[Conservative Vermont Vet]

My point is...If you don't get caught making and/or selling Meth, you don't have to rely on the mercy of the prison bureaucracy to allow you to be with your daughter when she needs you. He should beg, plead, finagle, whatever, but the fault of his not being there rests SOLELY on his shoulders.

Ah, it must be nice for you and others who hold the same opinion to be above reproach and never have done anything which begins to be as horrific as this father engaged in.

Don't know if you are a Christian, but wonder how God will judge you if/when you approach the Golden Gates and ask for admittance?

Oh, I digress, you and the others have nothing to worry about as you apparently have never sinned.

I wonder if God will look less favorably upon us who have committed run of the mill sins as opposed to have been a drug dealer; or a pimp; or a murderer; or ......... will he pick and choose which ones to forgive based on our "perception" of how grave the offense??

IF so, there are a lot of us who are going to be looking for a glass of ice water in the bowels of damnation and hellfires.

[Mr Rogers]

You confuse the judgment of God - who knows what lies in the heart of man - with the judgment of man. God deals with justice. Man deals with laws, which is as close as we can come.

Someone who makes/sells meth is evil. He deserves all of his sentence. I’m sorry the daughter has a rotten dad, but that isn’t the law’s fault. The prison has allowed him to see his daughter, but won’t allow him to live there.

I’m sure there are lots of sob stories in prison. This has been one of them.