Red_Dragon wrote:


Probably voted for DeShitsus

obviously he is making an emotional appeal and i disagree
it's why we have the rule of law

Ron DeSantis Says Florida Shouldn't Require Unanimous Juries for Death Sentences

"But strong emotions are not the best guides for policy making—and that's especially true in situations where the stakes are quite literally life and death. As Reason's CJ Ciaramella noted in 2020, Florida has had more exonerations of death row inmates than any other state in the country: roughly one for every three executions carried out. That ought to inspire more humility, not aggressiveness, in deciding when the state should be allowed to kill.

Perhaps DeSantis has a more rational argument for changing Florida's death penalty laws to make it easier for the state to kill convicted criminals, but the case he outlined on Monday seems more based on vengeance than on justice."

 Red_Dragon wrote:

At least he didn't claim Bigfoot was chasing him. Oklahoma Man still wins.

Florida Man

Florida Man

Florida Man

Florida Man

it seems that everybody bags a bit on florida (or maybe the politics)
but if they want to have some fun...
   

 westslope wrote:

Sadly, he might be the corpse.

 Proclivities wrote:

The other adult was carrying.  If he had not been carrying, he would not have been dragged into this.

 westslope wrote:
From the article it seems like only one "adult" was consenting or inciting, the other seemed to have been "dragged into it" - so to speak.

 Red_Dragon wrote:
A shoot out between consenting American adults.  Is that a bad thing?  

When your history is so bad you're ashamed to teach it...

This is not the first time Kuczwanski was involved in a road rage incident.

 sunybuny wrote:
florida has super diverse population (and a lot of visitors/transients)
possibly leading to more crime or acts of violence (and horrible drug laws/policy) thus the third largest dept of corrections
politically, like almost every other state, heavily populated areas tend to lean dem/blue
rural areas the other direction, so the panhandle may fit into that generalization
my panhandle experience outside of tallahassee has all been costal beach time
for two years i subcontracted with the fl dept of corrections here in sofla (benefits/retirement consultant)
i actually went into the reception centers and external offices to speak to the employees
of course i never heard anything about crazy officers (except the occasional smuggling of contraband and sex with inmates)
it was always about violent inmates raping and beating each other (gangs/cliques) tribal hierarchy stuff
from what i could tell most were somewhat model inmates just doing time and wanted to get the f out
same with the guards, just doing a job and making another payday (because of training a lot of them were plucked out to work in police depts for better pay)

i gleaned the article and if they have video, it has certainly been viewed and if someone is doing something wrong they would have to answer
what does that look like? probably firing and possible incarceration (there are active efforts to weed bad employees out - see fbi investigations)
i'm not sure of the conspiratorial inner circle stuff (that's why almost everything is captured on video now)
this isn't like something happening on the street, it's a highly controlled environment
secret nefarious cabals getting large groups of officers to risk careers, livelihoods and time behind bars might make a good story, but i'd guess that it is unlikely to happen
if the guy in question has a case or valid claim then i believe that something will come out of it
i guess we will see what happens

regards

 Red_Dragon wrote:
I didn't even have to read the headline... just the pickup truck and decal screamed PANHANDLE.   Florida, like California and New York is a 2 in 1 state - the down south and the up north.  Down south (anything below I-4) is starting to take control but we have plenty of Florida Man (Men?) in the Panhandle to keep up our sterling reputation.

Miami.... care to chime in? 

 Red_Dragon wrote:
If you love what you do, you never have to work a day in your life.

I'm sure there are countless "issues" in the prison guard profession that can only exist because most of us don't care to look there, and care even less about those complaining.  It's amazing that you can run a prison with guards who need to rely on one another for their own safety, yet have issues with large groups of co-workers.

Probably the case in a lot of states besides Florida...

 Red_Dragon wrote:


You can't cure stupid....

Florida Man