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"If he's actually rehabilitated, then no one is at risk. It's not a complicated concept."
Of course it's not a complicated concept and I apologize in advance for my inability to understand such a remedial thought process, but do you mind my asking for a little clarification, using a hypothetical...
If my neighbor kills his family and is sentenced in your (Willravel's) rehab jail, and you've decided after a given amount of time he is "actually" rehabilited by whatever measure you use with your experience in psychology (you do have an insanely impressive resume BTW), then it's ridiculous for his new neighbor to be the slightest bit...uhhh, nervous???
Pardon my ignorance.
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