TGWTG John Edward 'Nash' Bozard III / Nash / @Nash076 - What The Fuck Is Wrong With HIM?

[Josterman]

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(I'm still waiting on him to comment on the Fauci e-mails.

Any minute now...)

It wouldn’t surprise me if he doesn’t care about it
although he is does selective bias

 

[Bugl]

I can only imagine that this struck a nerve with him because Nash is at least two of those things listed in that excerpt. If he followed this advice and didn't e-cling on to Tara so much, I imagine he'd be much more tolerable for IRL people to interact with. I mean, look at this:

Just for some added context, Tara's husband apparently named his cancer after Thanos, because naming your life threatening condition after a comic book supervillain is absolutely not a pathetically infantile thing to do.

 

[Josterman]

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I can only imagine that this struck a nerve with him because Nash is at least two of those things listed in that excerpt. If he followed this advice and didn't e-cling on to Tara so much, I imagine he'd be much more tolerable for IRL people to interact with. I mean, look at this:
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Just for some added context, Tara's husband apparently named his cancer after Thanos, because naming your life threatening condition after a comic book supervillain is absolutely not a pathetically infantile thing to do.
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Ooh looks like someone Didn’t grow a spine over cancer

 

[CWCissey]

>Named his tumour Thanos 'because he's scary'.

WATCH ANOTHER MOVIE.

 

[Josterman]

>Named his tumour Thanos 'because he's scary'.

WATCH ANOTHER MOVIE.

Not everything is about marvel

 

[Phil Ken Sebben]

Not everything is about marvel

Would it have been better had he called it Darkseid?

Thanos was based on Darkseid after all. Doesn't make naming your cancer after a comic book villain any less gay though.

 

[Josterman]

Would it have been better had he called it Darkseid?

Thanos was based on Darkseid after all. Doesn't make naming your cancer after a comic book villain any less gay though.

Its stupid and gay

 

[Phil Ken Sebben]

Its stupid and gay

It's gay and unrealistic.

Get it right faggot.

 

[Josterman]

It's gay and unrealistic.

Get it right faggot.

It’s either way
but at the end of the day cancer sucks that we can all agree on that

 

[Adamska]

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I can only imagine that this struck a nerve with him because Nash is at least two of those things listed in that excerpt. If he followed this advice and didn't e-cling on to Tara so much, I imagine he'd be much more tolerable for IRL people to interact with. I mean, look at this:
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Just for some added context, Tara's husband apparently named his cancer after Thanos, because naming your life threatening condition after a comic book supervillain is absolutely not a pathetically infantile thing to do.
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I wasn't gonna joke about cancer, then crazy hippo lady mentioned her hubby named it after scary purple man. I think God will forgive me when I say that "it is inevitable" he dies.

 

[Josterman]

I wasn't gonna joke about cancer, then crazy hippo lady mentioned her hubby named it after scary purple man. I think God will forgive me when I say that "it is inevitable" he dies.

Couldn’t he do it more in a more professional way

 

[Phil Ken Sebben]

I wasn't gonna joke about cancer, then crazy hippo lady mentioned her hubby named it after scary purple man. I think God will forgive me when I say that "it is inevitable" he dies.

You'd think huge leftists like them would have named his cancer "Trump" or something.

 

[Josterman]

You'd think huge leftists like them would have named his cancer "Trump" or something.

and Nash does have TDS

 

[Coldgrip]

Wait a minute, his initials are JEB...

Should... I clap?

 

[Josterman]

Should... I clap?

Although I wonder his ancestor is a Stuart
if you’re a lost causer yes
if not then no

 

[The Dude]

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(I'm still waiting on him to comment on the Fauci e-mails.

Any minute now...)

Prisons aren't about reform. Prisons are about punishing the criminal elements in our society who would rather prey on decent people instead of being decent and law abiding. Prisons are also about keeping those criminal elements safely locked away from the rest of decent society so they can no longer cause decent people harm. It's a really simple concept: if you don't want to end up in prison then don't break the law. I frankly don't give a shit about the "humanity" of killers, child molesters, rapists, or anyone else who would take advantage of others instead of making their own way in life legally.

 

[Josterman]

Prisons aren't about reform. Prisons are about punishing the criminal elements in our society who would rather prey on decent people instead of being decent and law abiding. Prisons are also about keeping those criminal elements safely locked away from the rest of decent society so they can no longer cause decent people harm. It's a really simple concept: if you don't want to end up in prison then don't break the law. I frankly don't give a shit about the "humanity" of killers, child molesters, rapists, or anyone else who would take advantage of others instead of making their own way in life legally.

Then again Nashie hasn’t seen or been to one prison in his life

 

[Tripping Nice Clown]

Here's the thing about prison reform: That shit sucks like balls because there isn't a plan forward on what to do and how to accomplish it. Prisons have gone in phases from rehabilitative to retributive and so forth. I do think prisons need reforming. But not in the way you're thinking. I've got a long list of what can be done to fix prisons, but here's some of the thoughts I've had on this:

1. The prisons need to get back into government control and stop letting private companies run them.
2. More prison guards need to be staffed as they are underpaid, overworked, and not getting the training necessary to run a prison safely.
3. Allow only non-violent drug users to not be jailed. That alone is clogging up prisons from overpopulation. Send them and any other non-violent drug offenders to rehab or diversionary programs.
4. Stop executing folks. It cost $11 million to kill Ted Bundy when that money could've been used more efficiently by locking him in solitary for 23/ 7 straight and snorting coke off a stripper's titties.
5. Hire more parole/probation officers so that they're also not understaffed and overworked with a fuckton of cases to handle so that fuckos don't wind up clogging the shit up again.

Other than that, you and I are completely sympatico concerning the worst of the worst. But for the others that don't need to be in prison? Diversionary programs can and should help and dumbasses like Nash probably never actually took the time to take a look at the bigger picture.

 

[Butter]

1. The prisons need to get back into government control and stop letting private companies run them.

This is one of those things that, not being from the USA, really blows my mind.

Giving the private sector the job to look after inmates is a strange concept to me.

I don't know enough about the reasons and politics behind it, and am not really invested in the topic, but it just seems cruel to me. Because there's no incentive for those companies to actually get the incarcerated to rehabilitate and get out of the system. The more people in the system that can work for pennies, the better for them.

It's a conflict of interests to me.

 

[Josterman]

Here's the thing about prison reform: That shit sucks like balls because there isn't a plan forward on what to do and how to accomplish it. Prisons have gone in phases from rehabilitative to retributive and so forth. I do think prisons need reforming. But not in the way you're thinking. I've got a long list of what can be done to fix prisons, but here's some of the thoughts I've had on this:

1. The prisons need to get back into government control and stop letting private companies run them.
2. More prison guards need to be staffed as they are underpaid, overworked, and not getting the training necessary to run a prison safely.
3. Allow only non-violent drug users to not be jailed. That alone is clogging up prisons from overpopulation. Send them and any other non-violent drug offenders to rehab or diversionary programs.
4. Stop executing folks. It cost $11 million to kill Ted Bundy when that money could've been used more efficiently by locking him in solitary for 23/ 7 straight and snorting coke off a stripper's titties.
5. Hire more parole/probation officers so that they're also not understaffed and overworked with a fuckton of cases to handle so that fuckos don't wind up clogging the shit up again.

Other than that, you and I are completely sympatico concerning the worst of the worst. But for the others that don't need to be in prison? Diversionary programs can and should help and dumbasses like Nash probably never actually took the time to take a look at the bigger picture.

Then again if Nash would to abolish prisons (he went that far) I would love and dart him to see abolish ADX in Colorado since it’s the biggest prison in America home to such lovely people like ramzi Yusuf and uncle Ted k