BionicPotato

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r/changemyview•

The united states is #2 in incarcerated persons per 100,000 population. We also see that around 45% of released inmates are arrested again within 5 years. When arrested before 21, that re-arrest rate jumps to 68%. Obviously most people who spend time in jail are not being rehabilitated to sufficient standards upon release. Couple this with the fact that we love sending people to jail for non-violent offenses that harm essentially no one but the person committing the crime. I'm not suggesting that we legalize everything, just that we think who we send to prison, and how we handle our prison system.

Another aspect of this argument is just how much it costs to house inmates. A study in New Y

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r/Patriots•

Some of the posts on this subject are just getting ridiculous. There are people seriously suggesting that Belichick resign or be fired. The man is still a probably top 3 coach in football history, if not the best. We're lucky to be coached by him, and lucky to have won 5 super bowls with him.

I know the loss hurt for a lot of us, but our team losing belichick would be possibly the dumbest thing we could do right now. The sun came out today, things are okay.

I'm here to give hugs if they're needed.

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r/googlehome•

No matter what I do I just can't get it to work. I get the "I couldn't reach your keys, is your phone nearby?" Message. Any ideas?

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