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Cal alum showing some love. I really wish that he would have reached out to others if he was dealing with anything serious because he was way too young to go. Stay safe NT fam.

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USC offers the presidential and national scholarship for full tuition and half tuition off. They usually have good financial aid and scholarship support. Could you apply for scholarships? Or graduate a few semesters early to save some money? Work/study program? Hopefully you can afford staying...

In the context of the fraud case alone, then Paul Allen's punishment seems fair enough. And I had no idea about how armed robberies are judged, just upfront it felt unfair to me. So whether or not he had a gun and regardless of how much money he was punished real hard. Thanks for putting it into...

In the context of the fraud case alone, then Paul Allen's punishment seems fair enough. And I had no idea about how armed robberies are judged, just upfront it felt unfair to me. So whether or not he had a gun and regardless of how much money he was punished real hard. Thanks for putting it into...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/y...get-medical-care-in-jail This guy wanted healthcare so he robbed a bank for $1 with no violence involved. And they're trying to call it larceny and trying not to give him a big sentence, even if he WANTS to go to jail.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/y...get-medical-care-in-jail This guy wanted healthcare so he robbed a bank for $1 with no violence involved. And they're trying to call it larceny and trying not to give him a big sentence, even if he WANTS to go to jail.

That's a good way of viewing it. It really is hard to tell how much damage was done, but morally the homeless man case seems to be overly punished to me.

That's a good way of viewing it. It really is hard to tell how much damage was done, but morally the homeless man case seems to be overly punished to me.

I never really considered white collar crimes to be so bad as in they aren't directly threatening people's lives. But this puts it into perspective for me. Because when you compare these 2 cases, the CEO did more fiscal damage and it's essentially a robbery. So it comes down to armed robbery...

I never really considered white collar crimes to be so bad as in they aren't directly threatening people's lives. But this puts it into perspective for me. Because when you compare these 2 cases, the CEO did more fiscal damage and it's essentially a robbery. So it comes down to armed robbery...

Ah yes the good old justice system. SMH.

Ah yes the good old justice system. SMH.

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