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> How many (non white collar) felons have you hired? Four. Worked out great and they were basically free thanks to state programs and tax breaks. > I think t
by throwup238 2y ago
> How many (non white collar) felons have you hired?
Four. Worked out great and they were basically free thanks to state programs and tax breaks.
> I think these prisoners should be given consideration but job automatically?
For jobs they're _already doing_ before they're released? Why the hell not? Especially if they're putting their lives at risk fire fighting.
- bruceb 2y agoWell that is admirable (though clearly as you state there was an incentive). I hope you continue. As I said I am very open to them be considered but I also don't think those who have committed offense against society should have priority over people who have not.