Re: When will the riots start?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Grendel) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mountain Man) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> > > How much longer will prisons be allowed to exist? Are you out of your
> > > freaking mind? You are waaaaaaay out there dude. Riots to close down the
> > > prisons and release all the murderers and rapists and child molestors?
> > > Are you kidding or just another obtuse Democrat?
> > 
> >  Close down prisons. No. Fix prisons so pot smokers and bad check writers
> > aren't preyed upon by the murderers and rapists? 
> 
> Simple solution.  If you don't want to be preyed upon by the murderers
> and rapist then don't smoke pot or write bad checks.  

 The constitution is supposed to guarantee "No cruel and unusual
punishment".

>You don't get to
> pick and choose your incarceration.  You loose that right the minute
> you do something illegal.   

 And what if some laws are unjust, and there are more and more of
them. People
can be thrown in prison for just about anything these days.

>You DO realize that jail time is supposed
> to be a deterrent, right?
> 
> Personally I think prisons SHOULD be hard.  You got a prison with only
> 500 beds, sounds like it'll hold 1500 prisoners to me (sleeping in 3
> shifts of 8 hours each) or better yet, 2000 prisoners (4 of 6).

 Would you like to go? Oh that's right, you are holy and a good 'ol
boy
who was never done anything in his life, right?

> Personal space? Forget it! 
> You want fresh vegetables with your meal?  Grow them!  
> TV? Read a book!
> Air conditioning? Nope!

 Want to try to stop the riots that ensue when you got a bunch of hot
and
angry prisoners?

> Each prison should be built around some type of manufacturing
> facility.  The prisoners provide cheap labor, provide a service and
> help defer the cost of their incarceration.  In return they get perks
> while in prison (tv, cigarettes etc.) and earn money put aside for
> them for their release (at a rate well below that of minimum wage). 

 How the fuck do they survive on the outside then?

> You don't work, you don't play and when/if you get out, you're broke.
> 
> 
 they will be broke anyway. Society is a gas guzzling SUV with a huge
whole
in the gas tank when it comes to money.



> > Yes. If nessecary, guards
> > should break the skuls and smash the teeth of prison rapists. These peices
> > of garbage don't give a shit about laws or their victims, so they should
> > be told not to do it in the only language they understand.
> 
> And the pot smokers and bad check writers were just ignorant of the
> law and shouldn't be held accountable?  I have absolutely no sympathy

 I don't know about number #1, scince the gov't has no business in
telling
people what they can and cannot smoke. Cannabis should've been
regulated like
alcohol (which, oddly causes people to become violent, unlike
cannabis)
and kept in  a legal market. Infact up until about a century ago, you
could buy pot at a pharmacy, and hemp was used to create ropes and
fabrics. This
competed with other corperation's products at the time, so they used 
politicans to spread racist propaganda about hemp/cannabis (pulling
the
wool over the sheeple's eyes), thus successfuly getting it banned and
eliminating their competition.

 As for #2, bad check writers don't deserved to be raped and
brutalised, and
such punishments don't fit this crime at all.

> for murderers and rapist.  But then I have no sympathy for pot smokers
> and bad check writers, either.  Everyone is responsible for their own
> actions(wild concept, I know).

 Of course, some people wind up in the system even through they are
truly
innocent. Also, it's possible to get raped in jail before going to
trial.

> 
> Yol Bolsum,
> Grendel
> 
> "I've come to the conclusion that if you're not part of the solution,
> then you have to be part of the precipitate."

 Sadly, I have to say that about you.