Friday, August 5, 2011

LIKE SHOES, LAWS NEED TO BE CHANGED

As a child gets older, he or she will have bigger feet and need new shoes. We don't like change, but it is a part of life or you can go barefoot throughout life. The point is, everything changes with time.
When a law is written, it is to protect us from something we think could harm us. But as time goes on we find that thing is no longer a danger to us, so the law must change so everyone knows it is no longer illegal. These are laws that need to be changed, why they were made and how to change them.
ILLEGAL LAWS
1- Prostitution -Health problems like VD or AIDS - more are exposed to these things getting free sex now, so we must make all sex with someone your not married to illegal, or make prostitution legal.
2- States fine system - to punish someone for a crime like DWI or go to jail, the poor go to jail or go hungry - Make the fine a percent of someones take home pay, so both the rich and poor suffer the same, or get rid of the fine system.
3- Loss of voting rights because of being in a prison - Voting is a duty everyone must do freely or voters in one party can make laws to put people of one party in prison to get elected - make it illegal to take away anyone's right to vote.
4- legally post a bankruptcy list on the internet or anywhere else - A list promotes discrimination - as we learned when so many were blacklisted in the 50's - list or brand everyone who is a threat to society, like AIDS victims, drunks, or druggy's.
5- Charging prisoners rent while they are in jail, if they can't pay there rent they get locked up again for owing a debt- That is discrimination and punishing the entire family, not just the prisoner. And the legal system was not created to be a business or to force sales by extortion, intimidation, or bullying.
6- Probation has become so unregulated it has become perhaps the most corrupt in law enforcement. Forcing criminals into groups that they can't afford and have to pay for and making it imposable to get out of, with even the use of unreliable lie detectors and other ways because of the power they have to enforce the law, to force them back into prison.
7- The legal system itself has become so corrupt that I would rather be judged by a computer then even a jury. When law enforcement itself is allowed to become a criminal, enforcing illegal laws, promoting unequal justice, operating like a crooked business, with so many above the law. I know a man who was put on parole after leaving prison, and forgot to name a visitor and ended up put back in prison, only to find he wasn't even suppose to be on parlor, so someone made a nasty goof or someone in law enforcement set him up, and he had to stay in prison, no one investigated, or punished for this crime.