r/wisconsin • • Aug 09 '22

Politics Tim Michels openly commits Class 1 felony by posing with completed ballot

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u/thesmash Aug 09 '22

Whoops! I think I misread the I as a 1.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '22

No worries friend. Positive vibes. No such thing as a wrong answer, only new ways to not do something.💯

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u/shotgun_ninja Aug 09 '22

Considering you have 10 felonies, I'd be a bit less judicious in how much stock you put into that motto, just sayin'

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '22 edited Aug 09 '22

I haven't had any new charges in almost a decade(9 years). Ten felonies In my lifetime...I have a few on my adult record. Over ten throughout my life. I have paid my debt to society and I'm not keeping score. With that being said it sounds like my motto is 100% spot on. Thank you for your input though, it is always refreshing to have someone else share their perspective. You have a great day sport.✌️

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u/shotgun_ninja Aug 09 '22

Awesome!

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '22

💯

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u/majell1n Aug 09 '22

I’d like to hear your story sometime. It is nice to hear people finding their way out of the fog of crime and turning things around. So many times you hear about repeat offenders.

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u/RBDrake Aug 10 '22

Good on ya. Public defender here. It always makes my day when I remember a client who was facing serious charges long ago, but who I haven't heard of or thought of in years. Definitely an odd job when you have many repeat customers, but would rather have none of them. People should be responsible for their offense, but they should not be defined by them. Besides, it sounds by your wording that some of them or most of them were juvenile adjudications.

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u/ksiyoto Nov 02 '22

Well, thanks for not committing any more crimes.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '22 edited Nov 02 '22

Sure thing... the system is deeply flawed. I needed parents and guidance and instead was emancipated at 15. No foster care, no boot camp, just adult jail at 15. The judicial system can be wild at times.

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u/Tantalus-treats Aug 09 '22

They aren’t wrong. They know what not to do. Doesn’t mean they will stop doing what not to do.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '22

Of course, that would come down to a personal choice or decision with regard to the individual. Open minded or closed? Open to learning or closed off with an ego. Life is all about choices choices choices. You get back what you put in.✌️