Former Convict Speaks About His Time In Prison With Matt Hale

The old saying is that Matt Hale got 40 years for not saying "NO!" loud enough.

Regardless of how you feel about Matt Hale's beliefs, most people who look at his case objectively see that he is a political prisoner. There are people doing a lot less time for much more serious crimes.

What I find most interesting about the Matt Hale case, is that all of these liberals have this fascination with "miscarriages of justice" based on race, yet they never mention Matt Hale. This goes to show that they aren't serious about "miscarriages of justice," because if they were Matt Hale would be the poster child for "miscarriage of justice" or people given harsh prison sentence because of their race and beliefs.

Imagine if Matt Hale was a black man? I have no doubt that if he were he would have been exonerated years ago. There just isn't sufficient evidence to show that he deserves 40 years in federal prison for what he was accused of.

In fact, there was a black man on death row in Oklahoma who got his death sentence commuted at the last minute just because he was black and a bunch of famous liberal activists protested for him. Nobody really thinks he is innocent. The governor who granted him clemency ever said as such. And I say "because he is black," because at the same time another Oklahoma inmate with a questionable conviction was asking for clemency and was denied (he was white).

And this goes without mentioning that not only was Hale given 40 years, but he has done most of them in the nation's Supermax prison, designed for the worst of the worst. 

The narrator of the video does a pretty good job, but goes down a rabbit hole the last 20 or 30 minutes demanding a public apology from Matt and his elderly mother, which is kinda weird. Other than that, worth a watch.