Comments by "Orwellian Horseman of the Apocalypse" (@DennisMoore664) on "The Moment Jelly Roll Decided to Change His Life for Good" video.

And that's the problem. Once someone shows themself to be so much of a danger to others that they are convicted of violent a felony it's not unreasonable for other people to not want to have to worry about whether they are going to do something else violent again. I don't believe most people wouldn't want a vicious animal like the piece of trash that killed your grandparents alive let alone living in their neighborhood. Although the other problem is all the people who have been falsely convicted of a felony, or who take a deal for a lesser felony to avoid being falsely convicted of something more serious, and have to live with the kinds of problems of having a felony on their record that Jelly Roll described. Fucked up world.
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@taylorlibby7642 I'm often surprised there isn't more retaliation against scumbags like that when they get out. And especially if they get out early for some stupid reason and have only become an even more dangerous animal during their time warehoused with other scumbags.
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@26michaeluk Absolutely correct - to both your points.
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