[RUEZ]

Donny_Brasco Donny_Brasco:

Ya, I wasted five seconds of my life doing that. You are right, you should be flattered.

That's pretty lame Donny.

[PENATRATOR]

RUEZ RUEZ:

Donny_Brasco Donny_Brasco:

Ya, I wasted five seconds of my life doing that. You are right, you should be flattered.

That's pretty lame Donny.

It is quiet weak isn't it?

[Lemmy]

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[WildDevastator]

Jenuine Jenuine:

The whole two-for-one credit thing has always bothered me. I hope they get rid of it. I really don't think it should have ever been allowed in the first place. Criminals shouldn't get off so easy. Where's the justice in that?!

Yeah well i live in Yellowknife in the NWT and the criminals here are milking the 2 for 1 deal like there is no tomorrow!

I hope they get rid of these and give these criminals all the time they deserve!!!

[herbie]

hurley_108 hurley_108:

Hmmm. I guess I always thought the credit was becuase time spent pre-trial was while you were presumed innocent and was supposed to be a motivation for the crown to get things done quickly. I'd say increase the sentences and put more efforts in to getting trials going quickly to make abuse harder and have less impact. But apparently I'm on the outs....

No one's supposed to remember that!!!!
It was put in by the Lieberals to molly-coddle criminals! Get with the program.

What's next you gonna remind us we emptied the mental patients onto the streets so we could unload all those unionized staff and flog the building to developers during the 'restraint' era?
We know it was our NDP like that campaigned these places were near-prisons and insisted on send them "home" even if they didn't have one....

[ridenrain]

It was the un-accountable activict judges that decided to do the 2 for 1 deals because of their deep compassion for the thugs that keep them employed.

It was also the Liberal charter of rights and the same judges that made mental institutions like Woodlands release all their patients into society. Now because of their rights, their out on the streets, begging money for drugs, instead of in an institution where they recieve treatment.