anonyfelon

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by anonyfelon 5y ago
~25 years ago. It's not fun, not good. I do not recommend it, if you can avoid it. The damage can be lasting. See my comment here to give some context. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25610810
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by anonyfelon 6y ago
I am one of the lucky ones who never went back. I got out over 20 years ago, and I was determined to do whatever it took to successfully complete my parole and put all that crap behind me. I still have scars. I'm 47 now. Dentures are i
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by anonyfelon 6y ago
I came here to comment similar to what you've already said. Prison was HELL .
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by anonyfelon 7y ago
My screen name says it all. I have top-notch skills, but I will be forever haunted by white-collar crimes I committed over 20 years ago, and have even been pardoned for. I stay with the company I hate (love the job, hate the politics) becau
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by anonyfelon 7y ago
I wish I knew about Last Mile. I'm going to reach out to them. For some context... see my only post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18704252 I have another account on HN with lots of karma, but I'm still terr
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by anonyfelon 8y ago
melonbar: see my post about this very thing... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18704252 I'm in much the same boat. I feel like for this to seriously change, the laws have to change. That's no small feat. As l
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by anonyfelon 8y ago
This part is so discouraging. I've experienced this many times.
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by anonyfelon 8y ago
Thank you, I appreciate it.
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Ask HN: Would you hire a felon for technical work?
15 points by anonyfelon 8y ago|15 comments