DeRay McKesson

You're not a violent person.

And these consequences are going to put you in the same thing.

Then at what point do we start talking about how we classify criminals that do need to go to prison?

Because I think if you're selling fentanyl, the amount of people that you've affected is unquantifiable, right?

We don't know how far...

out of your hands that has gotten.

And I understand, like, at that level with the drug, but I think something like weed, whatever, you know what I mean?

Like, I think there's a classification between all these different things.

What's the long?

Yeah, they are.

No, you really got my head spinning, bro.

Like this.

I've never thought about this as.

I know you know incarceration.

I know what probation is.

No, I don't know the difference.

Maine is the first state that ended parole.

This means that anyone convicted of a crime after blank is not eligible for parole, meaning that there are almost no options for them to be released early.

The options are A, 1975, B, 1985, C, 1995, D, 2000.

So this means that if the person was convicted... Of a crime after... Like before... I would say after 1995.