They appeared in court on Thursday to argue that Mr. Hernandez, who served a year on Rikers Island for illegal gun possession, a felony, before joining the Army, had turned his life around so impressively that he deserved the judge’s help to realize his dream: joining the New York police force.Far be it from me to suggest that mere possession of a firearm should ever disqualify anyone from anything.
But then, I'm not the one suggesting it, am I? It's the "Only Ones" who are once more getting privileges while the rest of us would get nothing but pain.
As long as you serve the Masters, all is forgiven. And no one can lift a finger.
Care for a gun?
[Via Declan]