[finnman69]

Something very strange about this article that does not pass the smell test. He was arrested for somethign but owont say what. He seems to say he had warrants out for his arrests because his identity was stolen but the police never tried to contact him before.

[Modernman]

Something very strange about this article that does not pass the smell test. He was arrested for somethign but owont say what. He seems to say he had warrants out for his arrests because his identity was stolen but the police never tried to contact him before.

Read his other article, if you get a chance. He seems to think there's some sort of conspiracy against him. I think he might have mental problems and he turns everything that happens into a part of some bigger movement against him. The article was very unsettling.

[Hildy]

I don't know if this happened or not...but this is the funniest thing I've read all week:

My Legal Aid lawyer claimed she was also a medical professional and diagnosed me as mentally ill when I told her I teach poetry at New York University.

[A. Pole]

Something very strange about this article that does not pass the smell test. He was arrested for somethign but owont say what.

Of course - every arrested person is guilty of something. We should have long mandatory sentences directly without trials. Two million people is not enough to compete with Chinese prison labor.

They greeted prisoners with a roll call based on cases. "So-and-so! Article 58-1a, twenty five years." The chief of he convoy guard was curious: "What did you get it for?" "For nothing at all." "You're lying. The sentence for nothing at all is ten years."
(Gulag Archipelago favourite quotations )