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No, but some of us get old and stupid and that ain't going to last forever
either.

Jim

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"Mortimer Schnerd, RN" mschnerdatcarolina.rr.com wrote in message
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None of us stays young and stupid forever.

Here's the problem Larry. If the criminal justice system were to do what
would be required to stop prison rapes and other assaults and crime in
prison, the liberals in the country would be calling that and assault on the
rights of those in prison. Prison is a bad place and it is supposed to be.
It is full of bad people and it is supposed to be.

The only real fix for prisoner on prisoner crime is to work them so hard
that when they are not working they sleep.

On 2007-06-09 13:22:36 -0700, said:


Well, now these young men get to find out what its like in an ass-
pounding prison...

If you are going to lock people up, you have an obligation to protect
them, both from themselves and from others. It is one of the main
reasons we lock them up in the first place.

Like so much of society, the penal system is breaking down.
--
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World Famous Flight Instructor

C J Campbell wrote:
On 2007-06-09 13:22:36 -0700, said:


Well, now these young men get to find out what its like in an ass-
pounding prison...

If you are going to lock people up, you have an obligation to protect
them, both from themselves and from others. It is one of the main
reasons we lock them up in the first place.


What would be required to do that would have the criminal rights people
screaming.

wrote)
Larry, I think your underwear are too tight... :-)


Larry has some issues with prison rape, and so you just had to go with the
underwear reference?

BTW, for dinner tonight ....fresh fish.


P-Mont
http://www.prisonflicks.com/genres.php?filmGenreID=1&sortVar=filmReviewDate&so rtDir=down
Women in Prison movies

On Mon, 11 Jun 2007 13:10:22 -0500, "Gig 601XL Builder"
wrDOTgiaconaATsuddenlink.net wrote in
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Here's the problem Larry. If the criminal justice system were to do what
would be required to stop prison rapes and other assaults and crime in
prison, the liberals in the country would be calling that and assault on the
rights of those in prison.

What is it that YOU feel would be required to enforce the laws in
prisons?

Prison is a bad place and it is supposed to be.

Are you able to cite any authoritative or even credible information
that supports your assertion?

It is full of bad people and it is supposed to be.

Of if it were only so simple as you paint it.

There are a lot of people incarcerated for possession of illicit
substances who don't belong in prison; they belong in rehab. In fact,
it is my understanding, that over half of our nation's prison
population are there for violations of drug laws.

Do you feel that Scooter Liby, Duke Cunningham, and Paris Hilton are
"bad" (whatever you definition of 'bad' is) people, and that it's
appropriate for them to be anally raped as part of their sentence?

Personally, I would classify Charles Manson as bad, and John Hinkley
as deranged, not necessarily bad, drug users as sick, and a good
portion of those in jail as mentally defective. Each classification
requires different treatment, but none deserve to be abused.

The only real fix for prisoner on prisoner crime is to work them so hard
that when they are not working they sleep.

Perhaps.

The real fix is to purge the jails of those inmates who are
incarcerated for victimless crimes, so that there would be adequate
penal facilities to separate the violent criminals from the general
inmate population and it would free prison personnel to enforce the
laws. But that's not going to happen as long as the religious right
is in power, Congress is corrupt, and the general population is so
uneducated and apathetic as to be unconcerned with injustice.

Would'ja check the tense on that verb? I think "has broken" is more
descriptive.

Jim

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"Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today."
--James Dean


"C J Campbell" wrote in message
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Like so much of society, the penal system is breaking down.

On Jun 11, 1:24 pm, "Montblack" Y4_NOT!...
wrote:
wrote)

Larry, I think your underwear are too tight... :-)

Larry has some issues with prison rape, and so you just had to go with the
underwear reference?

BTW, for dinner tonight ....fresh fish.

P-Mont
http://www.prisonflicks.com/genres.php?filmGenreID=1&sortVar=filmRevi...
Women in Prison movies

But I used a smiley!

Larry Dighera wrote:
Do you feel that Scooter Liby, Duke Cunningham, and Paris Hilton are
"bad" (whatever you definition of 'bad' is) people, and that it's
appropriate for them to be anally raped as part of their sentence?


I don't place them in the same category as their crimes are very different.
Hilton's a drunk driver... she's in the women's section of a county jail where
she's unlikely to get raped.... no men there to do it.

Scooter Libby exceeded his power as a public servant and I doubt he's going to
Buttslammer Prison. A Club Fed is more likely for him if he ever serves a day
before Bush pardons him.

As for Duke Cunningham, he's a special case. He's a Congressman who not only
abused his position, he took bribes. After years of ****ing us, I have no
problem with him getting a little of that back from his fellow prisoners. So
sad, too bad. I can think of a few other public servants who deserve to join
him. They shouldn't have stolen.



--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
mschnerdatcarolina.rr.com

Larry Dighera wrote:
On Mon, 11 Jun 2007 10:52:03 GMT, Matt Whiting
wrote in :

So you think the US military's behavior in Abu Grave was appropriate?
Where? Never heard of any such place.


http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...icle739348.ece
US to close Abu Ghraib 'torture prison'

In a report leaked in April, 2004, Major General Antonia Taguba of
the US Army concluded that soldiers had committed "egregrious acts
and grave breaches of law". He reported "sadistic, blatant and
wanton ciminal abuses" of prisoners.

The most notorious case was that of Private Lynddie England who
was jailed for three years after a picture of her holding a naked
inmate on a dog lead was circulated around the world.

The subsequent political scandal caused tremendous damage to the
public image of the coalition forces, with critics arguing that it
was representative of a broader American attitude towards Iraqis.

Thousands of people are held on suspicion of guerrilla activity
for many months. The United Nations and Iraqi ministers have
complained that the system is an abuse of human rights.


If you meant Abu Ghraib, why did you write Abu Grave?

Matt