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Reply #2580 –
Quote from: kruddler – on
Even if they are put there illegally in a lot of cases?

Thats not a bad deal??

Next thing youll tell me is that was all instituted by the superior race.

Most people in gaol are innocent ... if you believe them  ::)
"Negative waves are not helpful. Try saying something righteous and hopeful instead." Oddball

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Reply #2581 –
Quote from: DJC – on
Quote from: kruddler – on
Even if they are put there illegally in a lot of cases?

Thats not a bad deal??

Next thing youll tell me is that was all instituted by the superior race.

Most people in gaol are innocent ... if you believe them  ::)

Of course.

Problem is, there are way too many who are telling the truth.

Plenty of information out there....and its not even something i follow strongly. Its too depressing TBH.

Watch....Making a Murderer.
The Staircase.
.....listen to the innocence podcast (IIRC)

Get the conviction....bleed them dry and hope they run out of money to clear their own name.

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Reply #2582 –
Quote from: kruddler – on
Get the conviction....bleed them dry and hope they run out of money to clear their own name.
It's the defense lawyers that bleed clients dry, not the government or police.

Those podcasts all have one thing in common, one side of the story.
"Extremists on either side will always meet in the Middle!"

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Reply #2583 –
If you want a modern day conspiracy, you can ask the media to investigate why the authorities are putting speed cameras in twin cab utes and parking them outside building sites alongside the tradie vehicles.

A colleague reported the other day a camera in a sedan with "Green P" plates parked on the si.de of the road with the indicator on.

On the peninsula, they have been putting two speed cameras just a couple of hundred metres apart, of course people pass the first and then speed up.

Victims, something for the Sovereign Citizens to complain about, or are you just stupid for speeding?
"Extremists on either side will always meet in the Middle!"
 

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Reply #2584 –
Quote from: LP – on
Quote from: kruddler – on
Get the conviction....bleed them dry and hope they run out of money to clear their own name.
It's the defense lawyers that bleed clients dry, not the government or police.

Those podcasts all have one thing in common, one side of the story.

Way to miss the point.

The fact there is a need for a defence lawyer at all is the problem.

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Reply #2585 –
Quote from: kruddler – on

The fact there is a need for a defence lawyer at all is the problem.
They create their own oxygen and they do so for highly profitable reasons, they profit more by the lack of evidence and no definitive answer. In many cases they make evidence inadmissible, that consigns the plaintiff to the long drawn out and expensive loss.

Even so, it's unrelated to the issues of slavery, and closer to the subjugation I discussed earlier.

In this case the plaintiff is subjugated by his defense team via a mind f#$k!

What's the great example of the concept of systemic abuse, certainly it's nothing from a podcast? Most of the very high profile cases that have resulted in reversals are ruled on technicalities, not innocence.
"Extremists on either side will always meet in the Middle!"

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Reply #2586 –
Quote from: LP – on
Quote from: kruddler – on

The fact there is a need for a defence lawyer at all is the problem.
They create their own oxygen and they do so for highly profitable reasons, they profit more by the lack of evidence and no definitive answer. In many cases they make evidence inadmissible, that consigns the plaintiff to the long drawn out and expensive loss.

Even so, it's unrelated to the issues of slavery, and closer to the subjugation I discussed earlier.

In this case the plaintiff is subjugated by his defense team via a mind f#$k!

3rd time lucky.

Why are there defense lawyers?
They are there to defend clients.

Why do the clients need defending?
Because....in part....they have been setup by corrupt police, judges, lawyers etc

THAT is my point.
THAT is in relation to slavery.
Need more people making stuff....time to start a 'war on drugs' and convict a whole community/race without consequences because the system is setup for them to fail.

Now, this might only be 1% of criminals in jail as a conservative figure.
That translates to 20,000 in the US alone. Thats a lot of (dodgy) free labour.

Now if that number is as large as some say, 10%, thats 200,000 people.

Its suggested that 4-5% of people given the death penalty are actually innocent.

How are so many innocent people being convicted??
What might happen in order to get so many innocent people convicted?? What type of people have that kind of power and ultimately who do they work for?

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Reply #2587 –
I'm trying to make sense of this.
I'm a little confused.
Is the suggestion that police are planting drugs on people to have them imprisoned to create a cheap workforce for the government.

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Reply #2588 –
Quote from: kruddler – on
Quote from: DJC – on


Most people in gaol are innocent ... if you believe them  ::)

Of course.

Problem is, there are way too many who are telling the truth.

Plenty of information out there....and its not even something i follow strongly. Its too depressing TBH.

Watch....Making a Murderer.
The Staircase.
.....listen to the innocence podcast (IIRC)

Get the conviction....bleed them dry and hope they run out of money to clear their own name.

My late brother was a barrister who specialised in criminal law and he represented several clients who were on the margins of the gangland killings.  He reckoned that all of his clients were guilty but it was his job to get them off or, if that wasn't possible, to get the shortest sentence possible.
"Negative waves are not helpful. Try saying something righteous and hopeful instead." Oddball