PIC: two kind of justice

[yurbud]

Guess which one we get.

[Hannah Bell]

1. that is damn sad. hungry, homeless, & more honest than a bankster.

for that crime he gets 15 years.

jean valjean.

[Journeyman]

2. Hard to Believe Justice is Anything More than a Fairy Tale in America. . .

And the Judge who presided the last time when I explained why I won't serve on a Jury was astonished to hear I have so little respect for the judiciary. . .

[pacalo]

3. If you could provide a link for both of those, I'd be interested in writing a letter

on behalf of that homeless man. That's a good illustration of how our country values the wealthy & shows no compassion for those without. "My mother raised me better" shows this is a person of substance who needs a break.

[Hannah Bell]

4. link

http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/265402

and the "Free Roy Brown" facebook page:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=46132602074

[pacalo]

5. Thanks, Hannah Bell.

[Hannah Bell]

8. i couldn't find anything about him after he was sentenced last jan, though.

guessing if you wanted to find out you'd have to go through louisiana prisons.

[dixiegrrrrl]

11. Poor, homeless and black in Louisiana? He doesn't stand a chance.

Would I be safe in betting the AIG thief is white?
And NOT in a southern state?

[yurbud]

6. plug titles into SEARCH at Reddit.com

That screenshot is literally all I saw there.

[cliffordu]

7. Well....The guy's BLACK

That's worth an extra 11 years right THERE, man.

Being broke and hungry is a fucking FELONY, dude.

This is fucking AMERICA.

It's how we roll.

[Ichingcarpenter]

9. Yeah.... And Now he has a home called Prison

a bed, food and healthcare.


I wonder what that costs a year?

Who cares? The corporate prison system makes money and
three more americans can't afford to go to college.

[cliffordu]

10. I heard 50 grand a year??

Should just give him 25 grand a year and save some bucks....