Post 19, paragraph 3. Explain how you think she meant parole and not pardon. It's been a simple question asked of you time and time again, and you refuse to answer it. So don't act all sanctimonious on me.
She was, obviously, talking about PARDON but just as obviously mistook PARDON for PAROLE.
Here is the paragraph:
"Pardons Canada, to my understanding anyway, has long been "rubber stamping" pardons. Just because you may be entitled to apply for a pardon it should not necessarily follow that you should be entitled to receive a pardon. Homolka got all the big press of course, but if I recall correctly, it was also around the same time that it was reported that, three years after release from prison, Graham James also received his pardon. And I believe he then went to Spain and then Mexico to coach junior hockey there. Kind of seems like an accident waiting to happen, doesn't it? But that doesn't mean I think pardons themselves are a bad idea. In fact, I've known people who've received them and, in my opinion, they've earned them. Operative word being earned."
Only a totally blind person or one who is seeped with malice towards everyone who has the nerve to disagree with them would not see or refuse to see that she was talking about PAROLE, but in her ignorance she wrote PARDON.
For the mentally challenged insipids let me repeat again: PARDON is granted by an authority, outside of the judicial system, such as the Prime Minister in Canada or the President in the United States. You know, like the turkeys who get a PARDON at Thanksgiving and are saved from being to end up on one's dinner plate. PARDON means that an offender is now free of any and all previous wrongdoing, the previous record of committing a crime does not exist, a person after PARDON has no record of crime, he/she is just like any and all other law abiding citizens.
PAROLE, on the other hand, is a condition of life. When a felon is sentenced to imprisonment for life with no chance of PAROLE for 10 or 25 or whatever many years, it means that even when that parole is EARNED, the convicted felon is obliged to follow the conditions of the PAROLE. His/her crime is NOT wiped off. His/her crime will always be on his/her record. Any, even the slightest violation of the conditions of that PAROLE is reason for re-incarceration.
One does not apply for PARDON, and one sentenced to life does not have to apply for PAROLE. PAROLE, which needs to be EARNED is part of the law, upon sentencing. All the yahooes that bashed me, attention: Cite just ONE case where the sentence was "life and not eligible for PARDON for 10 years".
What in the Hell is so difficult to see the difference between PARDON and PAROLE? And I am sanctimonious?
You're not going to get an answer Karrie because YJ knows he's in the wrong and fears he will be reduced in some way admitting that in front of women. He was wrong, we all know it and that he continues to evade at this point by using JLM as a sounding board, the gullible fool, in an attempt to still manage a weasel maneuver and get out of the trap he put himself in.
You're a sad little man Hungry Jack and one can only imagine just how marginalized you must be at home to feel the need to go to this extent.
Congratulations, Unforgiven, you have chosen the nome de plum best suited for you.
Idiocy, is, indeed, unforgivable and unforgiven.