THE FINAL RELEASE

Challenging The Compulsive Crimina]
Mentality And Staying Out Of

Prison This Time

By. C. Taylor

FOREWORD

“There i 8 clss of offnders that bave beca i and out of penal insttutions sinee childhood
Americacalsthem babitual offenders orcarer criminals. I bas isappoioted me for years that the
Judical-penal systea’s use of the term Rabinal bas vever beeo acted on'witha sincere spproach to
counselling programs for the hundreds of housands sbelled s abinal offeaders I any otberarea
Of buman actvity that we Iabel babitua peopl are sutomatically perceive o have practically lost
the sngh 1 be responsible when it corcs to cran scivy. The Oxford American Dictionary
defines baitas:

Habit (oown):
1.8 setied way of bebaving, sometbing done frequeatly und lmost without hiking,
2. someting that i had t give up,especally an aédicion tonacotics.

Habital(a:
1. done constantly e o resuling from a babit,

“The system labels 2 type of offender s babinial,yet proceeds 1 completely ignors the
emotional, psycbological, and social implications of that abel. n other words, s lke a doctor
diagaosig a paieat with 8 chronic silmea,then doing othig 1 help the patient, ot even giving
a0y meaningful, sclbelp advice. What is even more vagic s that bundreds of thousands of
children nd young teens are emotionally, psychologicall, and sosaly ignored by the judical-
penal sysiems afer muliple aress, 5o theis dlinquency proceeds o evolve into adlt babiual
ermigalty. Unfortunatel, unsuspecing parents tend to believe that ther chidren are receivig
counselling, tc. during their stays in youth, pesal facilies. For the vas majoty of children snd.
e 70 belp s offered. They are merely being isolted from socity for brif, unproductive
periods.

The system’sineret nd concern with suecesfulsebabilation of youth and adlls s sbowt
5 responsible a5 would be plastic sucgeon's who dope a bus of people with burned fies offat .
clinic and leave them to operate o themselves. A few of them may succeed at improving teir
ok, others would become even more disfgure, bt the maorty would remai.the sae, felig

55 though hey have 5o idea where 1 begin, and herefoce Iel with an even more debilinting
feeliog ofbopelessness.

‘This writng, however, i-not about the judical-penal systems, but sbout e criminal
‘mentliy and new approach to understanding and uprootng it 1 us the tes compulsive crininal
menialiy o describe a class o offender who are prone (0 recidivism because they are cureatly
nelpless agains the emotiona and psychologial conditons that compel them 1o r-offend. These
are conditions in the personaity that they are not awaze of consciously, because they've beea
represed and pychologicaly evaded fo years. That i, i simple terme, hey s painfl emotonal
needs that bave been pushed out of swareness and the foelings connected 1o them thereby avoided.

“Ths i about sharing what | know o belp others beter understand ther condiion. T st
concemed with anlysing why one raumatized person becomes an offender while anoher one does
Bot. 1t ot sboutjustiying or excusing,as 50 many selfightcous cynics are quick to charge It s
sbout cxplaining why many people are prone o e-offend, and offeing insights that may belp herm
reak th cycle {or good. It comes from the perspective hat o matter whes, where, o under what
condiions nc's crimioality began, t s anly from deep within that it cun wuly begin o end.

For the compulive criminal edscation and vocational taining are goals o be achieved
during the process of uprooling the mentality. They are b0t 3 means to an end. Delusions o this
nature have prevaild fa 00 Yong, and t te detiment of many perpetrtors sod vitims,

18 wouldbe easy for e 1o bame and poin out number of ocial, poltical, and cconomic
contributrs 10 crime as an ineviabl socieai problers, bt no individual alone bas the powe: or
resources o change these undesirable factors. Peope in insttutions, on probaton, arol, ee. do

Bave the power to change themselves if given realsic guidance and insight into the problem that
basats them.

“Tosre s & profound contadicion in American culere, that s, that each individual is
responsible for himself and oot bamming society. Yet, society denies responsibilty toward
individuals, desit the fact that aitudes creatad by it culture bas greadly harmed ther.
“The msorsy of recidivis n America would e no b prone o tcoffad, but they are
bepless {0 change thmelves s long a5 they can'tundertand te emoionl and peyehological

complexity ofthe compulsive-<ciminal mestality."

“IFs not shvays possible to educate and tisk your way ou o probleas. Somesimes, the
oaly real means is o eel your way aut.”

o believ that all chroric juveaile deinqueacy s simply a problemn of youth choosing
wrong over ight i pur ignoranc. The emoronal nd peychologicalresiy i much more complen,
We ive in 3 socity whre e of ousands o children bate 8 despie themselvesbefrethy
reach tecshood. This conidon lone, diminisbestei chaace o develo postve social atituds as
they age. s skmost neviable, then, that unproductivelvia (in one form or anothr) is bound fo
follow, crime i only one marifetaion of it

1 oy the offender himselt, e 1o bis own deviees i crk maze of socal conusion,
someone needs 0 acknowledge tha ecidivism i most peoie i the sympiom of e i cisi,
ife criss that will eroriz ancomrit violee agaiat society as long s s et misundersond,
and smply responded to with pusishiment.”

Wb crime becomes an expedient,atificial mesns of feding a repressed, basic buman
e, thn it becomes an overwhemicg fore i the charscte, This s bow the compusive.crmoal
mentality develops.”

I you ca't suminon the strength 1 courag t0 face the b of ansformtion: I you
don” have the willingaess f suler for your reedom, then fedom will st be i you. Ao
‘vithout feedors witin.. there can defiiely be none wtbout,
ONE

In the beginning we sre all nvocent chidren who bave nothing (0 do with the erme,
comupton, and vioience in socity. We are hacdly even sware that these things exist. S0 bow do
people g0 from being irnocent chldren 1 developing into repeat-offenders, many tending o be
vient, vea muderous? Iso't it logical o ink that people lost themselvs somewhere along he
Way? Or do we continue to belive tha all the recidivism in socety s simply caused by people
freely choosing the wrong actons?

“There's 1o doub that thousands of people frely chooss 1o comimit crimes i Ameria. But
most of these people are so-called educated, well-rained professionals, business people,et. These
arc e people who freely choos 1o commit crimes. It isn't the people whose lives have beca
undermined before they cvea resch & evel whert freedom of choice s developed i the pormal
sense of the word. There is 2 buman conditon where, sing ibe words of Karen Homey, M.D,
“Jreedom of choice is negligible.” This means hat the capacity one has 1o make fres choice
unde cerain conditions is virually nonexistat.

What weakens the personality and charscer in this way, virsally robbing the individual of
his or ber fee choice capaciy is overwhelming anriey. That is, a fear tat s generally irational
ecause it is 0t o proportion o the seriousness of the threat. This is what someone on th outside
would sce. But the person wih the anxety and feelng seriously theatencd secs things entrly
iflerent. He or ske sees tings in i, with o aliemative but 1o do what s most sxpedint 1o
quell the aaxiery. IF achicvement through criminal actvity fortitously becomes a consistent,
expediet imcans of suppressing anxiety, then that person is likely 10 be & compulsive criminal.
‘Someone who, for all practice purposes, feels completely helpless against thei criminl urges.
‘Do this mean that they don't have s choice not o commit crimes? No. It means that because of
theie destructive personaliy conditon und the aniety they don't feel fres o be patient and make.
ihe right or bealthier choice. Fesdom from the anxiety s quickly as bossble takes precedeat over
feason and cationale, law, jusice, and e righs of others. The compulsive criminal whea
confronted with an aaxiety crisi is sbout s e 1 choose sot o releve the anxiety with criminal
sct 1 an sicoholic in withdrawal i fee 1o notchoose his or her neat drink. The power of free
choice s negligiie

Aot of pecple may be tinking, what docs anxiety have 0 do with commiting crimes?
Mt peopleexperience ety and il espect oters. On the sufsce this appears compleely e,
but (1) Aniery (s 'l explaia) bas ot 10 do withrepest.offenderism, and (2) We are ot going 1o
et amywhece by compaing law abiders o non-law abiders 3 a meaniagless way o dispel excuses.
“This i sbout undersanding,insight, and outgrowing 8 personality nd unbeslthy socal condion.
There is 2 differoce between an explanation and an cxcuse, but many peopl ead to bur the
defaitons. .

T™O

The fst time any person takes a drnk, smokes & cigaret,or uses drugs is a free choice,
' The anser s generaly yes, but there are exceptions. The same spplics to the first time
person commis a crime. But once the first engagement bas taken place & whole new relationship
beween thiking, feling, peychology, s0d the behavior comes into being Various personalis
conditons come ato play, which determine wheber the individual will smoke snotber cigarete,
ke another dink, anotber sbot o snor, o commit nother cime. If the bebavior eleves the
individual of an emotonakpsychological discorort, svess, or social aasiety, it s lkely ® be
engaged in again. This is how addicions aad compulsive behaviors develop. Persooaliies i 1
weakened. or underdeveloped condition ineract wity powerfl stess and ansity reieving.
substances. Let us undersnd tat the objective of crime, 100, is the relel of emotonal,
peychological, social, or economic swesses asd ansieies, Hence, criminality can become 36
addicive a cocaine, aleobel, ez 1 you believe th alcabolic simply chooes to keep drinking, or
e repeat-offendersimply chooses to keep commiting crimes and revlving in 1ad out of ji
prisons, then you are very misaken. I both insiances the person needs belp o develop emotionl &
peychological srengih so that they can face conficts aod anietie in 3 bealhy way, and aiso
exercse ther dormoantcapacty o feely choose what i i thee bes necet a8 wll s sociery’s.

Whati it then, that causes such debiltated personalty conditions, verwhelming sniety,
and obsirucsthe freedom of choice capacty (0 thepoiat tat it becomes neglgibl? In generl, he
answer s unfulfiled, basc, psychic oeeds. In terns of prvchic | m talking sbou the human soul
and everythin that hs somedhing 1 do withthe core of orselvs beng ulfled od healby.

sad

£ severelck of selfesicem e fore 3 peson 0 epress fecins of wortlssnes by seeking
7o I i cas, g becomes s il vaue i the prsonfcls compet . pusue.
1 ahuaysEaving sy matrl posscssions, e, peay of money, . s the person's means of
Jeelingrecognizd n e eys of abers, then the person coud become 5 compulsive robber, drug
Cealer, i afe being inroduced o crime 853 method.

el divn 0 din inorder t repres ishe etingsand st 0.
e complsiv riminl o s commonly calld he bbial offde, The ottt o ™
hefshe must avoid his o her feelings of wortlessess and selC-hte at il cot, st as the acohalic
docs bishe pin. A he same e he'he must avoid the fclin of being percived by obers 1
worblss, threfore reectabl and mesninglss. And he fer of beng consciouly confonted with

! these seielicing fctings i ierally the fear of fcing a torrous ansiey. It s a sniety
hidden fom the outside world, but none the les es. Bt even more tagi s the fact tht the root
causes of the offender’s anxicty and compulsiveaess are 35 out of reach from s conscious
perseption as they are from anyone els's It i 10 wonder then that b or she can spend a whole
ffeime repesting offenses and incarcertons, baunied by the mysery of why tey haven't
chaniged, and scemingly can not for te e of themseivs.

THREE

1o the book: "4 Prychology Of Being,” Abrabam H. Masiow addressed the question of
rowth aad stagaaton, lading w 1 te point wherebe tts ths “very bman being bas bt
se5 f forces withia him.”

This simply means tat e forces 10 move ahead as well s those o stad sl or move.
Sackovard exis within cach of ur personalifes. At very poiat n i and somewbere connected 1
every decision we make, these two forces are in conflict. Whether we relieve this confic
consiucively o desiructively epeods on severat posible conditions and aritudes wikia tbe
personality snd bow exteme these conditions and sttces may be. For example, th condifons of
e, belplessnes, insccurty, low selfestem and low selfconfidence. Atitdes of resisaacs,
bostly, viedictiveness, rebelion, indifference. Each of these personality conditons and atitudes
has 4 influnce on the decsions we make in esponse to It svatons and iber people, i<,
relationships.

The characer of most men in prison should be rpe with confict between the forees of
70w and stagaation, bt insead, mostseem 0 bave o constructveinerest whatsoever i ety
fivs. And even for those who do, secking educaton, vocations, and self-tachings, e forees of
stagtion stll end to dominate.

S0 we face the queston, why i it s0 bard for most prisones to change? What bolds them
back? How does ecidivism become fte 5o casily cesigned 1 Each of thee questions has 1o b

sssverd by indniduals n reon o hemlvs sndsocity. B it et b Kep b it the
baic pesd: slfaccepance, sefseem, sef<ontidene, educaion, slfacttimton sy
s o b o i i Gding your s I you ooy ey o
O e Lt L ——
ot neds ot bein geiney il

A4 st b Karen Home, M., i Newois And Hormn G .t 't comh
simply ik, lckconidece n sl o hve & e temper. You st e e e of
conilons witin yousll od see he bam by et pon. you e a0 pernaly,
[—

The reason e captasizs feling s becase hinking, what she calls nelecnel
resliaron"ocs ot ke ot i ™ Sh syt et e s with o el be o
it e it anao b ay of gt bt ca ol et i (Dealn with )

The peal vt hs thonght, oadees, and el cootemplate o yeas “Why
' chang s stay ot of prion” B all i cfforts 10 wderstan and grow Bev .

s ot just secessary 0 thiak about, bt s Hormey advises el the eslity of ouseives, As
shessid

only then docs te force of some unconscious process (sod is maioasliy) sae us in
e face. Only the may we have an incentive 1o find out more asd more abous ourselves”
Parophrased

Winere does e difiuly le in “feling” the depits of basc necd deicis? Could you
temporai bandle fecling nosefestem or confidence n yoursel atal? As compuliveoffeder
o4 probubly bave o of e, mwrric pride, but oo a ouce o el confidenc, I i, you
probably baveth delusion ta ride i condene, whiciscompltely e S te ity
Yiesinthe dread of bringng toconsciousness he felings of basic anxiety, insecurty, fear and el
doub. Quctons hat you have 0 fm snswer 1o may ars i your ind,sah 1, where s my
sense of direcion? How am 1 going 1o fce the demands of fe 15 my real slf when I'm ot sure
o Lam? What cn | do whe e o il knowiedge nd cducstion? Youfar ht e may
sudenly become aa overwelming pbenomenon tatlierally can or will cush you!

Bt l tese quesions s doubs shoukd oty b viewed s incicstors of whereyou eally
e 1 focs your time 2o efor. They shonldn't be avoided or allowed o keep you feig
insecure, hough ey may tmporarly do so. Thatis oty arre,and ot an it tat you re
the patence and confidence 10 build and
e 1 el YUl T've ot 1 ackowledge

20 ' wiling 0 temporaiy experience
0wt and saisfction. Tha is beter thay

of b temporary e while revolviag n

spending te estof my i chasing the vanishing ghost
and out of jails and prisons*

Sgaiast ape and the burglary of private huncs, So,
factors that

Erete the degres of absence, then te sronger can be he oy
pesonsfeciogs tinking. and sctons. Theretore, e songer
individial ot pabological, o, cininally compusive

s never a simple mater of thinking: his s
expesting 8 sarving peson t say to himself: “Yes, I
10 e Gream, 50 [l sete for nothing, untl «
elity. When suffeing from stirved condi

Tong. 50 I won't do it That would be Lxe
™ Sarving but it 't good t eat candy bars
bealiy meal comes along. No. We bave to faee
tion one s lisble 1o setle as qickly as possivie for
hatever s ava

bl 10 reliev the bunger, even tbough he'she knows, a5 wel s we do, that the
contets of the artifcial foods will lso undermioe hei health and ongeviy i the loogrun.

s i this sense that (b compulsive offender bas 10 understand his criminalty. He is,
(unconsciously), very mich a strving sou,reaching a5 compulsively as ever for the mast expedicnt
meass of quelling bis pangs of bunger. The anly way 1o end the hunger and compulsion i 1o
‘ndestand and feed with real iens the peychic necessites of his being. Alcohal, drugs,crime,
oveless, sex crazed, elaionships il sever be gesuinely folfilling. The formla is simple. The
greater the degree of real satsfcton of psycbic needs, thea the greateris one’s fesdorm of choice
a0d capacty to maintia » healty stinde a5d expresion of morality and condact,

The compulsive repeatoffender must make w0 honest evaluation of bis personality
cooditons. How many of his basic peychic needs are unfulfilled? How does it effec his aiude
toward iself, otbers, life i general? What can he do within his current envirooment 1 help
himsel? Wbo els can be tarm o for help? He must have the wisdom (0 acknowledge that he needs
a5 much as possble, and serous effort s trly required. He cannot expect mere ntelectal
development t fre his mind. Nor will inking alone do the job. He must stive i integrte bis
houghts, eelngs, and intellct with an emerging new relationship with himself and otbers. He
must become responsibleinthe seas of knowing s lf s solely in his bands. No one cse is going
10 save him. Others can help bim, bt only be can save bimself, especially in a system that rally
doesa't car wheher he changes ornot. (Many sate sgencies profit from bis riminality.)

He should =y to becoime more awate of his hidden emoional beliefs and ac
them sccording o bis neds for psycbic and socal progress.

What so basi 1o his neds would not have been satisfied bad be oot ever commitied 3
crime? What did be fea the los or weskening of? Thee are 2 lot of question that he may need o
a5k Himself, even though answers may oot be readly available. Sometimes answers come 10 us
When least expected, or when the conscious is able o accept them. Sometimes we are sot
automatcally ready 1o emotionallyor psychologically accept certain things sbout ourelves

or change

‘THE PATH TO TRANSFORMATION

1) Take an bonestlook at yoursef and your e

2) Ackaowledge aad Jeel the real impact of your personaity deficiencies (basic necd

deprivasions).

ey bow you o 1o work on emoions, inking, eduction, and vocational skl

) Recogaize bow cerain eelings o asitudes kesp you down,or help you grow, Let go of
selfdesrutivebelcts

5) Cousider bow you yourel, alone or with the help of otbers, can change fclings snd.
e tht are contrary 10 yrar eed to move forward.

6) Be mindful of your cument eltionships. What inflence o efectdo ceain people have on
Yo7 Who encourages you to be positive or segativer

7) Commit yourself o the woek offeeing your mind from th compulsive crimial mensaliy.

8) Wil yoursel 1 be determioed, but don'tget th iden that wil-powe is g to produce
‘magical esults. You must sccept the ealty of baving 0 ackvowledge th obsruciveness of
ideas and belifs tat have loog been detrimental to you. This meaas yod Eave to foce
feclings insead of svoiding them. B courageoss, Overcome,

9) Be mindful of the fact tht felings can bur, but they cannot ill. However, he uabealthy
bebaviors we adopt 0 repress burfulfelings ca resltin many forms of self-desruction
aador deat.

10VExpect e wmaasfommaton o be a lon rosd, neverheless, one tha takes you 1o an
nvalusbie destintion

3

Those who are inteested in furter, more advanced undersanding of the. compulsive
criminal mestality should ge the booklet: Maybe You'l Undersiand This Time: The Atirecidivist
booklet 21" Cenury.
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Conset:
So.Chi ABC Zine Disro
Publisher & Distibutor
P0.Box 721
Homewood, IL 60430

(Ao see appendix o this)

Conens: Pseudo-Soluios, The Prid Sysem, The Real Solution, The Unconscions, The
Jovalle Delisque, Purntal Forus, Fresdom Or Compulsion?, Pre-Reeise. Anxiety, Four
CondionsOf aflunce, ad The o OfChage istaion (Ack o calo.Sen s

Aay peson sitiog i priso o il e basalvady re-offended shoud st ke recidivis
for gt i sl probabity G ove bl e rertd pcple i Americ, We e tling
ok mor e 4 ilion peope There s over two il ncacerted, oy abady tres

Don't asume dhat being odel priscoe s sign that you'll b el iz, One has
20 bering 0 the other, a7 most e-ffendersare modelpriscoers while incarerated

o caly way 10 5prootte compulsive rininal meality s o actively confront it on
consisint bass, 0 identy the oeed deprivations that el it 0d to seck geouine nnaishment of
e souk If you ar boost sad coungens you will be sble 1 challage s semingly
unconquerable phastm. I6cuty the buic see tha are't filled ey i you peyche
(bou. Then dtcrmine what you can o to el satisfy yoursel in Bealiy ways. Lot go of
il soluons. For cxample, the iden o oy is messre of selfvots or bappioes.
Understand tha self-esteem bas nobing 10 do with mooey or otber people. ¢ al relaed 1o how
o e sbout yourself No one e give you slfstee o ke you et vy,
Understand tis fct.

FIVE

1 i aa emor o grave comsequence for compulive offecers and socity o beleve that
rassformaton of the compulsive-rininal meatlty i s simple a5 making choice o decon 1o
0 gt Ao thes 1 beleve tat G.EXD. o vocaton) cerifcate will edeen e characic Iy
n

orter 10 ransfom the compulsiv <riminal mentality you have 0 wproot the decprseaied emotions
e el tht give i it compulsive ature. While incarersted hese forees e usally dormant
T’ bow 50 many people ead p neglectin t0 confront th ror of theis compulsiv criminaly,
and hen find out shorly afir release that it s sl very aciive, i, that tey have even bees
deluded themseives by the lusion of changs.

Most ecidivisis are completely baffled about the overwhelmiag forces that make them
epeat the same cycle over and over. They want 1 change. They wast 10 redeem themselves, but al
ey bave thought snd tried seems 0 fil It is e 1o ener the abyss and 1o acknowledge the
decper, darker reality that repested crimioal bekavior s linked in masy to unconscious
peychological and emotional dynamic. It i ke 0 3 compeling wge to indiscrimisaely fulfil
o0¢ or mr basic psycho-sosial needs that that person has a deficency in and for some resson has
ook leamed ol capabe o fulling ina eakhy, coveotons vay. This i n vderlying ralty
at bas e ignored over and over agin, 35 wel as misundersiood. I s unvealsic 1 ake for
granied that we can alvays gnore causes and sl expect 10 be successful a ridding oursives or
sociey of the ffcts ofa problem.

Some people can stop compulsive bebavior through thirresolve o exercise willpower, but
most cant. They nced undersanding, covsselling, encouragement, emotion insighs, They need
some fom of salyssof wha i cusin ther 0 be complsive Thy need o sumrmonthe counge
tolook witin the depihs of themseives, ecaus a long a3 they ssy 0 e surface they will emaia
Jargely n the dark, and continue 10 chase a phaniom,

18 4p 1 the ciizens and perperators 1o geta el dersanding and st the isogue 1o
change his. The system doesn' car. In fact, the system bas an nterest i crime and reidivisn.
Look a1l the peoplc who ar employed i criminal lw nd comectons, Look a al e expansion
o€ prison indstial compleses and privae awperbip of prsen oprstions that invave mancy. A
collect cll from prison i four hundred percent mor costly tha the same callat the same disance
ouside # prison. American corporations have made 3 busines of profiting from crime. But this is
oing surprisingly new. Crime bas always paid someone subsanial ain, It just besn' becn the
vitims o perpetrtors. The sysim wil nevr sesouly challege the causes of recidvism, any
more tha it challenges the causes of poverty and homelessaes.

15 up 0 you. Only you can ly transform yourself
1

AFTERWORD

Ve live i soicty withscialconitions 1 economic coniions tht can casly make
ime Justifiable. We live .3 sty where comipion s mpan S i you e lokin for
exeus 0 continue pate of iy, it won't b bard 10 fd one, Wha will b hard t g
25 s a0 proscutors o excuseyou fom servin time when you getcaught

Bectise o povery, les tban sstiable misimum wages, 1ad clase expliation and
SPpresio,cime i Americ i an eviable phcsrnesn. I s goig o exs, and mor vicenty
£ pervsively b i oanyoter countcs. Butt s n nevitable tht you coranit e, vy
o ovrsem he compuive crimial mctly,you sl bavetodelwit o g iy
iafuenced by the American valu sysem. A systen tha values sxocbiaa corporte profit over
generl esofomic fimess tad welbeing of society. Amercan ecosomics i 2 economics of
immeraity,Comupon i evsiveroughot e umas srics and corporse s of sy,
Colmisals with collee ecucations and threepice sis are everywhee. From s reaismen o
medial docir, roesscals everywber i st of profic ae constanly deviing ways 10
expoit So you se all s comupios, e, exploitation, a2 sbuse of powe i scity o 5
most makes you e hat you have a5 muck iht 1 exlot pople 8 rofesionls sad the 15,
‘Oovermentdo. Thre s o doub tat eaeathal e gt o of materia sbundane eound
5 we are iving in ptbolegial cure, messing a culfure that disasesthe socal reltions that
et s society. I ' pasologcal because of the ndividual feedors that pecpe ca choose 1o
pres in it v peculi a1 i s0 e of all the lls it are cased by e,
csin, 8 economiclgeed s exlottion. For cxample, the miimum wage bas ot doble
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o oversome the compulsive cririoal mesality they 1end t influence you 1o still otz and
make excuses. At sl if e goverument can b, kil nd explit i the same of Marmon st

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monls they doa't rspect?

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