Love the videos man. RUclips’s probably not recommending them because of all the crime talk and it “not being good for advertisers” My mother was drug user/dealer for nearly 20 years but after a short stint in prison she’s sober does well for herself, and even help runs a local charity that pays drug treatment. Can wish nothing but the best for yiu
I’m working on a book, but I have zero clue how to go about things. I’ve had a couple of articles published, one was in the Autism Parenting magazine, another was featured by a domestic violence shelter as a narrative, and a few others with eating disorder awareness programs. I’ve found it can be hard when you are over critical of your work. I’m notorious for writing something and then convincing myself it’s crap and deleting. My old writing teacher told me to send what I wrote to a friend and let them keep it so I don’t keep deleting good work because of my own perfectionism. I look forward to reading your book someday.
That’s because, despite what American society teaches us, “criminal” is not a type of person. It’s a government-assigned label. A criminal can be a jealous upper class white man who shot his wife for insurance money, or a young teen scoring weed for the first time in their life, or an autistic woman accused of shoplifting who got scared and fought a police officer. The myth of the criminal is created by a punitive system that hates restoration and reform and helping its disadvantaged and victims of crimes, and a system that profits off its imprisoned population.
People change. He wouldn’t have seemed sound when be committed the crime but he is sound now. That’s why it’s important to have a system that not only takes dangerous people off the streets but can rehabilitate them so they can eventually do better.
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Love the videos man. RUclips’s probably not recommending them because of all the crime talk and it “not being good for advertisers”
My mother was drug user/dealer for nearly 20 years but after a short stint in prison she’s sober does well for herself, and even help runs a local charity that pays drug treatment. Can wish nothing but the best for yiu
Glad she’s doing well
Tell us more about this book deal!!! Please!❤
I’m working on a book, but I have zero clue how to go about things. I’ve had a couple of articles published, one was in the Autism Parenting magazine, another was featured by a domestic violence shelter as a narrative, and a few others with eating disorder awareness programs. I’ve found it can be hard when you are over critical of your work. I’m notorious for writing something and then convincing myself it’s crap and deleting. My old writing teacher told me to send what I wrote to a friend and let them keep it so I don’t keep deleting good work because of my own perfectionism. I look forward to reading your book someday.
Long-form videos not taking off?
As long as you're able to support yourself and the foundation, that's awesome
oh wow i didn’t even know he made longer videos. I’m gonna go watch them all now lmao
Thanks for sharing
I can never believe you committed a crime. You seem so sound.
Good luck to you with your future 💚
That’s kind of the point though isn’t it?
Not everyone who is behind bars isn’t of sound mind. Plenty of people go to prison for plenty of reasons.
That’s because, despite what American society teaches us, “criminal” is not a type of person. It’s a government-assigned label. A criminal can be a jealous upper class white man who shot his wife for insurance money, or a young teen scoring weed for the first time in their life, or an autistic woman accused of shoplifting who got scared and fought a police officer. The myth of the criminal is created by a punitive system that hates restoration and reform and helping its disadvantaged and victims of crimes, and a system that profits off its imprisoned population.
People change. He wouldn’t have seemed sound when be committed the crime but he is sound now. That’s why it’s important to have a system that not only takes dangerous people off the streets but can rehabilitate them so they can eventually do better.
@@ethank5059 Yeah, but you also need a system that can keep the dangerous people gone when they don't want to change.
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