Has anyone got a job after a DV conviction?

[Mover1799Participant 58]

Basically I got convicted of DV- property damage 3 for breaking a chair against the wall because I found out my ex wife cheated. I just got out of the military a year ago and just got my bachelors in criminal justice and now I cant be a cop. For the past year I been looking for work and despite it being only a misdemeanor no one will even look at me despite my education and military experience. I been very depressed and trying so hard and worse of all my ex wife feels like she justified what she did.

[pharmerParticipant 407]

I bet you number 5 would suck. Having to sit in some PC class for fuk knows how many sessions to lean to ‘take s~~~ from everyone and smile while you eat it’
I had some anger issues, never beat kids or X tho. While I was still retarded enough to think saving my marriage was a good idea I voluntarily went to something like this. 99% bollix and some of the biggest hypocrites I’ve ever met. The stories from some of the guys were valuable to me as red pills tho. Unbelievable s~~~. Still if you can play the part and talk the talk it may be worth a shot.

Never fuck a crazy chick.

[RoyDalParticipant]

I agree with Lodoss’s wise recommendations.

In the meantime, don’t give up hope. There are jobs for the willing. I have known men with criminal convictions and prison terms behind them who got jobs.: One in a plastics molding factory, another in an automobile body shop. Both employers had this in common — there were no feminized HR depts. Some of the characters who mow the lawns in my area have a dubious look about them, come to think of it.

If you are willing to do dirty, noisy, low-status work, there just might be something. Men in worse straits than yours have found work.

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

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