sex offenders should atleast get one more chance to prove themselves.


Geeze, now I have a baseless argument. I think I just entirely contridicted myself.

[ncba93ivyase]

No, but as I said, the perverted ones who keep on doing it should have some kind of long term consequences.

Or maybe they should be helped?

Instead of throwing them back into society and alerting every person within a 50 mile radius some sick fiend is moving in, they should help the person get a steady job and maybe help identify and repair the fault.