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He paid his debt to society and has a felony record. Now he's staying out of trouble. What more do you want? Guy's in a wheelchair. You want him to starve in th
by rendall 4y ago
He paid his debt to society and has a felony record. Now he's staying out of trouble. What more do you want? Guy's in a wheelchair. You want him to starve in the street?
- Mouthfeel 4y ago
- simoncion 4y ago> Gets more in aid than some get paid in a month WORKING? From the article: > [Chavez is] barely getting by with his $1,100 monthly social security payments and subsidized housing in the Tenderloin. Unless the article is misrepresenting the source of the funds, his income is solely Social Security payouts. That's money that every living American is entitled to after they reach a certain age, or meet a few other eligibility requirements. Chavez already paid in to Social Security earlier in his life. Now he is receiving that money back, as promised by the Federal government. Unless your suggestion is to claw back that entitlement for folks who are convicted of felony manslaughter or murder charges, then his income is immaterial. _Is_ that your suggestion?
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- rendall 4y agoKeep in mind, the description was only "he committed a brutal robbery that left two men dead". That can include anything from "Chavez shot two men in order to steal from them" to "Two robbers were shot to death in the course of an attempted robbery while Chavez survived". But, let's take as granted the worst possible interpretation. Ok: you don't accept that his debt has been paid. What would you suggest? Honestly curious.