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Ampersand Posted 11 years, 12 months ago.   Favorite
Dear Mr. Irby,

Thank you for writing! I finished the transcription for your post. I appreciate and share your concern for respecting the dignity of all people, whomever they may be.

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avalon Posted 11 years, 12 months ago.   Favorite
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post.

All the best,
avalon

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avalon Posted 11 years, 12 months ago.   Favorite
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post.

All the best,
avalon

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toopence Posted 11 years, 12 months ago.   Favorite
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post. I can feel your pain at loosing Moses, he will be missed.

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Cursed8Blessed Posted 11 years, 12 months ago.   Favorite
To Whom it may concern - I am hoping you can help in accessing an easier way to financially help a prisoner i am a penpal of - Jermiah Ray Bond AIS#236828X. I tried to sign up for the incentive packages and stuff on your site but because i am in the uk it wont work maybe due not being able put mi details on the form. i have a uk bank account cooperative plus paypal. I may also ring about this in the new future. The other thing is this company below, I have copied and pasted some other email correspondence between us, i have previously purchased stuff of them for prisoners in Wisconsin. As you can see they have suggested I write you and request if you could make this facilitiy available for prisoners in W.E.D.C.F. Thank you in advance for any help you can give.....yours sincerely Michelle Martin. GOd bless.

From: katrina <katrina@jacklmarcus.com>
To: m.martin112@btinternet.com
Sent: Tuesday, 23 April 2013, 18:41
Subject: FW: Jack L. Marcus Inc.

04-23-13

Thank you for the inquiry. We do not have a branch located in Alabama. We suggest you contact that facility to request that you be permitted to order from us. We will also continue to work toward becoming an approved vendor there. If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me.

Katrina H.
Jack L Marcus Inc.
414-438-4999 ext 128



From: MICHELLE MARTIN [mailto:m.martin112@btinternet.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2013 7:06 PM
To: customerservice@jacklmarcus.com
Subject: Re: Jack L. Marcus Inc. - Thank you for your payment.

Hi...thank you... i dont suppose by any chance you have like a branch or know of a similar company that is reptutable like yours does similar kind of service for prisoners in Al i think thats alabama is instituiton is call W.E.D.C.F. 100 warrior lane, bessemer, AL 35023 ...cheers Jah bless...

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Cursed8Blessed Posted 11 years, 12 months ago.   Favorite
Hey Jeremiah your last new post came up last night just after i commented on a next one, then this morning is this new one too im so glad hear some of your stuff is looking up. I will write more later i gotta learn more ethiopian now then pray and go out. this is a copy of an emial i am just sending now to W.E.D.C.F i not sure i can afford it this week but a week tomorrow i get paid again is double bubble week extra money for being nuts:-) i will buy a phone card and ring them i just get worried if is gonna be a long thing and often on the phone i get inteference cut off and stuff and i feel like i cant speak properly sometimes but its not constant i will see if is a way can sort an incentive package. if they reply this email before then and do it that site has stamped envelopes and like other stuff like clothes and radios some stuff is cheap i cud afford the envelopes this week and every payweek then sometimes if Jah wills for me i can buy radio or some thermals and stuff must be get cold there maybe i get TT a pair too then he wont be try hit on you. must get lonley in there but i glad you and him is try get away from this batty boy and paid sex stuff i pray Jah use me and others help with the financies some. maybe your exgirl will be reading this and one day you be back with her, maybe TT is just 'prison bent' he cud have a girl out here waiting too day of reserection of fucked up relationships...:p Jah bless

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BeautifulPoison Posted 11 years, 12 months ago.   Favorite
Beautiful .... Souls that collide in the dark are the most beautiful of souls. Just as yours collided today with mine. Without a name without a face your words became your voice that spoke to my heart. Our bodies might be held prisoner, but never our minds never our passion. It's all anyone truly has and you express your passion well. It has been a pleasure to read your words. Beautiful Poison

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bluelotus Posted 11 years, 12 months ago.   Favorite
VictimRights, what "bigger picture" exactly do you think I am missing out on? From what I can see, you are the one with tunnel vision, placing every prisoner in the same category as "evil person who doesn't deserve anything but to rot in prison for the rest of his/her life and who should not have human rights anymore." Stripping people of their rights and putting them into categories solely because of where they are (prison) is simplifying things way too much and it is dangerous.
Of course there is no such thing as victimless crime, however the term "crime" is very broad. Does a rapist deserve to be forgiven and have a second chance? My opinion - No. I would rather have him stay in prison than walk into him/her in the street. Does someone who was selling Marihuana deserve a second chance? Yes! I am not in approval of selling drugs but this crime is on such a different scale and it is non-violent. Nearly three quarters of new prisoners admitted are convicted of non-violent crimes. Still a crime nevertheless, yes, but I think a lot of these people are able to change. Can it be you have experienced/witnessed some sort of crime and are now quite bitter and project your anger on all prisoners whether you know their story or not?
Punishing people for crimes is one thing, depriving them of their right of being human is another.

P.s. You still did not mention what exactly led you to the conclusion all of Daniel's posts are "crap"

Posted on An Apology And A Promise by Daniel Labbe An Apology And A Promise
JT Posted 11 years, 12 months ago.   Favorite
Daniel:
These are very good goals. Make sure that you have lots of support and a good transition plan. It's hard once you get back out there - stay focused.

There will be lots of things that will try to pull you back (you already know this) and lots of people who will try to bring you down.

The only thing you can do is stay positive and strong.

I'll keep reading here :).

Posted on An Apology And A Promise by Daniel Labbe An Apology And A Promise
VictimRights Posted 11 years, 12 months ago.   Favorite
Is refreshing to see someone on this joke of a website actually expressing remorse. Far too many seem too happy to use this as a platform to further poison the world with their sick and twisted views, hence why they are in prison. Maybe if more felt even an ounce of remorse, the victims of their crimes may be able to heal. If you are in prison, you are there because you broke the law and should be punished. Never forget that.

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