The most disturbing Joe Rogan Experience episode of all time.
I watched the original episode at the time, and my reaction was the same as Sean's: This is a violent sociopath who takes no responsibility for anything.
Props to Sean for also taking down The Innocence Project. He should do an entire episode on all the violent miscreants that this organization has foisted back on innocent victims in society.
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You mean besides the one about dragons, right?
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The CIA and the mafia were and are necessary evils.
Although one no longer exists. These guys should be dead.
They are the worst. Defended a former Philly prosecutor that Krasner and they went after before the
D board. The 2 guys they got off committed a triple and were guilty as hell.
Not sure who Sean is, but he knows how to distract his audience from the truly noble and
necessary work of the "Innocence Project" which has helped exonerate over 300 wrongfully incarcerated people, of which more than 20 had been sentenced to death. Hope his subscription income helps him sleep better. He is part of the reason we now have a populace that elected a Felon, Rapist, Fraud and Insurrectionist as our President.
Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Innocence_Project
Trust me Ty, the Innocence Project is far from noble and many of those released are not innocent
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I hear what you're saying...but I can't get the 20+ innocent Death Row inmates out of my mind...
as well as the lost lives for hundreds of other erroneously convicted persons. Josh Dugan admits his failure(s)...and they are not trivial..., but is still searching for answers. You are right there in the midst of it all...any thoughts/suggestions?
My suggestion is the death penalty be abolished even though I was once a strong proponent of it.
Wrongs can always be corrected then.
The Innocence Project is fundamentally more interested in getting guilty people out of jail on technicalities and sometimes flat out falsehoods. I despise them.
I wish they were forced to change their name.
They get confused with Project Innocence, a more noble organization that actually looks to help railroaded convicts, rather than seeking headlines. It's not an accident that these hacks chose this name.
Same scumbags who are trying to free Scott Peterson.