Earl Croasmun -> Ross Sauer wrote:

 >>> Why do furlough programs exist?

 ->> To try to make room for more violent criminals. Duh...

 EC> Your answer is both wrong and profoundly stupid.  You don't let someone
 EC> out on a 48 hour furlough for the purpose of locking up a violent
 EC> criminal for FORTY-EIGHT HOURS and then RELEASING THEM when the
 EC> furloughed prisoner returns!

 EC> And your arrogant little "duh" at the end just made your
answer all the
 EC> funnier.

 >>> How many states gave furloughs to murderers doing life without
 ->> parole?

 ->> Wisconsin doesn't.

 EC> Furloughs are to help a prisoner ease back into outside life, as their
 EC> release date approaches.  It is for rehabilitation.  When a prisoner is
 EC> supposed to be serving life without parole, that rationale isn't really
 EC> valid.  Neither the federal system nor any other state gave furloughs to
 EC> those doing life without parole.  Mass. tried to follow suit in 1976,
 EC> but Dukakis vetoed the bill.  He finally gave in to the change in 1988,
 EC> but too late to help Fournier.

 >>> Why do you never remember these old threads, leading you to repeat
 ->> the > same mistakes?

 ->> Why do you continue to lie?

 EC> You tossed out that accusation several weeks ago, I noted that you
 EC> failed to give a single example, and you ran away.  You will again.

Being the dishonest, ignorant, idiot he is Sauer ASSumes that because *HE*
lies at the drop of a hat that everyone else lies like he does.

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