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Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

Definitely voting a strong YES. The simple facts are that politics and political maneuvering like their 'deals' with criminals for lesser sentencing or even immunity for their crimes is appalling. As if that weren't enough, there are people using a fine tooth comb dirty judgesdistrict attorneysreelections to manipulate technicalities of race, creed, religion or circumstances to suit themselves and let the dirt bags get off scot-free! Then we move on to the asses who have the unmitigated gall to assume that everything is a case of 'let them eat cake!' Where the rich are so selfish and ignorant and blind that their only consideration is how much more money they can keep in their pockets and fuck the rest. Ok maybe just one more example like the idiots who manage to turn a simple black and white, right and wrong issue into something the media chooses to grab hold of and manipulate into juicy story fodder, twisting every angle of sensationalism from a story of solid meaning into a subjective and highly individualized interpretation so that all are confused about the main issue. Then it's just dinner table conversation and taking sides in the press while the guilty party walks off without even a slap on the wrist. Sorry if this is disorganized and a bit dogmatic, but it's a topic that's very close to home and it bothers me hugely!
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

Mercy Without Justice Is the Mother of Dissolution Justice Without Mercy Is Cruelty. I won't be the first and I won't be the last to say it, but I find that it's always better to side with the possibility of a criminal being let free rather than having innocent people locked up. On the other hand, what is justice? Blatantly, another manner of morality or righteousness url definitionurl. Of course you won't see justice being served, that it's failing I do too. But for different reasons though I know I'm in the minority by even acknowledging that. Just the other day north-west of Atlanta, a kid was shot by the police upon opening the door the police knocked, he asked behind the door who was there and got no response, then opened the door and just got shot while holding a Wii-mote controller . All that'll happen? Probably a demotion, and this kid was part of his school's JROTC to boot. The police were there with an arrest warrant for the kid's father. No, you don't mistake a Wii-mote controller for any kind of weapon even someone not trained would have instantly recognized the difference and cops are supposed to be trained for this crap? Yeah. Which reminds me of another issue recently. Supposedly this old man got into a domestic dispute which led to him holding someone hostage, and with what? A fucking 22-caliber gun, which is hardly any different from a BB gun or pellet gun, which we refer to as a peashooter since any pistol below 25-cal can be shrugged off without much effort. The local PD called in the SWAT just to take care of the situation. I'd sooner be dead from laughing about someone thinking they could hold me hostage with a 22-cal than from being shot by one, and I'd imagine the SWAT team I mean, the PD did manage to identify the gun being used prior to calling them in had to be thinking, why you guys gotta be trolling us? We got more important shit to worry about than some senior with a 22-cal peashooter. There are good cops and bad cops, I won't deny that after all, I know several officers and have a sheriff for an uncle.
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

I voted 'no' because, to me, the question is too broad. I think some improvements could be made but I don't think it's utterly failing the entire country
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

Without a doubt. The Justice System does a good job at convictions but most of those convictions are low hanging fruit, it's easy to criminalize poor people because they can't fight back. What you have is a predatory system where who you can buy is more important than the facts of the case a lot times. A good attorney is the difference between guilt and innocence. That is an obstruction of justice. I don't like how privatized the system has become. I don't think justice and profit go hand in hand. Imo the justice system is deeply flawed and the only thing that can change that is top-down overhaul. I'm not even getting into all the criminal industrial complex theories, well it's not a theory, it's a fact. They're trading stocks on wallstreet to keep prisons at peak capacity.
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

People who run over children with their cars and then flee the scene only have to pay money and have their drivers license taken and maybe have to sit for a few years. Rapists are able to get less then 20 years over here. The system is so broken that it isn't even funny anymore. Or when taking someone's entire life only takes away 30-40 from yours then you just know it isn't a good system. Yes it does a good job at certain things but there are certain flaws that should not be tolerated.
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

well the Justice system is flawed, however the American justice system is fucked. The American prison system is made in such a way to ONLY punish, and not re-educate or rehabilitate criminals, so if a simple guy accused of tax fraud intentional or made a mistake on his tax returns goes in, he's either gonna come out as a hardened, viscous criminal destined to go back in, or he's not coming back out at all shanked to death honestly the American system should just increase executions for repeat offenders, because many who go in will only go back in again and cost the state money. not to mention in America, the prisons get like, 50x more funding than old folks homes, and is in fact the highest funded public housing the American government has done... now THAT is horrific. For the unconvicted guy, even though he no doubt did it, the fact is innocent until proven guilty is what separates us, from North Korea or Iran where anyone that is suspected of breaking the law just goes into a hole and never comes back out without a trial. With Zimmerman, I never got caught up in the hype of everyone screaming He's guilty! guilty! however if you look at the situation... He followed Trayvon Martin, maybe it was a hate thing, maybe he was just going that way by coincidence, however the fact is Martin was in fact the first one to attack, he tackled zimmerman to the ground and began beating him, which is when he then pulled out his gun and killed Martin. by the stand your ground law Martin was in fact the one to attack Zimmerman which under the state's laws he was within his rights to shoot Martin. Even IF he was following Martin out of racism, the fact is Zimmerman wasn't the one to strike until after he'd been attacked, and as unpleasant as racism is, merely being racist isn't a crime, nor is walking down a sidewalk when someone is in front of you, and with the stand your ground law if the person in front of you turns around and attacks, it's not illegal to shoot them. and honestly, if that Trayvon kid was the kind to just jump and attack any white guy who happened to be walking behind him out of a racist paranoia of white people, then the world is better off without him, just imagine that was you, imagine you were just walking home or something at night, happened to be walking behind this kid, he turns around, tackles you and starts beating the shit outa you just for being behind him, wouldn't you pull out a gun if you had it and fire? seriously, the hype says he's guilty however given the circumstances and the law, he was legally innocent.
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

Lady justice is supposed to be blind, yet the rich and elite of the country are treated much differently than the average person. There was that teenager in Texas, that was driving while drunk when hes not even twenty one who killed four people who got probation. Now theres a man who raped his own daughter, but instead of being locked up got you guessed it probation.
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

In the most concise way possible, absolutely yes. The very simple reason why is because criminalisation and incarceration is leading to the degredation of human rights, and the far too easy destruction of lives. Criminalisation and incarceration does NOT work, its just a ego jack off at best. Education, interception, rehabilitation and intergration ALL the way
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

The justice system cannot fail, simply because, labels notwithstanding, there isn't one. There is however a legal system that is concerned with laws, rules, procedures, et cetera, but not with justice.
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

Tierhund said In the most concise way possible, absolutely yes. The very simple reason why is because criminalisation and incarceration is leading to the degredation of human rights, and the far too easy destruction of lives. Criminalisation and incarceration does NOT work, its just a ego jack off at best. Education, interception, rehabilitation and intergration ALL the way Click to expand... Yes, we must worry about and defend the rights of the criminal who has stomped all over the rights of the innocent. This is exactly why the legal system is a failure, SJW's worrying about the wrong people while the good suffer and the Police are held back because we wouldn't them to hurt anyone during the arrest process would we?
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

Prisons are just meat-space Facebook for criminals. It's the largest networking and training organization to put criminals back on the street with more knowledge and connections than they had going in. History has also told us that prison has done very little to slow down some criminal organizations, because the leader can just run it in jail. The problem is that sticking them all together in a room, cut off from the luxury of society, is the best way we know how to deal with them. We cannot just kill them all off. So what do we do? I don't know. The best answer is to find some way to punish them for their crime, and then return them to society with an education and good footing to lead an honest life. That's a pipe dream, however. While many criminals are criminals out of necessity, there are plenty that are criminals, because they enjoy the lifestyle. It's fast money, thrills, and a sense of freedom from the government that THEY feel is oppressing them in some way. Why work a 9-5, crushingly exhausting job when you can work from home and get more money? We naturally look for the best way to accumulate the most resources in the easiest and quickest way. Criminals are just doing it in the way they know how. There is no best way to deal with crime. The justice system that we have, as flawed as it may be, is the best way we have of sorting it all out. There isn't a system on this planet that people won't find a way to cheat, manipulate, or circumvent.
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

The TLDR summary Fifty studies dating from 1958 involving 336,052 offenders produced 325 correlations between recidivism and a length of time in prison and recidivism or b serving a prison sentence vs. receiving a community-based sanction. The data was analysed using quantitative methods i.e., meta-analysis to determine whether prison reduced criminal behaviour or recidivism. The results were as follows under both of the above conditions, prison produced slight increases in recidivism. Secondly, there was some tendency for lower risk offenders to be more negatively affected by the prison experience. The essential conclusions reached from this study were 1. Prisons should not be used with the expectation of reducing criminal behaviour. Click to expand...
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

Three things I don't think anyone has really mentioned when it comes to the American criminal justice system. 1 Having for-profit prisons changes everything. As soon as you have a profit motive to lock people up, more people will be locked up. This is part of the reason one part of many that the U.S. has more prisoners per capita than any other country. There was even that scandal a while back where judges were sentencing youth offenders maximums regardless of the actual offense because they were getting bribes from the for-profit youth detention facility. source 2 The war on drugs has been a huge waste of time, money, human potential, and everything else. Even though drug usage rates are more or less the same between whites and blacks, black people and latinos make up over half of those in prison for drug offenses. I wonder why. source 3 The whole Tough on crime thing is really bullshit when you think about it. If you take away college grants from people because of a drug offense or any offense really, take away public housing, take away the ability to get food stamps, make them check a box that they are a felon on every job application they get, what are they supposed to do but go back into or never come out of crime? I'm from a poor neighborhood and it isn't uncommon for people to be unable to pay their legalcourt fees after they are put on probation, so what do they do? They sell drugs to try to make money, put food on the table, and pay rent. Because what else can they do? However, despite all this I wouldn't say that the justice system is failing. It was made by rich white men to benefit rich white men and it generally does. Poor people, people of color, and other minorities are often screwed when it comes to navigating the mess that is the justice system. And as bad as that has always been I find it very hard to believe that it wasn't by design.
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

Brigid said However, despite all this I wouldn't say that the justice system is failing. It was made by rich white men to benefit rich white men and it generally does. Poor people, people of color, and other minorities are often screwed when it comes to navigating the mess that is the justice system. And as bad as that has always been I find it very hard to believe that it wasn't by design. Click to expand... Sorry...but I find that comment, there, to be typical of the raaaacciiiiiissstt! crowd. As soon as you start putting race into your argument, your argument dies. You want to know how to not go to prison? It's dead-set simple, really. Even a moron should be able to understand it. DON'T BREAK THE LAW. See how easy it is? That way it won't matter what damned colour you are. So many times here in Australia I hear whiners trotting out how more coloured people seem to be in jail than whites. Maybe it's because more coloured people break the law and get caught, perhaps? Just putting the idea out there. Yes, no system is perfect. It relies on the human condition, therefore it's subject to mistakes and manipulation. But generally...don't break the law and you'll be fine and putting race into the argument is just crap.
Thread: Is the Justice System Failing?

Sync said As soon as you start putting race into your argument, your argument dies. Click to expand... Not race, class. Sync said You want to know how to not go to prison? It's dead-set simple, really. Even a moron should be able to understand it. DON'T BREAK THE LAW. Click to expand... La majestueuse galit des lois, qui interdit au riche comme au pauvre de coucher sous les ponts, de mendier dans les rues et de voler du pain. -- Anatole France Translation for the French impaired The law, in its majestic equality, forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, beg in the streets and steal loaves of bread.
Thread: The Incident at IPA E

RE An idea to try BUMP of destiny
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RE An idea to try Alright, filled up on the Monster RP, now let's try and push this.
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RE An idea to try Just finished the 1st case of Dangan Ronpa... and I already have my most hated character... looking at you Byakuya... ya douche.
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RE An idea to try Well this is finally getting some fish
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RE An idea to try God Byakuya why do you have to be such a shit bird man?! is really enjoying Dangan Ronpa
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RE An idea to try Whoever wins... both their partners will smoosh eachother's vags... Sakura I'm the most badass of my game. Gamagoori I have a sick ass theme song... Sakura TCH?! Sorry... I'm bored... Also did a couple edits to make the plot more user friendly.
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punches thread to top Sigh... finished Dangan Ronpa... what else is there on my Vita...? replays Hotline Miami again
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Bumping this back up yo. DON'T CALL IT A COMEBACK! I BEEN HERE FOR YEA... Okay lame old song reference sorry
Thread: Female human x Furry Male

RE Female human x Furry Male Cravings Bump! New idea and picture prompts added.
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RE Female human x Furry Male, Anthroanthro picture prompts too! Bumping this now because y'know, 2015 here!
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RE Female human x Furry Male, Anthroanthro picture prompts too! I'd be willing to do the Queen's guard one
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Thread: I'm Married to a what?! (valkeryiefirestorm x FemShop)

Xavier sighed and ran a hand through the blonde mess of hair as the room began to fill up with elders and concorts of the lycan court. As he looked to his left a man of similair apperence but with age looked back at him and nodded. Xaviers head turned back facing forward revealing his telltale ice green eyes, the silver and black half mask he wore covered the left side of his face starting at the middle of his hir line and ran to the left corner of his lips and ended at the jaw line bottom edge of his chin. The elders nodded in respect to both xavier and his father as they entered. Once everyone was sitting the elder man stood up clearing his throat we all are here for the sake of our race to end this war with the blood drinkers in two nights time this war shall cease with the union of the mased prince and the princess of the blood drinkers... I have spoke to them and they inform me that they do not wish to tell there princess of our race till she is wed to the rpince. For this we must hold the beast within us when she arrives here and until after the wedding in which time the masked one shall choose to tell her if he wishes Xavier blinked hearing this 'not tell her of my blood and i know of hers...what a load of crap' he thought to himself and decdided to not speak his mind but instead shit in his seat. Several elders nodded, not wishing to anger the king in fear of his rage. Though xavier could tell by the looks on several faces of other elders that they wanted to reject to that statement but also in fear to of the kings rage.
Thread: I'm Married to a what?! (valkeryiefirestorm x FemShop)

A young woman stood before her mother, father, and the court of her vamperic elders. Her long raven black hair flowed down over her shoulders and down to her mid back. Her bangs designed to cover the right side of her face, but pushed aside to keep it away from her sapphire blue eyes, but covered the right side of her forehead. Her sapphire eyes sparkled like gems and filled with light. Her skin was as pale as snow without a sign of flaw. Her body was one every woman would kill to have thin and curvy like a living hourglass, her breast were large especially for her young age, her rear was nicely rounded and shaped. Obviously the jewel of the royal family, far more beautiful then her parents. The council looked down at her with intense stares. All the pressure was on the young princess if this marriage was to fail the entire vamperic race was at stake, but this was unknown to Princess Elizabeth. All she knew was that she was to be married. The king and queen failed to tell her the one she would wed was a Lycan. Naturally they lied telling her he was a vampiric prince whom she needed to wed to take over the throne once her parents stepped down.They didn't want to lie to their beloved daughter, but because of her past, Elizabeth grew a hatred for the Lycans, but now she had to wed one. The intensity Elizabeth felt made her think this was something much more then she was told. Elizabeth didn't know him or know what to expect. In two days she'll be married to a complete stranger. Do you understand you're task princess? For it you fail, you fail you're entire race. The head councilor questioned her. After a few seconds of silence she answered. Yes, I'm aware and ready. I won't fail my people. Little did Elizabeth know what she was getting into.
Thread: I'm Married to a what?! (valkeryiefirestorm x FemShop)

Xavier stood as his father went on to other matters but not before telling them that the masked one would be escorted with a carriage to the home of his soon to be wife. He bit his bottom lip lightly and turned on heel and onto the marble hallway unlike most lycans he hated shoes,only wore them when dress attire was necessary. For now though he wore a simple pair of black pants and a gentlemans white top buttoned halfway. He flicked his eyes over temporarily at a window and a smile came to his face as he saw the moon shining brightly in the night sky. He knew that it would take a night to ride to the king dom of the bloodsuckers and of course sheltered at day so his bride will not turn to ash. He turned again to look forward as he decsended a flight of stairs and walked out through the giant oak doors that was the entrance to the castle that him and his father lived in along with his fathers two wives and there daughters. Of course him being the only son had it privilages some though he never took part of and also responsibilities like looking after his younger siblings.
Thread: I'm Married to a what?! (valkeryiefirestorm x FemShop)

In preparation to meet her new husband-to-be, Elizabeth was returned to her room to change into a more adequate dress. While she walked back to her room with her maids, Elizabeth looked out to the moon from the tall windows in the stone castle hallways. Elizabeth remembered when she used to love looking up to the moon, but now it just reminded her of her hate. So she looked away, glaring at the floor with pained eyes. Once she finally reached her large room she was dressed to wear a low cut dark blue dress so her shoulders and part of her chest exposed, giving a modest amount of cleavage. The dress covered her down to her feet with the lower part designed with black roses on their thorny vines covering over the dark blue. A necklace with at least a dozen different sized sapphires was placed around her neck to decorate her bare chest. Her arms were given long black fingerless gloves to went up to her elbows and a pair of dark blue sparkling high heels to go on her feet. For a moment she spotted a small portrait on the wall by the coffin she slept in with candles lighting the darkness around it all. A young handsome man with golden blonde hair and stunning emerald eyes. The picture only brought her sadness, yet she just couldn't throw it away. Her dear friend and love of her life remained on her wall despite the tragedy and pain she felt in her heart. He was her only friend as a child since she had no brothers or sisters. He was the only child that lived in the castle and he became her best friend and the man she wished she was marrying. Her elegant hand ran over the portrait of her beloved as she whispered. I'm so sorry. Her thoughts disturbed by a maid saying. Your highness, it's time to go. Your new husband should be arriving soon.