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A convicted felon can also be a reformed felon (is he really a convicted felon or is this demonization or a setup http://www.businessinsider.com/self-proclaimed
by adrianwaj 16y ago
A convicted felon can also be a reformed felon (is he really a convicted felon or is this demonization or a setup http://www.businessinsider.com/self-proclaimed-facebook-owner-paul-ceglia-and-wife-arrested-for-grand-larceny-after-failing-to-deliver-wood-pellets-2010-7 http://www.businessinsider.com/self-proclaimed-facebook-owne... ?).. anyhow to me this whole thing is unimportant, but it'd make a good poll http://news.ycombinator.com/newpoll http://news.ycombinator.com/newpoll
- gexla 16y agoHe may very well turn out to be a rich felon. What I hate about felony convictions is that they get you lumped into the "felon" category with people who have committed much worse crimes. In this case it seems the dude was busted for possession of shrooms. Why categorize him the same way as we would with other felons such as murderers or rapists. On the other hand, it's everyone who has an interest in tearing him down who are calling him a felon (media and Facebook.) Let's see if people will be calling him a felon when he's 100+ million richer. He's a great investor! Maybe he can invest in my startup.