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...and? I'm sorry, I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to say here. Are you saying it's normal or acceptable to have your expectations be that a "convict
by danaris 2y ago
...and?
I'm sorry, I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to say here.
Are you saying it's normal or acceptable to have your expectations be that a "convicted criminal" is automatically a bad person?
If so, then particularly given the large and very-well-documented racial biases in arrest, prosecution, and conviction for crimes here in the US, perhaps you should consider adjusting those expectations?
If not, then please actually say what you mean clearly.
- amelius 2y agoI don't know why you're attacking me, since I just responded to: > Seriously, what does one really expect from an unethical convicted criminal? and your subsequent comment on that.
- hackyhacky 2y ago> Are you saying it's normal or acceptable to have your expectations be that a "convicted criminal" is automatically a bad person? I believe what the parent comment is trying to say is: someone who committed crimes in the past has evinced a lack of respect for the law, and is therefore more likely to commit crimes in the future than someone with a history of law-abiding. "Bad person" is a value judgement, which is besides the point.