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08-13-2009 #1Junior Poster
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TG inmate denied electrolysis
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08-13-2009 #2Junior Poster
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this really doesnt bother me in the least. i dont wanna be paying tax dollars for any retard felon to be getting pretty much anything done to themselves.
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08-13-2009 #3Platinum Poster
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Thats nuts they should give her electroysis for punishment lol
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08-13-2009 #4Junior Poster
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I don't care about a prisoner being denied electrolysis. Prison is for punishment, not reward.
I can come up with better Ideas for punishment, than that.
Originally Posted by KellyShore
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That's too bad! If she kept herself out of jail, then she could get all the electrolysis she ever wanted. lol Oh well..
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I am surprised she got the treatments she got considering how hard it can be just for inmates to get on full hrt dosages.
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God forbid that an incarcerated individual be denied a luxury. Oh the humanity.
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08-13-2009 #8Professional Poster
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That dude lost most of his rights when he murdered his wife. He still has it good, three meals a day and a place to sleep, beats being murdered.
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Assuming she really did it, of course. Originally Posted by 2009AD
That dude lost most of his rights when he murdered his wife. He still has it good, three meals a day and a place to sleep, beats being murdered.
It boils down to a question of how much faith you have in the judicial system.
Treating criminals better than they probably should be isn't just for the ones who did the crime, but especially for the ones who get falsely convicted in tragic mistakes.
And maybe its easier to withdraw from life
With all of its misery and wretched lies
If we're dead when tomorrow's gone
The Big Machine will just move on
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08-13-2009 #10Gold Poster
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Re: TG inmate denied electrolysis
In some states he would have gotten the electric chair not electrolysis. Originally Posted by Snoriega27
Electrolysis might be out, but I've heard of inmates getting taxpayer funded laser treatment for tattoo removal. I don't agree with that... The inmates chose to get all inked up and look like freaks, so why should public money (that could be better used to give poor women mammograms) be used to fix their mistake?
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