Pot Hottie Breathes Freedom

I dont envy that little ho at all thats for sure.

Thank you Human for explaining that to people. no one wants her life people are just pissed at the abilities of people who get in trouble and put themselves in these positions for shits'n'giggles getting away with damn near murder as far as drugs are concerned and the people who sell to eat going away for a dime for less work.
 
She got caught.. she talked.. got a lighter sentence.
end of story imo
 
Diacetylus said:
What is this? Some kind of a sick fucking joke? 25 years for doing a little dealing on the side is absolutely ridiculous.
Even one of Britains most notorious and biggest drug barons didn't get half of that (Curtis Warren), and this bloke made hundreds of millions of pounds in drugs.
U.S. needs to get it's fucking act together with these stupid fucking laws. They're no better than S.E.A. regarding drug laws...

Our entire legal system is ridiculous.

One of the biggest problems I see is with sex offenders. It's gotten to the point that virtually everyone believes these people are getting off too easy. It's gotten to the point where people have to register and let the communities know they're there. It's gotten to the point where some communities forbid sex offenders from living too close to schools or areas with lots of children.

But these people continue to commit sexual assaults. There's no adequate rehabilitation for them. They're not being removed from society so as not to pose a threat. And it's like we're all sitting back watching it happen and doing nothing.

As far as I'm concerned, rapists and child molesters should face the death penalty. Other dangerous sex offenders should be put away for life. I mean, really, if they're so dangerous and they keep doing it, why do we keep letting them back out knowing full well that quasi-supervision doesn't work?

Then we're sending young people to prison on other charges for FAR too long and exposing them to all kinds of abuse. In fact, everyone who's going to prison is being subjected to ridiculous kinds of abuse. These people are inside of state and federal buildings being supervised and getting away with it... that in itself should be a crime.

And there's simply no rehabilitation for criminals. They go in and they come out just the same or in many cases, they come out worse because of all the abuse they've been subjected to. Why are we letting them out to go back to crime? Sure, nobody should be rewarded for breaking the law, but we should be counseling these people and perhaps forcing some to get an education so they can be productive members of society. And I believe it would make more sense to have a lot more prisoners going from prison to half-way houses rather than getting right back on the streets.

The system we have in the U.S. right now is not preventing crime, only protecting society from dangerous criminals for a short amount of time, over-punishing a lot of criminals who really just need some help in getting their lives together, and basically costing a fortune for nothing. There is nothing logical or practical about it at all. The only good thing you can say about it is that the conditions in our prison are at least better than those prisons in most other countries.

As for our drug offenders... a lot of the drug rehabilitation programs here are utter crap. Inprisoning someone for possession of personal quantities of drugs is insane. 12-step programs don't teach addicts how to become functional and independent and they're certainly not helpful to people who aren't looking to overcome addiction by becoming codependent supernaturalists taught to embrace a lack of personal responsibility.

Frankly, it still shocks me to see all these problems cited regularly in the media and yet our lawmakers have absolutely no interest in fixing them.
 
jimmyHIP said:
HELLO, she did BIG deals for coke and other schedule one stuff with cops. she should be in jail.

Agreed I got 4 years in the joint for poss heroin under 1 gram 1st offense. Because Im regular poor working folk. This bithc deals ounces of coke to cops and gets rehab...the fuck?
 
rocklobster said:
Yes, if she was a different demographic, I would applaud a light sentence. But not in terms of skin color or even her financial class (per se); my beef with her is not that she got off, but that she is a careless cunt who did not need to be selling at all in the first place (that's fine by itself; people like extra money or just the thrill of being in the game), she was extremely careless and blatant about it (dumb-fuck dealers always piss me off, no matter who they are), and the fact that she got off practically scott free with such substantial quantities and amounts moved (fine, she had a great lawyer, whatever - but this is very substantial ammo for anti-drug activists who will use this to showcase that not only poor little NYU college students are being forced to be around such horrible drugs, but also that the OMG TERRIBLE NARCOTICS UNDERWORLD has drawn in poor, little innocent white girl who just wanted to go to college and become a teacher or whatever). Maybe I have a slanted desposition to this because of my proximity not only to the university, but also to a number of students there that deal

Why does it seem like you have a large stick up your ass for 90% of your posts? Chill out. Anyways, I think her getting off is great. If I had the resources at hand I would use every one available to get off too, and it really is true that people were hating on her for being rich.

As for her being a dumb dealer, how do you even know ? Because she sold to undercovers ? You know how many BIG FISH have been busted by undercovers ? Just because you got busted doesn't mean you were stupid, it just means they make a targeted effort to catch you. Anyone who is seriously targeted (assuming their not just financial backers with a huge bankroll) will go down sometime. I personally would fucking hate it if I had to drive down to the city everytime I needed drugs at university. Convenience is nice, and perhaps it may have been a better choice to deal out of a house rather then the dorms but shit happens. Its not like there isn't 10,000 dealers at the dorms anyways.
 
Yeah, there are lots of dealers on the campus, and most of them are smart enough to deal off it. It's a high-profile university and campus and dorms in the city. And yes, she's a dumb dealer because she was doing it on campus.
 
Wow why is everyone so angry that she got off?

Normally its the same people who'd be complaining about the heavy sentences handed out for drug crime. Sure its an unfair system and it shows that having money and access to good lawyers will get you a lighter sentence, doesnt mean its a reason to have a grudge against this chick.

Some people need to get over their fucking jealousy of people who have money.
 
^^ I don't think people are angry at her per say, more like angry at the corrupt system that is supposed to treat everyone equally.

:|
 
^^Word.

No one is JEALOUS OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE MONEY.

So....to hate the fact that someone can get off, scot fuckin free compared to the ways others are treated for lesser crimes, because of their money...all that just translates into the rich version of "dont hate me cuz im beautiful"?

Like if all our asses were rich, we would just be like "Tough shit, thats the way the cookie crumbles" and not be outraged at the abuse of, and injustice dealt by this system.

No. If i was rich...man..If I ruled the world.....id free all my sons....;)
 
Uhhh...no one deserves to go to jail for dealing, no matter what the drug (unless they were ripping people off/giving them bad drugs). WTF is wrong with you people. You use drugs, but you want all the dealers to be in jail?

I'm glad the girl got off. I wish everyone did.
 
lacey k said:
^^Yea...so hard....waaaaaahhhhh........waaaaaaahhhh...boo fuckin hoo. that little bitch will get off so light. shell make friends with her PO, she will pass her tests for the first year or so and theyll put her on a lighter schedule. I know people who got probation for shit and never even got called in for a single visit to see their PO,other than their first and final visits at the end of the term.

Ohhh...shell have to tell them shes on probation.....im sure any business would just turn her right the fuck down when they know who her daddy is and the rest of her 'resume.'

Its alot fuckin harder to get a job when youre locked up in Rikers for 15 years.

shit makes my blood boil


Quit complaing, you assholes all complain about how harsh the drug laws are in our country but as soon as someone gets off its a tragedy it wasn't you. And don't act like this doesn't happen for everyone.

My friend was arrested for robbery and robbery with a dangerous weapon (tazers) wrecked the cars (accomplesh thought it would be funny to play bumper cars) did 6 months and got the parol you're talking about, his PO officer hasn't talked to him in a year, doesn't even have a current address.

So lets think for a minute that she's not the only one out there getting a "sweet" deal, and lets remeber not ever cop is out to beat your ass, not ever DA wants you in jail.

But on the other note I don't know shit about how "rich" she is. For those who said its dumb for her to be selling drugs at here dorm, lets think about how many dealers houses you've been at, its no diffrent for her, cept that people could just walk down the hall to score, which is actually pretty good as busniess location goes.
 
^^As someone who lives in New Jersey, uh, yea, shes rich. You dont live where she lived (Rumson) unless you got at LEAST several million dollars.

saying "Rumson" to any new jersey resident is like saying "Disgustingly, outlandishly filthy rich" in one word.
 
She's a stupid cunt.

1. Her customers all know her and live around her. If one gets caught, they're ratting to save themselves. I have a feeling that's what happened. And fuck that location convenience shit, if you want your drugs you're gonna go out of your way to get them.

2. She got off cause of her social status, and the bitch probably snitched as well.

3. She did not need the money. You take the risk for one reason: money. If all this shit was legal no one would deal. Why do you think?

4. She probably did it to "stand out", be "bad", "rebel", whatever the fuck. All stupid reasons to deal.

5. The main reason people are pissed off at her have to do with why she got the easy sentence. (especially for New York)
 
^Just because her old man is a multi-millionare doesn't mean she gets to see any of it now. Perhaps she was dealing the drugs so she could enjoy an exquisite lifestyle and party. As stupid as it sounds, some people deal drugs for the social aspects of it too. You obviously get to meet alot of people being a drug dealer.

She got off. Good one her. It would be terrible to see such a young person's life gets fucked up just because she made a bad decision. Sending someone to prison over something so minor isn't going to make them a better person when they come out. Usually, they come out bitter and hold alot of anger and hatred towards the world.
She got off, because her old man had the money for a kick-ass lawyer. Well, it's been like that since the begining of time and it happens everywhere.
 
RRRRGGGHGHG.

Yall are missing the point.

We aint mad that she got off!! We mad that not everyone can get off like she did!!!!!

Just because 'its been like that since the beginning of time and it happend everywhere' dont make it right. Youre directly contradicting yourself because in the sentence before you be like, "it woudl be terrible to see such a young person's life get fucked up just because she made a bad decision."

Well which one is it? Is it terrible for a young persons life to be ended with a endless prison sentence at such a young age, or is it just a fact of life that rich pepole get off, so , too bad, thats life? you got a interesting conflicting stance there homes.



"Thats just the way it is......things wont never be the same.....thats just the way it isssss, oh yea....''
 
Alright, so it's unfair and unfortunate that not everyone has the same privileges. However -- it's not HER fault personally, that she is wealthy. She didn't make any of that money, and didn't choose to be born into a wealthy family. So there is no reason that anyone should feel bitterly towards her.
 
lacey k said:
Well which one is it? Is it terrible for a young persons life to be ended with a endless prison sentence at such a young age, or is it just a fact of life that rich pepole get off, so , too bad, thats life? you got a interesting conflicting stance there homes."

That's not a contradiction.
It's not like I was saying poor people shouldn't get off, but she should.
It is a fact of life. You have a good lawyer, you have more chance of winning.
I can do nothing about that. Noone should be locked up just because they were dealing drugs.
Yea... it is too bad. It is life, and you can piss and moan all you like, but that just isn't going to change a thing. Whether you like it or not.
 
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