THE QUESTION ISNT LAWS JUST BECAUSE, BUT FOR EXAMPLE WHEN VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS, I.E NICHOLAS FREITAS AND TONY O. WILT PROPOSE STUFF THAT WILL ONLY HAVE A FUTURE OF RIDICULE AND REPEAL, THEY MUST DEFEND IT BECAUSE THE IDEA THAT MIGHT IS RIGHT WAS ONLY A SUPERSTITIOUS INTOXICANT By William Thorpe

Nick Freitas

Who is Nicholas Freitas, so for starters he's a Virginia Republican representing, the 62d District, in other words he has a specific group of Virginians that he speaks for because a majority voted for him. Irrespective of whether it is a resolved majority or that antagonistic slice endemic of what passes for the will of the people, or the superstitions intoxicant of, the might is right indulgence of our deceitful and fraudulent politics. So during this 2025 session of Virginia's General Assembly, Mr. Freitas introduced a Bill, HB 2192 intended to repeal THE EARNED SENTENCE CREDIT law, a good time program, intended to incentivize behavior of the Virginia prisoner, which The Commonwealth of Virginia has spoken through its Virginia Department of Corrections, is a primary penological pursuit. Before I continue let me clearly define what Mr. Freitas action by introducing HB 2192 is and as a former U.S. Army Special Forces operator understood, that it is a continuum of the Virginia Republicans' war on the and scape-goating of the Virginia prisoner. When we speak and expose the petty machinations against the Virginia prisoner of those Virginians, who label themselves Republicans and conservative Democrats, our work isn't anymore against "Justice" and making the harmed whole, than the biblical Solomon was a proponent of infanticide because of his determination that a baby, a child should be hacked in two halves to expose the ala Virginia Republicans and conservative Democrats petty machinations of the lying woman of 1 KINGS 3:16-27.But as the story instructs,it was work at wrestling accountability on this interactive, intersectional and interrelationship of our human condition. Now this is what is ridiculously insulting, Mr. Freitas and his Republican cabal claim to advance the affairs, progressive development and full realization of The People of Virginia under the encompassing process of equality under law, to the point of savagely dehumanizing and denying the humanness of the Virginia prisoner, yet we see them in the full fledged embrace, endorsing and support of short of Benedict Arnold, the most corrupt American to ever grace the National stage, the 34 felony count convicted current president of the United States Donald Trump. Sō what law and pursuit of "public safety" are we talking about that Nicholas Freitas is preaching to his 62d District constituency that repealing Virginia's EARNED SENTENCE CREDIT program in its prison system advances? when despite the fact that we have forever known and understood that the haranguing of "law and order" this and "law and order" that, by in particular The Republican Party was euphemism and diversionary speech in the employ of "supremacism",it was still cloaked and hedged in a manner for the main stream media and the intelligentsia to "hee and ahem" that it wasn't, but with this obscene and corrupt spectacle of Donald Trump, the entire history of our human condition has witnessed that Law in America and Virginia (thanks to our "Dear leader" Governor Glenn Youngkin, cavorting with Trump) is just that a contrivance in the employ of supremacy and its intellectual-liberalism. 

So what is so wrong, so destabilizing wrong to the Virginia body politic, about the existence of the EARNED SENTENCE CREDITS Law and program for Virginia Prisoners, serving the purpose of incentivizing behavior, which The Commonwealth of Virginia states is its Constitutional and penological purpose of its Virginia Department of Correction's imprisonment scheme, that Mr. Freitas, finds so offensive, so harmful to The People of Virginia, that he stands for its repeal?. This historical fetishistic cat nip logic pursued by Virginia Republicans over the Virginia prisoner is idealistic at best and fraudulent at worst. Because, first of all without rhyme or reason Virginia Republicans abolished parole for the Virginia prisoner in 1995, under the most spurious arguments ever presented on the floors of Virginia's General Assembly, besides those of Virginia's slave holding class, i.e Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and co.defending chattel enslavement of human life. Well we have had 30 years worth of empirical facts that the abolishment of parole was just that, another typical Virginian exercise and example of its inability to get out of its own way of gratuitous cruelty. The existence of Parole as part and aspect of the criminal justice system and it's adjudication, despite its speculative formulations, is at least a honest statement by the aspirations of Social Contract, that the authority of the criminal justice system, is redemptive, that the pursuit of "Justice" and its endeavor to make whole the harmed isn't a hubristic enterprise, at the expense of the fallibility of The Social Contract. So in its recognition and if terms of The Social Contract are not to be reduced to a Sisyphean Hatfield and McCoy perpetual feud, then there has to be a civilizing release value within the adjudicative processes of the criminal justice system of which parole is a form.

Tony O Wilt

When we define the "Thought" of the Republican and the conservative-Democrat as Intellectual-liberalism, it's function crassly-idealistic, superficial, farcial, hypocritical, delusionary and just another fraudulent affection. We find this Virginia Republican, representing Virginia's 34th District, Tony O. Wilt and his Bill HB 2363 for the 2025 session of Virginia's General Assembly, advancing the suggestive-proposition that in order for The People of The Commonwealth of Virginia, to fulfill the aspirations of Article 1 Section 1:EQUALITY AND RIGHTS OF MAN of The Constitution of Virginia, what is needed is more people with "sheriff or law-enforcement" powers/authority. So Mr. Wilt's HB 2363 wants The Virginia Department of Corrections to designate employees who will have police powers and authority, "to [enforce] the criminal laws of the Commonwealth". Now let's get all into it, besides the obvious conflict of interest of prison officials, whose livelihood depends on people imprisoned, having authority to now go on seek and search missions to fill up prison cells and cages. We now will have Virginia prison officials unleashed on an unsuspecting citizenry and public, turning The Commonwealth of Virginia into a defacto Police State. Considering that The Virginia Department of Corrections is Virginia's largest agency and were Tony O. Wilt's HB 2363 to become law, we'd have thousands of prison officials, replicating and perpetrating the harms and horrors, doing what they do to the Virginia prisoner, to and on the Virginia citizenry. The Virginia Department of Corrections is the same agency that in its professional wisdom creates circumstances and conditions that prisoners in its care and supervision set themselves on fire or self-immolate as desperate speech in protest. Now here is another rub, Republicans and conservative-Democrats, seem not to appreciate the irony of their affection for or are glibly hypocritical over their advancement of the regulatory utility of Police and law enforcement, while undermining it at the expense of their advocacy for it's lack,its absence and deregulation within the terms of the political-economy and it's accountability, or to be specific the application of the powers of the Police and Law enforcement in it's regulation. So what we see is Republicans as Tony O. Wilt and the conservative-Democrat clamoring for less Police and policing within Commerce and Business, where quite frankly commission of crimes and deviances within it's spheres are a trillion fold more destructive on Virginia society, The People and The Social Contract than the criminality filling Virginia prison cells and cages, which is what Mr. Wilt and his Republican compadres eye. So what do we have? We have a couple of Virginia politicians, Nicholas Freitas, representing the 62 District and Tony O. Wilt representing the 34 District and their constituencies, a minor slice of Virginia telling us, the rest of Virginia that despite the fact the Commonwealth argues in Courts that promoting good behavior among the prisoner population is a Constitutional and penological interest of its Virginia Department of Corrections imprisonment scheme and if there is a law, EARNED SENTENCE CREDITS, for the specific purpose of incentivizing prisoner behavior, what insanity then would labor for its repeal ? Then in what social construct is pushing for more Cops, more Law enforcement, positive? Yet thats what Tony O. Wilt exploiting the privileges entrusted in him by his 34th District would have us think.

By William Thorpe

I'm William Thorpe Virginia exiled me to the Texas prison system. I'm solitary confined at the Wainwright Unit and if you feel any kinda way about this work contact me by Securus email using the Texas prison number #2261982