I can hardly wrap my head around the absurdity of a Fargo woman potentially facing 30 years in prison over bong water. It’s utterly mind-boggling to think that a mere residue in a bong is being interpreted as a criminal offense deserving of such severe punishment. The fact that she’s being charged as a wholesaler even though there was no measurable weight of the drug is baffling and unjust.
To make matters worse, the police not only confiscated her car and $2,400 in cash but also intend to permanently forfeit them under a vague state law that allows authorities to seize assets based on flimsy allegations.… Continue reading
The news of two 12-year-old boys being found guilty of a machete murder is utterly shocking and heartbreaking. It’s difficult to comprehend how children so young could commit such a horrendous act, especially considering the brutality of the crime. The victim, a young man seeking medical treatment, was senselessly attacked, resulting in a gruesomely fatal wound that went straight through his body. The details of the attack, with one boy wielding the machete on the victim’s legs and the other punching and stamping on his head, are chilling and serve as a stark reminder of the darkness that can reside within individuals, regardless of age.… Continue reading
I can’t help but feel a sense of satisfaction knowing that Sam Bankman-Fried has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. That’s a significant portion of his life gone, and the consequences of his actions will echo far beyond his release date. The idea of spending decades behind bars, isolated from the world and stripped of all the comforts we take for granted, is truly a daunting one. With no internet, video games, friends, or any semblance of a normal life, the punishment is severe, and rightfully so. It’s a sobering reminder that when you mess with rich people’s money, the repercussions can be grave.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker