- Between 1980 and 2018 there were 4.4 million convictions handed out
- The Criminal Records (Clean Slate) Act 2004 was the most significant and arguably the best piece of legislation ever introduced by The Green Party. A credit to Nándor Tánczos.
- Between 2004 and 2015 220,000 people had their convictions wiped.
I was one of them.
Calling them "naked" devalues the seriousness of the criminal offences committed.
I will be changing my language from one of the "speak" to calling it what it is. Fraudulently counterfeited shares and abuse of position to commit fraud on a grand scale.
These are criminal offences and should be talked about as such.
Using language like this gets rid of people having to research what the issue is. It states it in clear and concise english.
Let the roaches rot in prison for the destruction they've caused whilst the world was on its knees.
Fight for what's right by BUYING and HODlING.
🍌🍌🚀🚀 🚔 🚔
Edit: a few people have pointed out that this is infact financial terrorism. I like this frame because it is exactly what it is, enabled by the fraudulent counterfeiting of shares by market makers.
u/rensole from now on can we do something about calling the hedgies financial terrorists or finter for short?
Edit 2: A wrinkly ape has stated not to shorten it as it weakens the message. Lets be clear; Financial Terrorists deserve gitmo.
Important: Let’s Spread Awareness
My dear Apes check this out. Let’s spread awareness of what an massive fraud is happening currently on the stock markets. What better way is there than than educating ourselves and others?
For the community
Thus I’ve prepared something for real 💎🙌 and I’m sure the community loves it too. Lets show the whole world that we did BUY THE FKN DIP 🚀🚀🚀
Not financial advice
This is not financial advice. I’m just an idiat who has no clue what he’a taklking about. I just like the stock.
Original source by u/111111222222
Everyone makes mistakes and having committed a drug or other offence does not automatically mean that the person is a risk to children or cannot make sound decisions. This is particularly so if the offending occurred many years prior.
Past offending behaviour is particularly of less relevance to an assessment of a person’s character if the person committed the offence for understandable reasons. For example, fear of safety, misunderstanding, environmental protection, protection of others, including animals etc.
If it is suggested that a person with a criminal history is not a person of suitable character to care for children, there should be good reason (as opposed to mere speculation).
25m here, a bit of background information on myself, I was pretty reckless and stupid a few years ago and I ended up receiving a criminal record for common assault, weapons possession, and destruction of property.
In the process of turning myself around atm, working 40hours a week as a temp, developing my passions, and intergrating myself into the wider community.
I am fortunate enough to have a very supportive family which has the resources to help me out despite my earlier stupidity.
Being realistic, would I be able to pursue a high paying career (150-200k+) and if so, what is the best possible plan of attack from here on out to go and do that?
I dropped out of highschool at year 10, but am considering pathways into a degree for either business or engineering.
I have also considered learning a trade, however I realise that you won’t get paid as much in the long term compared to a degree.
Thank you for your replies and I hope you can help me out here!
