Nah...probably just misunderstood. If the non-profit were willing to help him get paroled he'd do better this time. He just needs a second chance again. And the victims along the way are just the inevitable collateral damage of trying to build a more empathetic society.
Turns out that people behind bars usually there for a reason, and if you bail them up with feel-good money, they just do more of the same behavior that got them behind bars to begin with.https://nypost.com/2019/01/16/man-who-raped-woman-a-week-after-nonprofit-bailed-him-out-gets-18-years/ …
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The real problem here is that this guy’s bail was not either much higher, or nonexistent to begin with.
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What about all of the people behind bars because of drug war, which is an ongoing crime against humanity? You should be more specific when living in an era of government tyranny
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If they are willing to sell drugs even though they'll get jail for doing it they belong in jail.
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"Freedom Fund posted his $1,000 bail on April 5." If a guy can't afford the $100/$150 to give to a bail bondsman, doesn't have friends to bail him out and has a violent history, odds are you're dealing with an anti-social individual.
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Sheeeeeeeeeiiiiiiiittttt!
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If only he shaved using Gilette. Society failed him
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