Mighty Mick's Boxing Club

[QUOTE=Pkgman;5974516]But yet you sit on your pulpit degrading others for taking advantage of these so called "victims" as you victimize them for paying them for a BJ. Priceless LOL.[/QUOTE]Why did you feel the need to jump in a degrade me with your post! Does it make you feel like a BIG MAN to attack others? Geez! You didn't have a dog in this fight, jumping in the way you did doesn't reflect well on you. Just saying.

But lets set the record straight: You can read my posts and see I have a LONG history of standing up for the girls against the dudes who beat these girls, pull their hair or do other acts of violence just to get the out of their car when things don't go as they like.

I don't recall you being at the forefront of defending the girls against acts of violence.

[QUOTE=Shampoo55;5975076]Why did you feel the need to jump in a degrade me with your post! Does it make you feel like a BIG MAN to attack others? Geez! You didn't have a dog in this fight, jumping in the way you did doesn't reflect well on you. Just saying.

But lets set the record straight: You can read my posts and see I have a LONG history of standing up for the girls against the dudes who beat these girls, pull their hair or do other acts of violence just to get the out of their car when things don't go as they like.

I don't recall you being at the forefront of defending the girls against acts of violence.[/QUOTE]Jackals prey on people like you.

[QUOTE=Jayke00;5972987]Without getting into left vs. Right, generally I agree with you that we are not tough enough on crime in this country. I believe things happen because we tolerate them happening, and part of that tolerance is the ease with which people can offend, escape any serious punishment and quickly reoffend.

However before we get to "ridiculously long prison sentences 100% served", you have to consider that you'd be judging everyone. From the first time offender to the person with a rap sheet thicker than your arm. At the single worst moment of their lives, and making them pay with years and years of confinement for their first mistake.

Sure, there are plenty of people on the streets who shouldn't be there. And I believe firmly in some sort of three strikes system (or two, or four. We don't have to be held to Abner Doubleday's rules here). I think for many crimes (violent or quasi-violent), the more you keep breaking the law the longer and longer your sentence should be, until perhaps you have no chance of ever getting out.

But I'm not comfortable sweeping up every first time offender and whisking them behind bars with hardened criminals.

That's not justice. That's lunacy.[/QUOTE]It is really simple.

Our justice system is too lax, and completly Broken.

I'm not saying 1st time offenders need to get roofed, I mean Probations / Furloughs / Bail / ARD / Community service all need to be Abolished.

You commit a Crime?

Do the time. ALL OF IT.

Come out and you a still a Hardhead?

Get Roofed.

Just like the Federal Prison system.

By the time you get out you are a senior citizen.

That is how it should be.

Crime would dry up and the only criminals left would be the complete radicals.

[QUOTE=RoboPimp;5976108]It is really simple.

Our justice system is too lax, and completly Broken.

I'm not saying 1st time offenders need to get roofed, I mean Probations / Furloughs / Bail / ARD / Community service all need to be Abolished.

You commit a Crime?

Do the time. ALL OF IT.

Come out and you a still a Hardhead?

Get Roofed.

Just like the Federal Prison system.

By the time you get out you are a senior citizen.

That is how it should be.

Crime would dry up and the only criminals left would be the complete radicals.[/QUOTE]I think the reason why I can't get behind your system of justice is because it puts everyone's life on the edge of the knife.

Sure, you'd have to go pretty far out of your way to rob a house or commit true first degree murder (pre-meditated). But your system of justice is dangerously close to what we have in places like Russia or China. And yeah, street crime can be lower there. Singapore too. But look at everything else that comes with it. Do you really want to live in that society? If so, I think Putin and Jinping would welcome your emigrating with open arms. And then you could live in a society where if you make one mistake it's not tolerated, and **poof** - you're never heard from again.

I'm all for an accelerating scale of punishment. If you can't prove you can go out of your way to live a righteous life after making your first mistake, you deserve to go away for a lot longer the second time around. And if you're dumb enough to reoffend after that, yeah, maybe you end up dying in prison.

But I don't think blindly throwing people away after one mistake is the right way to run a society either. America is the land of second chances for a reason, and you have to give people a path back to redemption. At least the first time.

[QUOTE=Jayke00;5976804]I think the reason why I can't get behind your system of justice is because it puts everyone's life on the edge of the knife.

Sure, you'd have to go pretty far out of your way to rob a house or commit true first degree murder (pre-meditated). But your system of justice is dangerously close to what we have in places like Russia or China. And yeah, street crime can be lower there. Singapore too. But look at everything else that comes with it. Do you really want to live in that society? If so, I think Putin and Jinping would welcome your emigrating with open arms. And then you could live in a society where if you make one mistake it's not tolerated, and **poof** - you're never heard from again.

I'm all for an accelerating scale of punishment. If you can't prove you can go out of your way to live a righteous life after making your first mistake, you deserve to go away for a lot longer the second time around. And if you're dumb enough to reoffend after that, yeah, maybe you end up dying in prison.

But I don't think blindly throwing people away after one mistake is the right way to run a society either. America is the land of second chances for a reason, and you have to give people a path back to redemption. At least the first time.[/QUOTE]See there is your problem: you see these "mistakes" as accidental.

I see them as something done on purpose and only a completley broken person could do.

A criminal is a Criminal. They serve no purpose in society and need to be excavated from it.

You are watching too many movies and TV to think the majority of these criminals can turn their lives around.

From my time as a CO I'd say less than 1% actually do something with their lives after.

It would save the city so much time and money to just Roof them.

[QUOTE=RoboPimp;5984965]See there is your problem: you see these "mistakes" as accidental.

I see them as something done on purpose and only a completley broken person could do.

A criminal is a Criminal. They serve no purpose in society and need to be excavated from it.

You are watching too many movies and TV to think the majority of these criminals can turn their lives around.

From my time as a CO I'd say less than 1% actually do something with their lives after.

It would save the city so much time and money to just Roof them.[/QUOTE]I can understand your outlook now that you've told us you were a CO. Consider that you see a disproportionately terrible part of society and that experience may be introducing some bias into your point of view.

And while I acknowledge that you don't see very many people who are "worth saving" in that if they had a second (or a third or a fourth or a tenth) chance that they would probably squander it. And I'm not saying you're wrong there. Some other people get caught up in the system after they make one bad decision (the "mistake" I refer to in my earlier note) and then get trapped in a vicious cycle.

They commit a crime. They get put into prison. The animals in prison cause the first time offender to have to behave a certain way to survive. That person gets mad at society for having been subjected to that after just his first offense. They eventually get out and now they want revenge. On everyone in polite society. They have no respect for anything you or I have, or our well being. They commit another crime, go back inside and the cycle repeats itself.

You may see those people as irredeemable, but I think if you intervene in their lives in a different way than just locking them up and throwing away the key that some of them can indeed have their lives turned around. If we've seen streetwalkers get clean and live normal lives, I don't see why other people can't do the same thing for themselves.

Part of what would have to happen is they'd have to make reparations to the people they hurt because of their crimes, and I grant you that such a thing isn't always possible or feasible (depending on the crime).

But I just can't get behind giving up on someone the first time they shoplift from a convenience store or try to steal from a big department store to sell those things so they can have things they want or need.

I'm not saying that behavior is right or that it's excusable, but I do think it's redeemable.

Other crimes, maybe not so much.

[QUOTE=TexacoTim;5987278]This is beyond morbid. Hard pass. TT.[/QUOTE]Jeez! Can we have a little humor of fun with things and not have to take everything so serious? Or is the woke culture playing its cancel culture card?

Oh well.

[QUOTE=Jayke00;5989324]I can understand your outlook now that you've told us you were a CO. Consider that you see a disproportionately terrible part of society and that experience may be introducing some bias into your point of view.

And while I acknowledge that you don't see very many people who are "worth saving" in that if they had a second (or a third or a fourth or a tenth) chance that they would probably squander it. And I'm not saying you're wrong there. Some other people get caught up in the system after they make one bad decision (the "mistake" I refer to in my earlier note) and then get trapped in a vicious cycle.

They commit a crime. They get put into prison. The animals in prison cause the first time offender to have to behave a certain way to survive. That person gets mad at society for having been subjected to that after just his first offense. They eventually get out and now they want revenge. On everyone in polite society. They have no respect for anything you or I have, or our well being. They commit another crime, go back inside and the cycle repeats itself.

You may see those people as irredeemable, but I think if you intervene in their lives in a different way than just locking them up and throwing away the key that some of them can indeed have their lives turned around. If we've seen streetwalkers get clean and live normal lives, I don't see why other people can't do the same thing for themselves.

Part of what would have to happen is they'd have to make reparations to the people they hurt because of their crimes, and I grant you that such a thing isn't always possible or feasible (depending on the crime).

But I just can't get behind giving up on someone the first time they shoplift from a convenience store or try to steal from a big department store to sell those things so they can have things they want or need.

I'm not saying that behavior is right or that it's excusable, but I do think it's redeemable.

Other crimes, maybe not so much.[/QUOTE]No one who goes to jail is a first timer, unless it's a serious crime. No shoplifters are going to prison, especially under Krasner. Every first time offender gets a break whether it's ARD and an expungement or just probation. The only ones in prison today are violent offenders, repeat offenders or big time drug dealers. They don't become animals in prison, they're in prison because they are already animals and cannot behave in polite society.

I just made a report on Heather and rate her a 6 even though I loved her body, her face was Average at BEST.

How high of a rating do you need for a girl's face to have her as your girl?

How much does weight matter to you? Would you rather have a super ugly thin girl or a really pretty Fat girl?

What if she has a Super Model face but she is 400 lbs like Tess Holiday?

[QUOTE=Shampoo55;5998307]Jeez! Can we have a little humor of fun with things and not have to take everything so serious? Or is the woke culture playing its cancel culture card?

Oh well.[/QUOTE]How are dead women funny?

[QUOTE=JTerry26;6001289]How are dead women funny?[/QUOTE]

No one said dead women were funny. I hope that wasn't a typical technique used on threads: changing the subject.

[b]Everybody dies dies, given a long enough time-frame the survival rate is ZERO! It is a fact of life. [/b]

But haven't you heard of a "wake?" Seems I remember in some cultures that is a reason to celebrate.

What is wrong with a little jocularity in this space or these threads?

[QUOTE=Shampoo55;6001533]No one said dead women were funny. I hope that wasn't a typical technique used on threads: changing the subject.

[b]Everybody dies dies, given a long enough time-frame the survival rate is ZERO! It is a fact of life. [/b]

But haven't you heard of a "wake?" Seems I remember in some cultures that is a reason to celebrate.

What is wrong with a little jocularity in this space or these threads?[/QUOTE]One dude called the dead women thread beyond morbid and you replied what's wrong with a little humor and I replied to that. These are threads, as in they are thread together. I didn't change the subject. A to B to C.

[QUOTE=JTerry26;6001707]One dude called the dead women thread beyond morbid and you replied what's wrong with a little humor and I replied to that. These are threads, as in they are thread together. I didn't change the subject. A to B to C.[/QUOTE]Oh jeez, got to PARSE things to keep them on track. Nice try in saying A = C. NOT! Threaded together, PUUUUUULEEEEEAZ!

Title of thread was humour, but apparently a few don't have any sense of humor.

The objection was to the title, not dead people or dead women.

Where do you think girls who do drugs and sell their bodies go when they "transition" this world?

Click on "view original post" on my response to you and keep clicking. It's directly threaded together. A to B to C.

Edit - and now you deleted his original post. Consciousness of guilt? Heh. Nice.

[QUOTE=Shampoo55;6001727]Oh jeez, got to PARSE things to keep them on track. Nice try in saying A = C. NOT! Threaded together, PUUUUUULEEEEEAZ!

Title of thread was humour, but apparently a few don't have any sense of humor.

The objection was to the title, not dead people or dead women.

Where do you think girls who do drugs and sell their bodies go when they "transition" this world?[/QUOTE]

If I was just skeptical before, now I am convinced!

So I tossed some shade the way of LoveKPhilly and right away that post got met with a whole bunch of replies from, again, low post count dudes! These "new" dudes are apparently now experts at Mongering in Philly and one should take their word for it just because they said so!

The multitude of response to my post falls under the "me thinks the lady doth protest too much. ".

And the prices are reasonable? Just shows how inexperienced the reviewers are in Philly and the other options available.

Oh sure I have seen top-level independent escorts require screening and two references, but never an agency or a glorified AMP. Providing IRL information about yourself when one is engage in illegal activity is just plain stupid and anyone that falls for that deserves whatever "oh shit!" happens as a result!

I expect more attacks and reasons why I am wrong about LoveKPhilly, because after all it looks like they have a BIG promotional campaign going on on this site with a slew of newly created posters all telling you how great it is!

I mean the place has been around 5 freaking days and already there are a half dozen dudes that have been there, think it's the greatest thing since sliced bread and who independently came here to sing its praises?

With this kind of shilling going on, while I was skeptical before, now I wouldn't touch the place with a 10-ft pole!