KR posters are big liers wrote:
quickndirty wrote:I've never been to jail, but a very good friend was put in jail for getting behind on child support. He was tossed into the gen. pop with drug dealers, etc.. he's just a normal middle class guy and found himself in jail dealing with these scum for a week.
We were all worried he would get killed.
I call bs on this
Why would you call BS on this? Men get put in jail for being behind on child support all the time.
Mr. Obvious wrote:
KR posters are big liers wrote:I call bs on this
Why would you call BS on this? Men get put in jail for being behind on child support all the time.
Bull$hit.
Mr. Obvious wrote:
KR posters are big liers wrote:I call bs on this
Why would you call BS on this? Men get put in jail for being behind on child support all the time.
Bull$hit.
so full of crap it isn't funny. I also give you an 8/10 for creativity though. One mistake though, you don't wear handcuffs in jail dummy.
ex con in OH wrote:
so full of crap it isn't funny. I also give you an 8/10 for creativity though. One mistake though, you don't wear handcuffs in jail dummy.
That was his role playing fantasy he played out in his beedroom with his boyfriend.
LR posters are big liers wrote:
Mr. Obvious wrote:Why would you call BS on this? Men get put in jail for being behind on child support all the time.
Bull$hit.
Sure, it never happens....
1/8th of SC jail inmates are there because of unpaid child support:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/04/10/walter-scott-child-support-_n_7036174.htmlhttp://www.nbcnews.com/id/44376665/ns/us_news-crime_and_courts/t/unable-pay-child-support-poor-parents-land-behind-bars/#.WEwfbPkrJPYI'm always surprised that people on Letsrun are so clueless about anything they do not have personal experience with...
I just realized, he saw the documentary about this sheriff. My wife was telling me about it after I was describing this guy's post. She was saying everything he wrote without me saying too much. This guy got high while watching id or some crime station and came up with this troll post.
KR posters are big liers wrote:
quickndirty wrote:I've never been to jail, but a very good friend was put in jail for getting behind on child support. He was tossed into the gen. pop with drug dealers, etc.. he's just a normal middle class guy and found himself in jail dealing with these scum for a week.
We were all worried he would get killed.
I call bs on this
Nope. It is absolutely true. I was in with a guy like this. Plus, I was in for a second dui in two weeks (over 20 years ago) and I was in max with rapists and murderers because they ran out of room. Gospel!! Now it wasn't like they could really do anything to you, but it was horribly scary. We were in the same room/pod all day and slept in two man little rooms off the main room. Worst experience of my life. It has been twenty years and I would never do anything to put myself in that position again. But yes, we had a child support dude in there as well. He was actually the only half way decent dude in there. Which should tell you the level of scum in there. I am sure someone will call bs on me as well, but trust me, no bs here. It sucked major balls and I actually learned my lesson. I had basically just turned twenty one and got caught twice. Once I wasn't even driving and blew under the legal limit, but they said I had alcohol and some weed in the car and they could charge me at their discretion. Boy, did I learn a lot real quick after that. Don't believe what you hear, they can do pretty much whatever they want.
Here is a link to where I am sure he got most of his bs from
ex con in OH wrote:
KR posters are big liers wrote:I call bs on this
Nope. It is absolutely true. I was in with a guy like this. Plus, I was in for a second dui in two weeks (over 20 years ago) and I was in max with rapists and murderers because they ran out of room. Gospel!! Now it wasn't like they could really do anything to you, but it was horribly scary. We were in the same room/pod all day and slept in two man little rooms off the main room. Worst experience of my life. It has been twenty years and I would never do anything to put myself in that position again. But yes, we had a child support dude in there as well. He was actually the only half way decent dude in there. Which should tell you the level of scum in there. I am sure someone will call bs on me as well, but trust me, no bs here. It sucked major balls and I actually learned my lesson. I had basically just turned twenty one and got caught twice. Once I wasn't even driving and blew under the legal limit, but they said I had alcohol and some weed in the car and they could charge me at their discretion. Boy, did I learn a lot real quick after that. Don't believe what you hear, they can do pretty much whatever they want.
You are not going to he in there if you are a little behind which the original poster claimed. Fir being a lot behind then yes. But then you are a loser at this point regardless.
Not a Criminal wrote:
I'm part of the no sympathy crowd. For drunk driving I think you should have been in there longer. It's dangerous, inexcusable and extremely easy to avoid.
I think jails should do everything they can to make it miserable, uncomfortable and less of a burden on the law abiding tax payers. It's not a damn country club. You messed up, now own up and serve your time like a man.
I was initially going to post about how treating people horribly for drunk driving, having the state pay for it, and losing tax revenue from these people being restricted to lower paying jobs is idiotic when we could solve the problem for free by permanently revoking licenses.
But then I looked it up and the first article on google talks about how studies estimate "80% of those with revoked licenses drive anyway" and "around 1/3 of drunk drivers pulled over are repeat offenders with suspended or marked licenses".
On the other hand, I couldn't find mention of how effective short term imprisonment is compared to just license suspension for stopping habitual offenders. I honestly doubt it makes much of a difference though.
http://www.post-gazette.com/frontpage/2007/07/22/Suspended-licenses-don-t-stop-drivers/stories/200707220186LR posters are big liers wrote:
ex con in OH wrote:Nope. It is absolutely true. I was in with a guy like this. Plus, I was in for a second dui in two weeks (over 20 years ago) and I was in max with rapists and murderers because they ran out of room. Gospel!! Now it wasn't like they could really do anything to you, but it was horribly scary. We were in the same room/pod all day and slept in two man little rooms off the main room. Worst experience of my life. It has been twenty years and I would never do anything to put myself in that position again. But yes, we had a child support dude in there as well. He was actually the only half way decent dude in there. Which should tell you the level of scum in there. I am sure someone will call bs on me as well, but trust me, no bs here. It sucked major balls and I actually learned my lesson. I had basically just turned twenty one and got caught twice. Once I wasn't even driving and blew under the legal limit, but they said I had alcohol and some weed in the car and they could charge me at their discretion. Boy, did I learn a lot real quick after that. Don't believe what you hear, they can do pretty much whatever they want.
You are not going to he in there if you are a little behind which the original poster claimed. Fir being a lot behind then yes. But then you are a loser at this point regardless.
TRUE!!
F America. We should have a purge.
Your average US felon struggles to get by in an effed up society. Most are in their for trivial bs like selling drugs in order to survive. Moran.
Moran. Burn in h*** you ignorant inbred schmuck .
You are the loser. I bet your father touched you when you were younger didn't he? Probably explains why you are so messed up in the brain. I pity your dumb a** self.
^ this is great stuff. Two convicts duking it out.
Mad Bro??
This one is a prickkkk wrote:
You are the loser. I bet your father touched you when you were younger didn't he? Probably explains why you are so messed up in the brain. I pity your dumb a** self.
Ex-Inmate wrote:
I got out of jail 3 weeks ago after doing 4 months there. I was in Tent City in Phoenix - the worst jail in the country. It was my first time in jail - I know jail isn't meant to be easy but I had no idea it would be so bad. You are treated worse than an animal and the guards treat you like a piece of s**t.
Sheriff Joe Apario who ran it got voted out in the election so hopefully it will be shut down. So why is it so bad? You sleep in the desert heat in old Army tents (was 115 in the Summer), only got fed twice a day and most of the food was beyond it's date, he boasted that he spends more on feeding his dogs than on feeding inmates, uniform is black and white stripes with pink underwear and handcuffs - just for humiliation. And there are chain gangs on work details. In 2016! A few days after getting out I saw one of the chain gangs working on the highway and felt real bad for them because I knew what it was like.
I am so glad to be out and am trying to get my life back to normal. I am back home with my family as I lost my job and the place I was renting and my girlfriend because of jail. But when people hear you have been in jail they don't want to give you a chance. I am back training and plan on doing my first marathon next year.
I didn't care about how you were treated before you were in jail, why would I care now?
Nah, I'm pretty happy because your sister let me stick my dingus in her turd cutter