Do you sometimes wonder if there is a conspiracy to make ordinary people into felons just to take away thier rights?
by 
janacide
ANSWERS: 4
-
I'm not sure it's a conspiracy, but I definitely think our criminal justice system is set up to work against those who are poor / ordinary and work for those who are rich and powerful.
-
conspiracies are made for conspiracies in my opinion so no!
-
In general I would say no I don't, but I would not be surprised if it happens once in a while.
-
I think their is a conspiracy to keep convicted felons from doing well because they make it impossible. Example you get arrested for dealing drugs, go to jail get bailed out (give them money) pay your fines (give them money), pay for your jail stay (give them money) pay for your pd (give them money)then, you go out to find honest work and you can't because of your record you are ineligible for government assistance because of your record, you can't get into a school because of your record so you sell drugs again and do it all over again or wait until you can get your record expunged (give them more money) the government doesn't want to stop some things they want you to hustle for them, if you have fines to pay and they tell you if you don't pay them you will go back to jail you are going to do what you have to do to pay them
RELATED QUESTIONS
Copyright 2023, Wired Ivy, LLC