Matthew Cox

And they're like, yeah, we're throwing you out.

And if you keep going back in the system and back in this, like to me, look like that, no matter what you did, you have an out date.

So.

If I have an out date, then you have to kind of help me.

If you're like, oh no, we're not going to help you.

Okay, well then just give me a life sentence then.

Like, why keep making me go?

Like, you're just endangering society at that point.

This guy will just go kick in somebody's door and try and start robbing people or something.

You don't know what he'll do.

Go get a knife and try and start robbing people.

He may end up stabbing someone or killing somebody.

I mean, like, you know, you're not helping society by doing that.

No matter how much, no matter what he did, you hate him.

Well, if what he did was so horrible, then lock him up forever.

saying oh you're getting five years and then releasing him and having him go back in the system get recharged go back for a year on a violation get back it's just it's never going to end like it doesn't end i guess it's the sentencing guidelines that kind of like box the judge into okay well i can't give this guy this much amount of time but i'll give him the max on this you know but if you have to release him and you got to let him back in the society then you have to at least try and try and lease

Let him get to a point where he's functional.

Right.

So that I'm not saying, you know, give him a, you know, a nice, you know, hotel room and a, you know, cushy job.

But I mean, you got to at least help place this guy somewhere or he's just going to continually reoffend.