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<blockquote data-quote="frito" data-source="post: 1169625"><p>Isn't things like this why we call our system the " criminal justice " system?? The criminals get all the justice and aid that we as law abiding citizens and taxpayers can furnish for them.</p><p>We surely wouldn't want a criminal hurt or otherwise stressed in any way in the commission of their crimes.</p><p>As a matter of fact, I think the government ( us taxpayers ) should have to furnish workers comp coverage for all criminals.That way if a thief </p><p>breaks into your house one night and you are lucky enough to brain him with a ballbat before he kills you, he could draw workers comp while he is laid up ( out on bond of course ) and consults with his attorneys on how to proceed with his lawsuit against you. Being in the thief business and hurt on the job and being unable to pursue his occupation as a thief until his cracked head heals would certainly make him eligible for benefits. This is just one more-- but certainly a major thing that we, as taxpayers and law abiding citizens, can add to the " criminal justice " system for these people.</p><p></p><p>Two things here while i'm on my box--- we have a Shriners hospital for crippled children here in my city. Every year they have donations, etc. </p><p>to buy toys for the crippled kids for Christmas. A few days prior to Christmas 2 brothers-- get this -- both in their mid 30's-- broke into the bldg. and stole a bunch of the toys. They also damaged and destroyed many others. They were caught and are in jail. On the good side, people came to the rescue with toys, money, time, etc. and made it all up in time for the kids to get their toys for Christmas.</p><p>One group that helped was a motorcycle group that normally you wouldn't expect to help someone out. Word is that when these 35-36 yr. old brothers get out, they may have a few people waiting to greet them at some out of the way place. </p><p>One other thing please-- this makes you wonder where we get judges from and how they get to be judges--- we had a man in jail charged on a murder that happened approx. two years ago. Took the police almost that long to finally link him to the crime. A wise ol' judge let him out one day to go to the Dr. --- get this-- unaccompanied--meaning he was alone, no guards--no one. But, he DID promise that he would certainly come straight back to jail when his Dr's. appt. was up. Now would you believe it if I said that he didn't come back?? How dare a fellow like that tell a lie ! It Took thousands of taxpayers money and dozens of police to finally catch him several states away. Some of the things that our judges do should be listed in Ripley's believe it or not. =huh</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="frito, post: 1169625"] Isn't things like this why we call our system the " criminal justice " system?? The criminals get all the justice and aid that we as law abiding citizens and taxpayers can furnish for them. We surely wouldn't want a criminal hurt or otherwise stressed in any way in the commission of their crimes. As a matter of fact, I think the government ( us taxpayers ) should have to furnish workers comp coverage for all criminals.That way if a thief breaks into your house one night and you are lucky enough to brain him with a ballbat before he kills you, he could draw workers comp while he is laid up ( out on bond of course ) and consults with his attorneys on how to proceed with his lawsuit against you. Being in the thief business and hurt on the job and being unable to pursue his occupation as a thief until his cracked head heals would certainly make him eligible for benefits. This is just one more-- but certainly a major thing that we, as taxpayers and law abiding citizens, can add to the " criminal justice " system for these people. Two things here while i'm on my box--- we have a Shriners hospital for crippled children here in my city. Every year they have donations, etc. to buy toys for the crippled kids for Christmas. A few days prior to Christmas 2 brothers-- get this -- both in their mid 30's-- broke into the bldg. and stole a bunch of the toys. They also damaged and destroyed many others. They were caught and are in jail. On the good side, people came to the rescue with toys, money, time, etc. and made it all up in time for the kids to get their toys for Christmas. One group that helped was a motorcycle group that normally you wouldn't expect to help someone out. Word is that when these 35-36 yr. old brothers get out, they may have a few people waiting to greet them at some out of the way place. One other thing please-- this makes you wonder where we get judges from and how they get to be judges--- we had a man in jail charged on a murder that happened approx. two years ago. Took the police almost that long to finally link him to the crime. A wise ol' judge let him out one day to go to the Dr. --- get this-- unaccompanied--meaning he was alone, no guards--no one. But, he DID promise that he would certainly come straight back to jail when his Dr's. appt. was up. Now would you believe it if I said that he didn't come back?? How dare a fellow like that tell a lie ! It Took thousands of taxpayers money and dozens of police to finally catch him several states away. Some of the things that our judges do should be listed in Ripley's believe it or not. =huh [/QUOTE]
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