No you shouldn't

Well this seems to be for anyone who believes in love at first sight

There's a lot of ex's in that story

Don't know how trying to fix flaws and better the justice system could make things worse, but I made my point.

We're talking forty plus years combined that just these few people were incarcerated, then compensated by the state upon release. You're fine with your tax dollars going to waste like that?

Some of those people got huge amounts of "compensation" but I dunno, I wouldn't accept a million bucks to spend over a decade in prison.

I prefer smol parts tbh

I buy my gf flowers for no reason sometimes. Or like, the reason is she's great and I love her...

My dad was a journalist reporter that focused primarily on wrongfully convicted persons. In less than ten years he wrote stories about at least four people wrongfully convicted who eventually were released. That's just my area. Might sound like a small number but even one is unacceptable. These are people's lives we're talking about.

You consider southern comfort whiskey. Ha!

But they still know deliciousness when they taste it