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    1. CaptainSully 7 yrs ago

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5 yrs ago
Current Apologies to anyone I’ve let down by not being around, had a recent scare with the girlfriend but things are good now.
6 yrs ago
Nothing quite like a heavy weekend of the beer to put you behind
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6 yrs ago
Christmas was great...apart from the death of my PC...
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7 yrs ago
Does your country's flag have a dragon on it? Didn't think so!

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Just saying I’m here. CS will likely be up tomorrow.
@DocRock yeah bud. I’ll get back to you and the others who have posted a CS when I get back to my PC.
@CosmicComet the racing(real world) is run by the crime syndicates. While people can enter themselves, the majority are sponsored in some way by a gang. While I haven’t gone into detail about gangs, they do exist and feel free to create one. The only gang I’ve really alluded to is Jin’s.

The races are lucrative for the gangs who earn large sums of money from them whether it be ticket sales or bets. The drivers on the other hand only earn a small portion but it’s still better than working in the factories.
@DocRock send me a PM about what you would like and I’ll help you out
@Hellion@Briza I guess it’s plausible but again, it all depends on the crime. Hiroshi like to portray themselves as whiter than white, a corp for the people. So paying to get someone out of prison and then hiring them when there are people on the streets struggling, wouldn’t sit with them well. If it were one of the others and “off the books” then that could work.
@Briza I never really thought about it to be honest but given how hard people have it in the lower areas in terms of the sheer number of people they’d likely get thrown away and forgotten about, no matter the crime. The prison is that big that the chances of finding anyone in there is slim to none. Think of the cells being like those found in some poorer countries, fifty people in a cell meant for ten. So realistically I don’t think parole is an option. As for the judicial system, that’s pretty much left to the police to be judge and jury, in the slums at least.

The only place that gets any sort of semblance of present day justice is the upper and middle tiers. Even then the only crimes that would result in any chance of some sort of parole would be minor crimes. In those circumstances you’d need a lot of cash to pay off certain people.

Think of it like a worse version of today. Rich can get away with a lot more than poor.
@Briza majorly oppressive. Prison is a terrible place to be and sentenced are long and hard. Human rights don’t exist in the future. Parole is possible but they’d rather leave you rot in a cell. Easier for the police to manage.
@DocRock background and concept is fine. Give me a tag when you update the equipment.
@NeoAC Leo loves her unconditionally so this will get awkward
@Dirty Pretty Lies stop following me!
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