DisabledCel2 retweeted
At 14 Rick Wershe became the youngest informant in FBI history. Agents paid a kid to hang around Detroit's biggest drug crews and report back. At 15 he was shot and almost died. At 17 the FBI was done with him, and police caught him with more than 650 grams of cocaine. He got life without parole for a crime where nobody got hurt. He walked out at 51, after 32 years and 7 months, and by then Matthew McConaughey had already played his dad in a Hollywood movie.
He sat down with a Detroit reporter a few weeks after he got out and talked about all of it like it happened to someone else.
In the video below, Rick talks about the one thing prison took that nobody can ever give back, and you can hear exactly when the calm in his voice starts to crack.
Rick said he sold drugs, and he's not proud of it. Said his family never taught him that. Said law enforcement did.
Then the FBI stopped needing him.
Michigan had a law back then: get caught with 650 grams of cocaine and it's life, no matter how old you are. The governor who signed it later called it the worst mistake of his career. In 2012 the Supreme Court ruled that mandatory life for kids was unconstitutional.
Rick stayed in anyway.
He watched a hitman who killed 30 people walk out of prison without a single person objecting. When Rick came up for parole, people wrote letters accusing him of crimes he was never even charged with.
His dad died while he was inside. So did his grandparents.
"You could give me a million dollars for every year I was incarcerated. I wouldn't get back my 30 years."
He says he isn't bitter. Says it doesn't keep him up at night. Says now he goes to pay for dinner and a stranger recognizes him and says "I got this."
He went in a child. He came out a grandfather of six.
Is Rick Wershe a drug dealer who got exactly what the law said he deserved, or a 14-year-old the government used up and threw away?
DisabledCel2 retweeted
Women don’t care about civilization. They just wanna get fucked.
The darkest aspect of female sexual nature that fathers must accept is that your daughter does indeed like the darkest aspects of male nature. She gravitates towards it no matter what she said to you in the house or at church.
She craves that unrelased male power. Is it correct for a stable society? No it's not. It's anti-civilization if let loose.
But
Your daughter does not care about this as a baseline. She wants the ups and downs of the outlaws of society. It was always up to benevolent men of a society to keep order.
DisabledCel2 retweeted
I’m convinced there’s a bit of sexual frustration too.
Women are pedophiles, I shot up to 6’3 in the 7th grade and my female teachers would constantly be swapping between either the most extreme levels of humiliation and punishment or borderline openly flirting with me depending on what their hormones were feeling at the time.
Never once got in trouble with a male teacher, but if you listened to the female teachers, especially the younger ones around age 20-30, I was one of the most “disruptive” students in the school.
DisabledCel2 retweeted
This needs to make it into the documentar-ehhh 😭😭🤣 #allornothing @PrimeVideo
DisabledCel2 retweeted
8 November 1986
The last episode of The Late Late Breakfast Show was broadcast on BBC 1.
But no one knew it was the last..
..until 5 days later when Michael Lush died rehearsing a stunt
The BBC had been warned by the Health & Safety Executive many times over the show's stunts
ALT 8 November 1986 The last episode of The Late Late Breakfast Show was broadcast on BBC 1. But no one knew it was the last... ...until 5 days later when Michael Lush fell to his death rehearsing a stunt. The BBC had been warned several times about the safety of several stunts on the show by the Health & Safety Executive.
DisabledCel2 retweeted
We do not care about how much of an oddball you are. The grim reality is that the overwhelming majority of women are hateful towards men these days.
DisabledCel2 retweeted
Just like Dragon Ball Z. You never let potential enemies know what your true power level is. FYI. Your friends, family members, one night stands, girlfriends and especially wives should be on your potential enemies list.
The same lesson should apply to your money or Investments. Keep it to yourself and hide your power level guys.
DisabledCel2 retweeted
I must admit I am very much looking forward to stepping back from the EDI/Disability Equity work next year. I've been trying to educate on this for over 2 decades but I keep seeing stuff that makes my toes curl (no mean feat) being championed.
