Man convicted of January 6 crime now fighting for prison reform - NBC News

[TexasTowelie]

Brian Mock spent nearly two years in prison after being convicted in connection with January 6 and had his sentence cut short after a pardon from President Trump. He's now working to reform the prison system, saying it destroys people. NBC News' Morgan Radford reports.

[underpants]

1. So, jail bad?

Learned that twice. Nothing serious or that hurt anyone. Just happenstance and really dumb bad luck

[BOSSHOG]

2. As Aunt Clara would say "BLESS HIS HEART"

In a very caustic, acidic, Southern Matronly Manner. Dudes got them conservative values going. Wow, look at how bad they treated ME.

[SSJVegeta]

5. To be fair most of them would jsut make it about them. This guy at least is empathetic enough to want to help others

That are not him.

[BOSSHOG]

6. I'm having a hard time mustering sympathy

[SSJVegeta]

7. No sympathy. Jsut appreciation he isnt still hellbent on trying to make things worse for everybody.

And seemingly wants to make things better for people. It's so far a rarity among, well, J6ers.

[Norrrm]

3. Not Joe Biggs? He whined about jail conditions as well.

Tough guy Joe Biggs....

Tough guy in jail

Proud Boys’ leader Joe Biggs, who organized and led the PBs on Jan 6 with Ethan Nordean, just issued a statement from his jail cell complaining about how bad it is.

Part 1...
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E68LL4nWQAEBZ03?format=jpg&name=small

Part 2...
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E68P7oiXMAUwzxO?format=jpg&name=small

Karma... video with his new violence bat...

Link to tweet

[SSJVegeta]

4. Nobody is a lost cause. This is a good fight and good on him for taking it on