WeirdGoesPro

More like buggery.

You sound …huah, all shook up.

Why aren’t we all using YaCy?

Are these sorts of crimes not actually worse in UP? I feel like I saw these sorts of stories on Reddit too before making the switch.

If it isn’t significantly worse in that region of India, then where is all this UP hate coming from online, and why?

Not gonna lie, that’s a pretty fucked up fantasy you got there.

Law enforcement doesn’t want you to know this, but I swear it’s 100% true:

But why can’t they? It seems like they could just grow it and cover the entire spectrum of pain management if they wanted to.

Has anyone here done Kratom? It’s a very light intoxicant, and when you take a little too much, you puke it up quickly and efficiently. I’m sure it’s possible to OD if you have an iron stomach, but unlike heroin (which I also have personal experience with) where a few CC’s on the needle is the difference between life and death, it takes a stupendous amount of Kratom to get even remotely close to the danger zone.

These laws restricting Kratom seem like they are designed to steer people towards pills more than enhancing public safety. Boo.

I’m not in any way trying to imply that you should kill yourself. I’m implying that there are dangers with both homelessness and prison, but at least with homelessness, there is the possibility that circumstances will change for the better. Prison guarantees your circumstances for the duration of your sentence, guarantees that the conditions will be punishing, and guarantees a stigma that will make you even more unemployable than you say that you already are.

My only point is that I believe the dangers of prison match or exceed the dangers of homelessness, and you should seriously consider that there are ways to be homeless that are safer and less awful than others.

If you can’t survive on the street, I don’t see why you think you’d make it in prison.

I’m a little confused. It sounds like your pain and disability issues would be exponentially worse in a prison environment. What little relief you get now would be gone. What little activity you are capable of now would be gone. You would be a vulnerable person locked up with loads of people who are experts at exploiting vulnerability. You aren’t even guaranteed that the elements won’t kill you in there—there are recent cases of prisoners dying from summer heat indoors due to no A/C.

Given your options, I would seriously consider a city that tolerates homelessness over intentionally choosing prison. It will be a hell of a lot easier to dig yourself out of homelessness, if you ever do, than it will be to outrun the reputation that comes from a major conviction.

I think you need to be way more realistic about what your options actually are.

I volunteer. Just don’t check my server. /s

I thought I was getting old, but I’m proud to say that I knew most of these terms. I still got it, baby!

Skibidi.