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Topic	Cop killer who murdered dad of 4 put in charge of reforming the police.
UnfairRepresent 03/30/21 6:36:31 AM #32:	Crazyman93 posted... I'd argue that letting a man who can coldly execute a wounded man on the ground out of prison is a miscarriage of justice. Even if he has reformed ? I can see the argument but I'm not sure agree with it. There's no pragmatic benefit to keeping people who actively benefit society and have served a sentence locked up even through they are rehabilitated It's not what Jesus would do DeadlyNinjaBees posted... Sometimes, there are opportunities you shouldn't take if you don't want to challenge people who don't deserved to be challenged. In this situation, his working in the background, supporting another person would be much less confronting for a LOT of people who don't need/deserve the challenge. maybe But why is this the guy's fault? Jiek_Fafn posted... There's a glass ceiling for murderers. Dude should step aside and make space for someone who won't detract from the cause. Im very much for rehabilitation, but if he truly cares about this cause he'll realize that he's better able to help it in other ways. The bulk of society isn't going to accept this. Right now he's just getting in the way. Yeah right or wrong I'm pretty sure he's going to have to be forced to quit Otherwise people are just going to be furious --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair! https://imgur.com/yPw05Ob <cite>UnfairRepresent posted [p:952271328] in Cop killer... [t:79376773]...</cite> <quote>Crazyman93 posted... </cite> <quote>I'd argue that letting a man who can coldly execute a wounded man on the ground out of prison is a miscarriage of justice.</quote>Even if he has reformed ? I can see the argument but I'm not sure agree with it. There's no pragmatic benefit to keeping people who actively benefit society and have served a sentence locked up even through they are rehabilitated It's not what Jesus would do DeadlyNinjaBees posted... </cite> <quote>Sometimes, there are opportunities you shouldn't take if you don't want to challenge people who don't deserved to be challenged. In this situation, his working in the background, supporting another person would be much less confronting for a LOT of people who don't need/deserve the challenge.</quote>maybe But why is this the guy's fault? Jiek_Fafn posted... </cite> <quote>There's a glass ceiling for murderers. Dude should step aside and make space for someone who won't detract from the cause. Im very much for rehabilitation, but if he truly cares about this cause he'll realize that he's better able to help it in other ways. The bulk of society isn't going to accept this. Right now he's just getting in the way.</quote>Yeah right or wrong I'm pretty sure he's going to have to be forced to quit Otherwise people are just going to be furious --- ^ Hey now that's completely unfair! https://imgur.com/yPw05Ob</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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