To: NativeNewYorker
I'm not a fan of Soros, but changing the law so that it only applies to repeat violent felons makes sense. Imprisoning non-violent felons for life is a punishment that outweighs the crime.
To: Zeroisanumber
Maybe Soros is worried about being convicted for more than three white-collar felonies.
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09/14/2004 11:54:23 AM PDT by
gutshot
To: Zeroisanumber
I'm not a fan of Soros, but changing the law so that it only applies to repeat violent felons makes sense. Imprisoning non-violent felons for life is a punishment that outweighs the crime. Some non-violent crimes such as identity theft can be devastating.
To: Zeroisanumber; NativeNewYorker
I'm not a fan of Soros, but changing the law so that it only applies to repeat violent felons makes sense. Imprisoning non-violent felons for life is a punishment that outweighs the crime. I think if someone with a previous violent offense gets convicted of any felony a third time, he should get life. Quite a number of violent offenders in Texas get their third strike on DWI offenses.
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