I love this and it means everything to support this movement and our mission and I am a convicted felon, the last thing the judge said to me was I was considered a career criminal, with two boxes of files with all my past convictions all out for display at my arraignment I could only hang my head in shame and guilt and remorse.. all over a addiction to drugs since I was thirteen I carved my destiny to forever be hurt and struggle untill I am dead and it's not me I cry for, it's for the people I hurt or let down all the innocent that didn't deserve to get their things stolen or my children who had to grow up without their mother around in and out of institutions and incarseration, I always had the same goals upon my release .. I'm gonna get a honest job, and get a safe home, get my children back and stay away from the drugs and wrong crowd, but the struggle to find employment or housing or my driver's license was way past any sort of government assistance eligibilities that I was always rejected and turned away, which in turn broke jobless and homeless and no one to turn to I couldn't get my children back I lost everything and I couldn't get anything going in a positive direction and feeling alone and he opeless and cast away the only instant release from the pain and frustrations was the very thing that got me here.. my addiction to not feel the loss of my kids and dignity.. drugs.. a vicious cycle on repeat like living your regrets over n over again is a place called hell.. and justice reform for victims and those like myself with old past convictions just want to live the right way this is what I've been dreaming of an answer a real solution and mass incarseration is destroying families, and creating more crime. Thank you so much, now 41 years old I only wish that I could go back 25 years.. I'm so passionate about this movement I cry for those victims all the time . And I'll do whatever it takes to stop this hurting anyone else.. thank you safety and justice and thank you time done. Org and thank you Jay Jordon.
I love this and it means everything to support this movement and our mission and I am a convicted felon, the last thing the judge said to me was I was considered a career criminal, with two boxes of files with all my past convictions all out for display at my arraignment I could only hang my head in shame and guilt and remorse.. all over a addiction to drugs since I was thirteen I carved my destiny to forever be hurt and struggle untill I am dead and it's not me I cry for, it's for the people I hurt or let down all the innocent that didn't deserve to get their things stolen or my children who had to grow up without their mother around in and out of institutions and incarseration, I always had the same goals upon my release .. I'm gonna get a honest job, and get a safe home, get my children back and stay away from the drugs and wrong crowd, but the struggle to find employment or housing or my driver's license was way past any sort of government assistance eligibilities that I was always rejected and turned away, which in turn broke jobless and homeless and no one to turn to I couldn't get my children back I lost everything and I couldn't get anything going in a positive direction and feeling alone and he opeless and cast away the only instant release from the pain and frustrations was the very thing that got me here.. my addiction to not feel the loss of my kids and dignity.. drugs.. a vicious cycle on repeat like living your regrets over n over again is a place called hell.. and justice reform for victims and those like myself with old past convictions just want to live the right way this is what I've been dreaming of an answer a real solution and mass incarseration is destroying families, and creating more crime. Thank you so much, now 41 years old I only wish that I could go back 25 years.. I'm so passionate about this movement I cry for those victims all the time . And I'll do whatever it takes to stop this hurting anyone else.. thank you safety and justice and thank you time done. Org and thank you Jay Jordon.
Except violent offenders? What about assault charges?