>>I think when we step back and think about it we really shouldn't be favoring people that did things like commit armed robbery over those that didn't. I think

>>I think when we step back and think about it we really shouldn't be favoring people that did things like commit armed robbery over those that didn't. I think people do not understand things like adversity and redemption do to a person's psychology. The sheer motivation and drive to beat all odds and succeed are likely to be way higher in a person like this. It might sound unfair to you. But some forms of failure are life altering, reformative and helpful, than success can ever be.