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I guess I'd have to go to prison..what about you?


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Posted by NCWayne on October 16, 2014 at 09:15:47 from (173.188.169.54):

I just read several articles that show just how ridiculous things have gotten now days. It looks like this lady has somehow gotten under the skins of the local leaders and didn't keep her yard as nice as they'd like. Oh, yes, she's also been cited several times in 12 years, so she is a habitual offender...... So, this time she was given a 5 day jail sentence for her messy yard. Granted, according to the article (and there are quite a few from different sources) it was reduced to 6 hours, but to me it's still ridiculous.

The way I see it, that's simply 6 hours she could have had to work on the yard, to make it as pretty as they want it, that they took from her.

I guess with all of the stuff I've got laying around these folks would throw me under one of the maximum security prisons if I didn't clean up to suit them....

I don't know about ya'll, but with all of the real crime we've got now days I think they need to take the judge in this case and throw him as far from the bench as they can possibly throw him. I mean even the thought of sending someone to jail, over what someone else considers a messy yard, is about as stupid of a move as I think an official could ever pull. Anyone that stupid doesn't need to be in any position of power. In fact that level of stupidity makes me wonder how he even had the brains to stand, and walk erect, much less become a judge...... But that's just my .02....



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