Do Not Let Kevin Kass Be Removed From Housing

Kevin Kass...An actor, a student, and most important a human being like you and me. Each and everyone of us humans makes mistakes, and normally it takes us numerous times to get something through to us. For instance, a parent tells their child not to play on the sofa. The child does anyway because the parent is no longer in the room and the act is self-fulfilling, one could say. Eventually the child gets caught, maybe even reprimanded. Still, later on the child plays on the sofa. This time something breaks or a harsher punishment ensues, but rarely is the child thrown out of the house! The child realizes how serious the action was, even though it seemed fun at the time. The individual now understands consequences, and life goes on. For all those religious out there, we ask you this: Does God kill you after doing wrong a couple times? Obviously the answer is no, or the world would be rather empty and lackluster. We know Kevin Kass is no longer a child, but he simply made a mistake, which everyone does. Is this worth ruining his life over? Hes a bright, focused student who now understands the penalty for misconduct, and we as one will vouch that with a lowered sentence, he will never commit such a crime again.

AlbanyLend me not only your earsBut your hearts.