53 karma · joined October 17, 2019
Not once, but twice in a row; then Amazon accused me of lying.
I just use them for video streaming, now.
ref: https://twitter.com/AOC/status/1375502593863073792?s=20
A solution would be to somehow implement bigger cabs with the ability to quickly "go" when you need. Another solution would be to give drivers a break when they need and ease up the pressure.
1) https://twitter.com/TwitterDev/status/1283068902331817990?s=...
My one felony from 12 years ago for smoking pot in public has cost me more money/jobs/promotions/relationships from Google searches and background checks than anything imaginable [in my opinion].
I believe that many criminals simply go back to crime since they're unhireable now that information is at everyone's fingertips.
Debt to society is never paid anymore. We have the Chinese "social credit system" in the U.S.; it's simply not announced the way theirs is.
As a side note: a movie based on these events is being produced.
https://variety.com/2018/film/news/thai-cave-rescue-movie-un...
Don't feel bad for these guys.
These are sacrifices necessary in order to live in a free society.
You can't just take freedom of speech from the people you don't like to listen to; you would be taking it away from everyone.
Ha.
Probation is a "probationary" period that prevents you from going to prison, by substituting it with a period of time where you do classes, have a job, go to school, and/or community service also.
Parole is a period of time after you are released from prison where you are still technically a "prisoner" but you are being let loose to see if you do well in society for a little while, but with extremely high restrictions that can put you back if you sneeze wrong. The federal prison system no longer supports federal parolees.
In my state, Arizona, if you wait 2 years after you are "off paper" (completed parole/probation) you can have your rights restored so you can vote (this is for state felonies, not for federal felonies as far as I know). You can also have your record "sealed" where it still shows you are a felon, but as long as you didn't do anything dangerous(violent) or sexual in nature you can have the court hide what you did. This works out for people that performed financial crimes and are having a hard time getting a job as a cashier or anything to do with money. Or a person who stole a car and is trying to get hired as a driver.