Why dont we execute repeat criminals.
Thudpucker
07-04-2002, 11:09 AM
Philosophizingly speaking, these people, upon thier Second Felony convition, have demonstrated beyond a shadow of a doubt, that they intend to continue thier criminal ways as soon as they can get back out in Society.
I'm talking about anybody with two or more convictions for any kind of Felony.:mad:
So why are we so willing to let them out of Prison to Breed and Prey on the people who just do not expect to be Mauled by the Malicious Pond scum?
Why do we insist on keeping them alive? In Prison? Why not just do away with them?
I'd be in favor of a Law that prescribed the Death Penalty for anybody convited of thier next Felony Offence!:grey:
I'd make it a Presumptive Sentence. Mandatory. To take the issue out of the hands of the Weak Judges we seem to have.:devil:
Now dont get mad about my attitude and get on a soap box with a long harraung against me.
I'd like to see some Logic in your reply!
The Question is "Why"
I'm talking about anybody with two or more convictions for any kind of Felony.:mad:
So why are we so willing to let them out of Prison to Breed and Prey on the people who just do not expect to be Mauled by the Malicious Pond scum?
Why do we insist on keeping them alive? In Prison? Why not just do away with them?
I'd be in favor of a Law that prescribed the Death Penalty for anybody convited of thier next Felony Offence!:grey:
I'd make it a Presumptive Sentence. Mandatory. To take the issue out of the hands of the Weak Judges we seem to have.:devil:
Now dont get mad about my attitude and get on a soap box with a long harraung against me.
I'd like to see some Logic in your reply!
The Question is "Why"
taranaki
07-04-2002, 05:44 PM
For the same reason that we see it as wrong for them to kill,steal etc,etc I guess.The human race is adept at devising complex and sometimes contradictory codes of behaviour to punish itself for breaching."Crime" is no more,and no less, than unsuppressed animal instinct.It is in the nature of carnivores that the fittest,the most ruthless,and the bravest are the survivors.Let's face it....when did you last see a lion that was frightened of going to jail for beating up another lion and copulating with its partner?
MattyG
07-04-2002, 06:13 PM
I don't think that all repeat offenders are beyond help.
Execution also seems a little extreme.....would you be able to push the button if you voted for a government that supported the death penalty, and you pulled "execution duty"?
Execution also seems a little extreme.....would you be able to push the button if you voted for a government that supported the death penalty, and you pulled "execution duty"?
Thudpucker
07-05-2002, 12:54 AM
Taranaki thinks the criminal is acting on his Animal instincts.
And poor Matty cant accept the Habitual criminal as Bad enough to Execute!
Wait till the guy I'm talking about get's hold of you or something of yours, then you'll find it a little easier to make up your mind about his rehabilitation aptitude!
I could spring the trap, or pull the switch, and the only reservation I'd make is to see the Trial transcript.
Personally, I want a strong conviction, no trace of doubt. (Be sure your right, then go ahead)
I'd never hold an execution if the verdict was handed out as a result of a "Sales Job" the prosecutor did on the Jury. It's gotta be hard evidence for the Death penalty.
Both the first and Second convictions. Then maybe wait a year for something important to come up. If nothing changes, drag him down the hall and get it overwith.
And poor Matty cant accept the Habitual criminal as Bad enough to Execute!
Wait till the guy I'm talking about get's hold of you or something of yours, then you'll find it a little easier to make up your mind about his rehabilitation aptitude!
I could spring the trap, or pull the switch, and the only reservation I'd make is to see the Trial transcript.
Personally, I want a strong conviction, no trace of doubt. (Be sure your right, then go ahead)
I'd never hold an execution if the verdict was handed out as a result of a "Sales Job" the prosecutor did on the Jury. It's gotta be hard evidence for the Death penalty.
Both the first and Second convictions. Then maybe wait a year for something important to come up. If nothing changes, drag him down the hall and get it overwith.
taranaki
07-05-2002, 02:41 AM
I never said that Iwas above my own instincts......try to take what Itreasure,and I will fight you without mercy.
Thudpucker
07-05-2002, 03:17 AM
I fully understood the 2nd response, but I'm not sure I understand your first response.
Did you say that the criminal's are just a little closer to the animal world than the rest of us?
And did you say that Society makes confusing and contradictory codes of conduct to punish "Itself"?
You meant to punish the convicted!?
I hope you didn't mean that the Confusing and Contradictory Prosecutions are the real reason these people have two or more felony convictions.
I hope I never have to sit through an explanation of "Why" these usless lower forms of life get to be what they are....
Did you say that the criminal's are just a little closer to the animal world than the rest of us?
And did you say that Society makes confusing and contradictory codes of conduct to punish "Itself"?
You meant to punish the convicted!?
I hope you didn't mean that the Confusing and Contradictory Prosecutions are the real reason these people have two or more felony convictions.
I hope I never have to sit through an explanation of "Why" these usless lower forms of life get to be what they are....
taranaki
07-05-2002, 06:15 AM
What I am saying is that we all have the urge occasionally to return to the 'law of the jungle'.Increasing amounts of 'entertainment'are little more than graphic propaganda that promotes antisocial behaviour...the old standard of 'good guys always win' may be corny,but it was constant reinforcement of community standards.
We live in an age where the impressionable are encouraged to behave badly,then punished for it.We need to stop promoting violence as entertainment to stop this abberant behaviour at its source.
We live in an age where the impressionable are encouraged to behave badly,then punished for it.We need to stop promoting violence as entertainment to stop this abberant behaviour at its source.
Thudpucker
07-05-2002, 09:14 AM
I think I understand your disagrement with Capitol Punishment now.
You said:
"We live in an age where the impressionable are encouraged to behave badly,then punished for it.We need to stop promoting violence as entertainment to stop this abberant behaviour at its source."
My opinion of your subject differs of course. You may be right about Childrens TV shows that use Violence as entertainment.
Even slap-stick depicts what you are against. I went through those TV war's with my son back in the 60's. The Saturday morning Kill Shows.
Aside from that, I am discussing the execution of Adults, who made Adult decisions. What if it was made as a result of this Adult's "Society Filter" being distorted by a TV show he watched as a child. So What!
He knew the Burgurlary, Theft, Rape, etc etc etc was wrong when he did it. In fact when planning his crime, when he was in 'need' of quick cash, or just bored, he knew he was doing wrong.
And he did it anyway!
The rest of us did not commit his crime with him. Nor did we encourage him to commit the crime. And we know by his 2nd conviction, that he's not going to stop!
Now we have a wounded animal. An Animal of alternate Social responses. A Dog that chases Chickens or Sheep!
There is no known method of 'repairing' him.
On the Farm we'd just shoot him. In the city, a dog that bite's takes his last trip to the Dog Pound as soon as we are sure it's him.
This 2nd offender is no different!
Isn't this strange? We are having a tough time making the right decision over punishing this 2nd offender, this repeat criminal, and he has no problem making the decision to violate us again!
Ironic! We both are exhibiting weakness' similar in nature.
You said:
"We live in an age where the impressionable are encouraged to behave badly,then punished for it.We need to stop promoting violence as entertainment to stop this abberant behaviour at its source."
My opinion of your subject differs of course. You may be right about Childrens TV shows that use Violence as entertainment.
Even slap-stick depicts what you are against. I went through those TV war's with my son back in the 60's. The Saturday morning Kill Shows.
Aside from that, I am discussing the execution of Adults, who made Adult decisions. What if it was made as a result of this Adult's "Society Filter" being distorted by a TV show he watched as a child. So What!
He knew the Burgurlary, Theft, Rape, etc etc etc was wrong when he did it. In fact when planning his crime, when he was in 'need' of quick cash, or just bored, he knew he was doing wrong.
And he did it anyway!
The rest of us did not commit his crime with him. Nor did we encourage him to commit the crime. And we know by his 2nd conviction, that he's not going to stop!
Now we have a wounded animal. An Animal of alternate Social responses. A Dog that chases Chickens or Sheep!
There is no known method of 'repairing' him.
On the Farm we'd just shoot him. In the city, a dog that bite's takes his last trip to the Dog Pound as soon as we are sure it's him.
This 2nd offender is no different!
Isn't this strange? We are having a tough time making the right decision over punishing this 2nd offender, this repeat criminal, and he has no problem making the decision to violate us again!
Ironic! We both are exhibiting weakness' similar in nature.
boingo82
07-05-2002, 03:39 PM
As for why we don't execute, a lot of people believe that humans don't have the authority to determine whether someone should live or die, regardless of whether they're a career criminal. They're also worried about the possibility of an innocent being mistakenly convicted and killed. I say 3rd strike, you're out. If we do kill an innocent, that is very sad, but how many have we saved? 70% of released inmates end up back in prison, which is a veritable country club. My mother knew a man who deliberately committed robbery so he could get his teeth fixed for free. (I used to live in Canon City, CO, home of the recent forest fires and also home to 7 federal and state prisons within the county limits, so I know about prisons and prison towns.) Another argument against execution is that it is "way more expensive than paying for an inmate's life in prison". That's what they tell me, though I have yet to see any proof. I doubt that an injection and the requisite paperwork could be more expensive than an inmate's food for life, let alone his housing, psychiatric care, medical, dental, etc.
Here's my suggestion: ship all 3rd-conviction inmates up to Mars and dump them off. At best, they'll form a society and work to stay alive like the first Australians did, and at worst, they'll become much-needed fertilizer for when the rest of us decided to inhabit Mars. No, I'm not kidding. Yes, I know it would be expensive.
Here's my suggestion: ship all 3rd-conviction inmates up to Mars and dump them off. At best, they'll form a society and work to stay alive like the first Australians did, and at worst, they'll become much-needed fertilizer for when the rest of us decided to inhabit Mars. No, I'm not kidding. Yes, I know it would be expensive.
taranaki
07-05-2002, 05:05 PM
Originally posted by boingo82
Here's my suggestion: ship all 3rd-conviction inmates up to Mars and dump them off. At best, they'll form a society and work to stay alive like the first Australians did, and at worst, they'll become much-needed fertilizer for when the rest of us decided to inhabit Mars. No, I'm not kidding. Yes, I know it would be expensive.
Having seen what Australia has evolved into,I wouldn't wish it on Mars.
Here's my suggestion: ship all 3rd-conviction inmates up to Mars and dump them off. At best, they'll form a society and work to stay alive like the first Australians did, and at worst, they'll become much-needed fertilizer for when the rest of us decided to inhabit Mars. No, I'm not kidding. Yes, I know it would be expensive.
Having seen what Australia has evolved into,I wouldn't wish it on Mars.
Thudpucker
07-05-2002, 05:18 PM
".......believe that humans don't have the authority to determine whether someone should live or die... "
Can you see the weakness in that statment?
"I just cant bring my self to execute this man" "Something in me is afraid to do it"
The guy doing the talking makes all kinds of excuses, religious and philisopical, to keep him from approaching the Paradox of the Death penalty.
Remember I said "upon the 2nd felony conviction" and I also said "Not a conviction that was a 'Sell Job' by a good procecutor.
The guy I'm talking about is definatly guilty, and isn't going to change.
There's no logical reason to avoid execution for the guy I'm talking about.
No wrongly convicted guys here!
As far as the cost is concerned. I think a year is enough time to plan and execute an appeal. That should cut down the cost.
I believe that statment about the cost of execution being higher than the cost of incarceration is just plain BS.
I thought of isolation for criminals too
There's an old Prison Island in the bay southeast of Sewered Alaska.
I thought we could give each man convicted, and bound for that island, a good Coat, Five dollars in quarters, a fifth of booze, and a knife.
The population would soon level itself. The Remaining prisoners would have plenty to eat.
Can you see the weakness in that statment?
"I just cant bring my self to execute this man" "Something in me is afraid to do it"
The guy doing the talking makes all kinds of excuses, religious and philisopical, to keep him from approaching the Paradox of the Death penalty.
Remember I said "upon the 2nd felony conviction" and I also said "Not a conviction that was a 'Sell Job' by a good procecutor.
The guy I'm talking about is definatly guilty, and isn't going to change.
There's no logical reason to avoid execution for the guy I'm talking about.
No wrongly convicted guys here!
As far as the cost is concerned. I think a year is enough time to plan and execute an appeal. That should cut down the cost.
I believe that statment about the cost of execution being higher than the cost of incarceration is just plain BS.
I thought of isolation for criminals too
There's an old Prison Island in the bay southeast of Sewered Alaska.
I thought we could give each man convicted, and bound for that island, a good Coat, Five dollars in quarters, a fifth of booze, and a knife.
The population would soon level itself. The Remaining prisoners would have plenty to eat.
Damien
07-09-2002, 09:34 PM
Most of that was way to long read but I'll get to my point!
I'm going to be a defense attorney and if anyone keeps needing to be defended in the court, then I say keep letting them be sent out.
The thing is, how do you know for sure that someone isn't going to change. You're not one to judge that. The govebnment is, which I don't exactly agree with them either, but different story.
Also, with most of us being street racers, since this is a street car forum site, a felony could be getting caught street racing which is now starting to be big time illegal in California. And to think about those outstanding speeding tickets. They'll have to add to something.
I do though think that death row should be cleaned out and execution should be harsher. AN eye for an eye, or :flamer:, or :badass:, or :greenchai, or :eshooter:......you get the picture. :D:D:D
I'm going to be a defense attorney and if anyone keeps needing to be defended in the court, then I say keep letting them be sent out.
The thing is, how do you know for sure that someone isn't going to change. You're not one to judge that. The govebnment is, which I don't exactly agree with them either, but different story.
Also, with most of us being street racers, since this is a street car forum site, a felony could be getting caught street racing which is now starting to be big time illegal in California. And to think about those outstanding speeding tickets. They'll have to add to something.
I do though think that death row should be cleaned out and execution should be harsher. AN eye for an eye, or :flamer:, or :badass:, or :greenchai, or :eshooter:......you get the picture. :D:D:D
Thudpucker
07-10-2002, 11:01 AM
You need to edit your posts a little bit, I couldnt understand what you meant in the paragraph about the "Defence Attorney", or at least I hope what I think I read is not what you meant?
The rest of 'Your point' says, "I wont take a chance on executing a guy because he might re-habilatate" (I cant make a decision)
Just how many chanches are you going to give the guy?
Are you going to re-imburse me for my losses to this guy?
And when he finally Kills, or Rapes in the process of comitting a crime?
Then how will you re-imburse the Victims?
Two solid convictions is enough for me!
On street racing, you know it's wrong! I think its a Misdemeaner anyway.
You could jump into politics and try to make a law. Street racing Legal?
Can you see how silly your stance is now?
The rest of 'Your point' says, "I wont take a chance on executing a guy because he might re-habilatate" (I cant make a decision)
Just how many chanches are you going to give the guy?
Are you going to re-imburse me for my losses to this guy?
And when he finally Kills, or Rapes in the process of comitting a crime?
Then how will you re-imburse the Victims?
Two solid convictions is enough for me!
On street racing, you know it's wrong! I think its a Misdemeaner anyway.
You could jump into politics and try to make a law. Street racing Legal?
Can you see how silly your stance is now?
StageOneGalant
07-10-2002, 11:31 AM
i beleive every1 deserves a second chance, depending on the crime committed. and how serious it was....life i precious. and shouldn't be taken lightly.
Sham365
07-10-2002, 01:10 PM
Well if an offender comes out, back into the situation that got him/her into trouble in the 1st place then we cannot expect them not to repeat. What we need to do is give these people life skills or relocation so that they can come out in a different situation and be less likely to repeat their illegal actions.
Damien
07-10-2002, 04:55 PM
Originally posted by Thudpucker
You need to edit your posts a little bit, I couldnt understand what you meant in the paragraph about the "Defence Attorney", or at least I hope what I think I read is not what you meant?
The rest of 'Your point' says, "I wont take a chance on executing a guy because he might re-habilatate" (I cant make a decision)
Just how many chanches are you going to give the guy?
Are you going to re-imburse me for my losses to this guy?
And when he finally Kills, or Rapes in the process of comitting a crime?
Then how will you re-imburse the Victims?
Two solid convictions is enough for me!
On street racing, you know it's wrong! I think its a Misdemeaner anyway.
You could jump into politics and try to make a law. Street racing Legal?
Can you see how silly your stance is now?
Well I do want to be a defense attorney and people do need more chances, so I get paid! :D
I never said anything about making street racin legal? :huh:
Oops....a lot of mistakes. Anyhow, re-imburse you for his mistakes!?!
No of course not, you're not my problem but you can't kill a guy because some people found him guilty, especially after two felonies, i mean, there a degrees/levels of felonies and depending on that, is what we should do to someone. After two felonies, death.....I think not, unless it was major ordeal.
So if you are convicted of two felonies and you are innocent, you think you should be put to death with the case close and the real guy still out there?
Sham is right though and now I think some prisons are doing that so crminals won't resort to thier old doings. They can make money now, so something new and hopefully better is goin on.
Anyone can change, it's possible and life gives and takes things from you and you'll have to live with that. Nothing can change that.
I still beleive punishments should be harsher and that we waste to much money on these criminals in death row though. A sentence to death row should be shorter so money isn't spent like that and can be used on better things.
You need to edit your posts a little bit, I couldnt understand what you meant in the paragraph about the "Defence Attorney", or at least I hope what I think I read is not what you meant?
The rest of 'Your point' says, "I wont take a chance on executing a guy because he might re-habilatate" (I cant make a decision)
Just how many chanches are you going to give the guy?
Are you going to re-imburse me for my losses to this guy?
And when he finally Kills, or Rapes in the process of comitting a crime?
Then how will you re-imburse the Victims?
Two solid convictions is enough for me!
On street racing, you know it's wrong! I think its a Misdemeaner anyway.
You could jump into politics and try to make a law. Street racing Legal?
Can you see how silly your stance is now?
Well I do want to be a defense attorney and people do need more chances, so I get paid! :D
I never said anything about making street racin legal? :huh:
Oops....a lot of mistakes. Anyhow, re-imburse you for his mistakes!?!
No of course not, you're not my problem but you can't kill a guy because some people found him guilty, especially after two felonies, i mean, there a degrees/levels of felonies and depending on that, is what we should do to someone. After two felonies, death.....I think not, unless it was major ordeal.
So if you are convicted of two felonies and you are innocent, you think you should be put to death with the case close and the real guy still out there?
Sham is right though and now I think some prisons are doing that so crminals won't resort to thier old doings. They can make money now, so something new and hopefully better is goin on.
Anyone can change, it's possible and life gives and takes things from you and you'll have to live with that. Nothing can change that.
I still beleive punishments should be harsher and that we waste to much money on these criminals in death row though. A sentence to death row should be shorter so money isn't spent like that and can be used on better things.
Chevrolet1986
08-07-2002, 03:39 PM
I think execution is a little extreme, but depending on what the situation is. If the criminal killed a child, or set off an explosive killing a lot of people, then I think death penalty and execution should be considered. :devil:
Thudpucker
08-08-2002, 01:59 AM
I wasn't talking about a Killer. They should all be executed.
I was talking about a Thief, a Burgurlar, a Drug Dealer and anybody else that demonstrates, beyond a Shadow of a Doubt, that he intends to continue his unlawful acts and risky lifestyle.
That's confirmed by the 2nd conviction. That's easy for most people to understand.
That convict is not headed toward Re-habilitation.
I feel sorry for people who cant make the tough decisions, and I dont see how anybody can be squemish about the DP in those cases.
But people who cannot make a tough decision, as in favor of the DP, for those guys, should be made to pay for the suffering of the rest of us.:mad:
I was talking about a Thief, a Burgurlar, a Drug Dealer and anybody else that demonstrates, beyond a Shadow of a Doubt, that he intends to continue his unlawful acts and risky lifestyle.
That's confirmed by the 2nd conviction. That's easy for most people to understand.
That convict is not headed toward Re-habilitation.
I feel sorry for people who cant make the tough decisions, and I dont see how anybody can be squemish about the DP in those cases.
But people who cannot make a tough decision, as in favor of the DP, for those guys, should be made to pay for the suffering of the rest of us.:mad:
Ssom
08-08-2002, 04:35 AM
This often confuses me as well, PRISON SOLVES NOTHNG!!!! It seems to make criminals even more angry :mad: :mad:
Perhaps a hard term of breaking rocks might set them straight :)
Perhaps a hard term of breaking rocks might set them straight :)
Thudpucker
08-08-2002, 10:58 AM
"Prison solves nothing" is very close to right.
A very small percentage of Prisoners, usually the young guys, get the Crap scared out of them in Prison.
They learn to become the good citizen, at least good enough to never come back into the Criminal Justice system.
However, the vast majority of Prisoners just get Harder, Angrier and more knowlegable.
Thier Second Felony is much much harder to solve and even harder to proove.
These Felonies become meaner and harder on thier Victims as time goes by. Eventually they get caught and sometimes go back to prison.
Now it should be obvious to everyone, that this guy, and eveyone like him, should be Executed.
Save us the Agony of dealing with this guy.
I'm saying something logical for Executing these guys.
All this time I've been waiting for sombody to say something logical about not executing them.
Pretend you are speaking before the Supreme Court, going up against me, trying to keep us from executing all these Multi-time losers.
What would you say that might sway the Supreme Court Judges?
Anybody????
A very small percentage of Prisoners, usually the young guys, get the Crap scared out of them in Prison.
They learn to become the good citizen, at least good enough to never come back into the Criminal Justice system.
However, the vast majority of Prisoners just get Harder, Angrier and more knowlegable.
Thier Second Felony is much much harder to solve and even harder to proove.
These Felonies become meaner and harder on thier Victims as time goes by. Eventually they get caught and sometimes go back to prison.
Now it should be obvious to everyone, that this guy, and eveyone like him, should be Executed.
Save us the Agony of dealing with this guy.
I'm saying something logical for Executing these guys.
All this time I've been waiting for sombody to say something logical about not executing them.
Pretend you are speaking before the Supreme Court, going up against me, trying to keep us from executing all these Multi-time losers.
What would you say that might sway the Supreme Court Judges?
Anybody????
YogsVR4
08-08-2002, 11:53 AM
Actually its pretty simple - the law doesn't support the execution of people who have not committed a capitol crime. You'll need to change the law before the court can do anything.
Thudpucker
08-08-2002, 02:43 PM
I made a mistake when I asked. I should have asked for a logical reason why we dont....
I did watch a forum on the subject. The Supreme court reads its decisions, and the Various Law entities (Right's, left's, U-Prof's, etc etc) get to make thier comments.
Among the comments was "....before the DP can be assessed, it must be prooven that an Aggrevated Assualt:confused: with the Intent to Kill......"
I was angerd by that inane statment. There is always obvious aggression when a Burgular etc etc finds it necessart to silence a Victim who would be a witness.
They never talked about what crimes fall into the DP catagory though.
I was pretty sure Jay Walking was not included. But I dont think I ever heard anybody explain the difference between Capitol crimes, and Non-Capitol crimes.
I guess I'll have to go buy a Judge a drink....
I did watch a forum on the subject. The Supreme court reads its decisions, and the Various Law entities (Right's, left's, U-Prof's, etc etc) get to make thier comments.
Among the comments was "....before the DP can be assessed, it must be prooven that an Aggrevated Assualt:confused: with the Intent to Kill......"
I was angerd by that inane statment. There is always obvious aggression when a Burgular etc etc finds it necessart to silence a Victim who would be a witness.
They never talked about what crimes fall into the DP catagory though.
I was pretty sure Jay Walking was not included. But I dont think I ever heard anybody explain the difference between Capitol crimes, and Non-Capitol crimes.
I guess I'll have to go buy a Judge a drink....
Damien
08-08-2002, 04:23 PM
It's weird how now of days some poeple look at prison like that! THe homless almost want to be arrested because of three square meals a day, place to sleep, HBO:rolleyes:, and gyms! It's obvious on how jails are getting crowded and also the fact of what this thread is about! Criminals also get paid now so they can pay off their, ordeals such as child support and others are able to keep it!
Insanity plea should be watch! Anyone see Primal Fear???
Insanity plea should be watch! Anyone see Primal Fear???
Thudpucker
08-14-2002, 01:38 AM
I went to Korea and back on a Troop ship.
Any victim of one of those rides know's what Prison life should be like.
I tried to explain that to a Judge once. He told me it would be ruled "Cruel and Unusual" today.
Aint that a Crock....?
It should be the Rule instead of the exclusion.
Packed in! Bunks were canvas laced to Pipes, six bunks high head to head and foot to foot. Not enough room between row's of bunks' to let two small adults pass. One had to Duck into a bunk to let the other by.
Hundreds of guys packed into one big 'room'.
All the lines were 'Asshole to Belly button', no posessions at all, news 24/7 coming down on us from Speakers, lights on 24/7, group trips to the Showers, Fresh water available only twice a day, meals served in groups at 15 minute intervels, damn whistles and Horns going off all day and night, and one change of clothes. Laundry every other day.
The smell of Puke in everything, and on everybody.
After a couple of days, the Chow lines were down to zilch.
One Sailor said "He could feed all of us with one greasy Pork Chop on a String"
That's what prison should be like. Put them Buggers on a Ship, and slowly transport them round and round out in the Pacific.
It'l cost a lot less, and you can expect a lot less reciticizim.
Any victim of one of those rides know's what Prison life should be like.
I tried to explain that to a Judge once. He told me it would be ruled "Cruel and Unusual" today.
Aint that a Crock....?
It should be the Rule instead of the exclusion.
Packed in! Bunks were canvas laced to Pipes, six bunks high head to head and foot to foot. Not enough room between row's of bunks' to let two small adults pass. One had to Duck into a bunk to let the other by.
Hundreds of guys packed into one big 'room'.
All the lines were 'Asshole to Belly button', no posessions at all, news 24/7 coming down on us from Speakers, lights on 24/7, group trips to the Showers, Fresh water available only twice a day, meals served in groups at 15 minute intervels, damn whistles and Horns going off all day and night, and one change of clothes. Laundry every other day.
The smell of Puke in everything, and on everybody.
After a couple of days, the Chow lines were down to zilch.
One Sailor said "He could feed all of us with one greasy Pork Chop on a String"
That's what prison should be like. Put them Buggers on a Ship, and slowly transport them round and round out in the Pacific.
It'l cost a lot less, and you can expect a lot less reciticizim.
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