Unless you think that neither of those things means jail.Remember, being arrested does not mean punished or incarcerated.
Far as I know being thrown in jail is being punished and incarcerated, genius.
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Unless you think that neither of those things means jail.Remember, being arrested does not mean punished or incarcerated.
Not so. You can post bail and be released the same day. Then, normally, if you are charged with a crime you will have a trial. If you are found guilty then you might be incarcerated.Unless you think that neither of those things means jail.Remember, being arrested does not mean punished or incarcerated.
Far as I know being thrown in jail is being punished and incarcerated, genius.
They are all fugly....I wonder it their hatred for others made them look like they do.....
Not one of them is the least bit attractive. Gross liberal bitches. Hairy armpits and no bathing. Ew.
Imagine what their disgusting rotten boxes look and smell like.
Incarcerated means you're in jail......doesn't matter how long it took to get bailed out.....either way...you're being incarcerated and had to pay a fine to get bailed out....which is punishment, dimmy.Not so. You can post bail and be released the same day. Then, normally, if you are charged with a crime you will have a trial. If you are found guilty then you might be incarcerated.Unless you think that neither of those things means jail.Remember, being arrested does not mean punished or incarcerated.
Far as I know being thrown in jail is being punished and incarcerated, genius.
it was antifa that got busted because BLM snitched on them because they were all white people,,
I'm not a democrat, democrats are are vile loser scum. I was simply trying to explain to you how the criminal justice system works. Bail is not a fine, it's a fee charged by a bail bondsman to guarantee you will appear in court and be tried, or fined after you are released from jail, of which you pay a percentage of the bail to the bondsman. It's ok though, many people think being arrested is punishment when it is not. Being tried in court and if found guilty, and then being sentenced to prison is actual punishment or being forced to pay an actual fine is punishment. However we have seen that people who actually are democrats are dropping charges against these scumbags faster then they can be arrested.Incarcerated means you're in jail......doesn't matter how long it took to get bailed out.....either way...you're being incarcerated and had to pay a fine to get bailed out....which is punishment, dimmy.Not so. You can post bail and be released the same day. Then, normally, if you are charged with a crime you will have a trial. If you are found guilty then you might be incarcerated.Unless you think that neither of those things means jail.Remember, being arrested does not mean punished or incarcerated.
Far as I know being thrown in jail is being punished and incarcerated, genius.
If you're being detained....you are being punished.I'm not a democrat, democrats are are vile loser scum. I was simply trying to explain to you how the criminal justice system works. Bail is not a fine, it's a fee charged by a bail bondsman to guarantee you will appear in court and be tried, or fined after you are released from jail, of which you pay a percentage of the bail to the bondsman. It's ok though, many people think being arrested is punishment when it is not. Being tried in court and if found guilty, and then being sentenced to prison is or being forced to pay an actual fine punishment. However we have seen that people who actually are democrats are dropping charges against these scumbags faster then they can be arrested.Incarcerated means you're in jail......doesn't matter how long it took to get bailed out.....either way...you're being incarcerated and had to pay a fine to get bailed out....which is punishment, dimmy.Not so. You can post bail and be released the same day. Then, normally, if you are charged with a crime you will have a trial. If you are found guilty then you might be incarcerated.Unless you think that neither of those things means jail.Remember, being arrested does not mean punished or incarcerated.
Far as I know being thrown in jail is being punished and incarcerated, genius.
Well, you can't seem to grasp what I have said so I'll just leave you to your self. And I didn't say bail was a fine, you did.If you're being detained....you are being punished.I'm not a democrat, democrats are are vile loser scum. I was simply trying to explain to you how the criminal justice system works. Bail is not a fine, it's a fee charged by a bail bondsman to guarantee you will appear in court and be tried, or fined after you are released from jail, of which you pay a percentage of the bail to the bondsman. It's ok though, many people think being arrested is punishment when it is not. Being tried in court and if found guilty, and then being sentenced to prison is or being forced to pay an actual fine punishment. However we have seen that people who actually are democrats are dropping charges against these scumbags faster then they can be arrested.Incarcerated means you're in jail......doesn't matter how long it took to get bailed out.....either way...you're being incarcerated and had to pay a fine to get bailed out....which is punishment, dimmy.Not so. You can post bail and be released the same day. Then, normally, if you are charged with a crime you will have a trial. If you are found guilty then you might be incarcerated.Unless you think that neither of those things means jail.Remember, being arrested does not mean punished or incarcerated.
Far as I know being thrown in jail is being punished and incarcerated, genius.
I don't need a lecture on this subject because I can't count the times I visited my brother in prison.
And paying bail isn't exactly a fine....but it is a cost....and a form of punishment that results from incarceration.
Jesus Fucking Christ....some people will argue about the color of shit.
I can't grasp it because you're full of shit.Well, you can't seem to grasp what I have said so I'll just leave you to your self. And I didn't say bail was a fine, you did.If you're being detained....you are being punished.I'm not a democrat, democrats are are vile loser scum. I was simply trying to explain to you how the criminal justice system works. Bail is not a fine, it's a fee charged by a bail bondsman to guarantee you will appear in court and be tried, or fined after you are released from jail, of which you pay a percentage of the bail to the bondsman. It's ok though, many people think being arrested is punishment when it is not. Being tried in court and if found guilty, and then being sentenced to prison is or being forced to pay an actual fine punishment. However we have seen that people who actually are democrats are dropping charges against these scumbags faster then they can be arrested.Incarcerated means you're in jail......doesn't matter how long it took to get bailed out.....either way...you're being incarcerated and had to pay a fine to get bailed out....which is punishment, dimmy.Not so. You can post bail and be released the same day. Then, normally, if you are charged with a crime you will have a trial. If you are found guilty then you might be incarcerated.Unless you think that neither of those things means jail.Remember, being arrested does not mean punished or incarcerated.
Far as I know being thrown in jail is being punished and incarcerated, genius.
I don't need a lecture on this subject because I can't count the times I visited my brother in prison.
And paying bail isn't exactly a fine....but it is a cost....and a form of punishment that results from incarceration.
Jesus Fucking Christ....some people will argue about the color of shit.
You sound like one of those jailhouse lawyers we had in prison. They always know so much that isn't so.I can't grasp it because you're full of shit.Well, you can't seem to grasp what I have said so I'll just leave you to your self. And I didn't say bail was a fine, you did.If you're being detained....you are being punished.I'm not a democrat, democrats are are vile loser scum. I was simply trying to explain to you how the criminal justice system works. Bail is not a fine, it's a fee charged by a bail bondsman to guarantee you will appear in court and be tried, or fined after you are released from jail, of which you pay a percentage of the bail to the bondsman. It's ok though, many people think being arrested is punishment when it is not. Being tried in court and if found guilty, and then being sentenced to prison is or being forced to pay an actual fine punishment. However we have seen that people who actually are democrats are dropping charges against these scumbags faster then they can be arrested.Incarcerated means you're in jail......doesn't matter how long it took to get bailed out.....either way...you're being incarcerated and had to pay a fine to get bailed out....which is punishment, dimmy.Not so. You can post bail and be released the same day. Then, normally, if you are charged with a crime you will have a trial. If you are found guilty then you might be incarcerated.Unless you think that neither of those things means jail.Remember, being arrested does not mean punished or incarcerated.
Far as I know being thrown in jail is being punished and incarcerated, genius.
I don't need a lecture on this subject because I can't count the times I visited my brother in prison.
And paying bail isn't exactly a fine....but it is a cost....and a form of punishment that results from incarceration.
Jesus Fucking Christ....some people will argue about the color of shit.
That's pretty much the deal here.
Clearly you need to look up the definition of the words you don't seem to understand.You sound like one of those jailhouse lawyers we had in prison. They always know so much that isn't so.I can't grasp it because you're full of shit.Well, you can't seem to grasp what I have said so I'll just leave you to your self. And I didn't say bail was a fine, you did.If you're being detained....you are being punished.I'm not a democrat, democrats are are vile loser scum. I was simply trying to explain to you how the criminal justice system works. Bail is not a fine, it's a fee charged by a bail bondsman to guarantee you will appear in court and be tried, or fined after you are released from jail, of which you pay a percentage of the bail to the bondsman. It's ok though, many people think being arrested is punishment when it is not. Being tried in court and if found guilty, and then being sentenced to prison is or being forced to pay an actual fine punishment. However we have seen that people who actually are democrats are dropping charges against these scumbags faster then they can be arrested.Incarcerated means you're in jail......doesn't matter how long it took to get bailed out.....either way...you're being incarcerated and had to pay a fine to get bailed out....which is punishment, dimmy.Not so. You can post bail and be released the same day. Then, normally, if you are charged with a crime you will have a trial. If you are found guilty then you might be incarcerated.Unless you think that neither of those things means jail.Remember, being arrested does not mean punished or incarcerated.
Far as I know being thrown in jail is being punished and incarcerated, genius.
I don't need a lecture on this subject because I can't count the times I visited my brother in prison.
And paying bail isn't exactly a fine....but it is a cost....and a form of punishment that results from incarceration.
Jesus Fucking Christ....some people will argue about the color of shit.
That's pretty much the deal here.
Being arrested and held in a local jail is not prison. Now, I'm done with your stupid ass.Clearly you need to look up the definition of the words you don't seem to understand.You sound like one of those jailhouse lawyers we had in prison. They always know so much that isn't so.I can't grasp it because you're full of shit.Well, you can't seem to grasp what I have said so I'll just leave you to your self. And I didn't say bail was a fine, you did.If you're being detained....you are being punished.I'm not a democrat, democrats are are vile loser scum. I was simply trying to explain to you how the criminal justice system works. Bail is not a fine, it's a fee charged by a bail bondsman to guarantee you will appear in court and be tried, or fined after you are released from jail, of which you pay a percentage of the bail to the bondsman. It's ok though, many people think being arrested is punishment when it is not. Being tried in court and if found guilty, and then being sentenced to prison is or being forced to pay an actual fine punishment. However we have seen that people who actually are democrats are dropping charges against these scumbags faster then they can be arrested.Incarcerated means you're in jail......doesn't matter how long it took to get bailed out.....either way...you're being incarcerated and had to pay a fine to get bailed out....which is punishment, dimmy.Not so. You can post bail and be released the same day. Then, normally, if you are charged with a crime you will have a trial. If you are found guilty then you might be incarcerated.Unless you think that neither of those things means jail.Remember, being arrested does not mean punished or incarcerated.
Far as I know being thrown in jail is being punished and incarcerated, genius.
I don't need a lecture on this subject because I can't count the times I visited my brother in prison.
And paying bail isn't exactly a fine....but it is a cost....and a form of punishment that results from incarceration.
Jesus Fucking Christ....some people will argue about the color of shit.
That's pretty much the deal here.
punishment
[ˈpəniSHmənt]
NOUN
- the infliction or imposition of a penalty as retribution for an offense.
"crime demands just punishment"
synonyms:
penalizing · punishing · disciplining · retribution · damnation · chastising · chastisement
- the penalty inflicted.
"she assisted her husband to escape punishment for the crime" ·
[more]
synonyms:
penalty · discipline · correction · retribution · penance · sentence · reward · one's just deserts · medicine · the price · the rap · requital · vengeance · justice · judgment · sanction · comeuppance · jankers · chastisement- informal
rough treatment or handling inflicted on or suffered by a person or thing.
"your machine can take a fair amount of punishment before falling to pieces"
synonyms:
battering · thrashing · beating · thumping · pounding · pummeling · hammering · buffeting · drubbing · walloping · bashing · roughing up · hiding · belting ·
[more]
incarceration
[inˌkärsəˈrāSH(ə)n]
NOUN
- the state of being confined in prison; imprisonment.
"the public would not be served by her incarceration"
synonyms:
imprisonment · internment · confinement · detention · custody · captivity · restraint · penal servitude · hard labor · time · porridge · chokey · durance · duress
Jesus dude.............if you are incarcerated and have to have a dang bail set by a judge........well you are being punished........Being arrested and held in a local jail is not prison. Now, I'm done with your stupid ass.Clearly you need to look up the definition of the words you don't seem to understand.You sound like one of those jailhouse lawyers we had in prison. They always know so much that isn't so.I can't grasp it because you're full of shit.Well, you can't seem to grasp what I have said so I'll just leave you to your self. And I didn't say bail was a fine, you did.If you're being detained....you are being punished.I'm not a democrat, democrats are are vile loser scum. I was simply trying to explain to you how the criminal justice system works. Bail is not a fine, it's a fee charged by a bail bondsman to guarantee you will appear in court and be tried, or fined after you are released from jail, of which you pay a percentage of the bail to the bondsman. It's ok though, many people think being arrested is punishment when it is not. Being tried in court and if found guilty, and then being sentenced to prison is or being forced to pay an actual fine punishment. However we have seen that people who actually are democrats are dropping charges against these scumbags faster then they can be arrested.Incarcerated means you're in jail......doesn't matter how long it took to get bailed out.....either way...you're being incarcerated and had to pay a fine to get bailed out....which is punishment, dimmy.Not so. You can post bail and be released the same day. Then, normally, if you are charged with a crime you will have a trial. If you are found guilty then you might be incarcerated.Unless you think that neither of those things means jail.Remember, being arrested does not mean punished or incarcerated.
Far as I know being thrown in jail is being punished and incarcerated, genius.
I don't need a lecture on this subject because I can't count the times I visited my brother in prison.
And paying bail isn't exactly a fine....but it is a cost....and a form of punishment that results from incarceration.
Jesus Fucking Christ....some people will argue about the color of shit.
That's pretty much the deal here.
punishment
[ˈpəniSHmənt]
NOUN
- the infliction or imposition of a penalty as retribution for an offense.
"crime demands just punishment"
synonyms:
penalizing · punishing · disciplining · retribution · damnation · chastising · chastisement
- the penalty inflicted.
"she assisted her husband to escape punishment for the crime" ·
[more]
synonyms:
penalty · discipline · correction · retribution · penance · sentence · reward · one's just deserts · medicine · the price · the rap · requital · vengeance · justice · judgment · sanction · comeuppance · jankers · chastisement- informal
rough treatment or handling inflicted on or suffered by a person or thing.
"your machine can take a fair amount of punishment before falling to pieces"
synonyms:
battering · thrashing · beating · thumping · pounding · pummeling · hammering · buffeting · drubbing · walloping · bashing · roughing up · hiding · belting ·
[more]
incarceration
[inˌkärsəˈrāSH(ə)n]
NOUN
- the state of being confined in prison; imprisonment.
"the public would not be served by her incarceration"
synonyms:
imprisonment · internment · confinement · detention · custody · captivity · restraint · penal servitude · hard labor · time · porridge · chokey · durance · duress
I do not approve of letting those white people off the hook if it does not end that good. They helped to cause a lot of misery that does not have to be.Naive white people bending over and grabbing their ankles for a Marxist movement.