[ARCHIVED THREAD] - How Gangs Took Over Prisons (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 9/18/2014 11:04:19 AM EDT
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http://www.theatlantic.com/features/archive/2014/09/how-gangs-took-over-prisons/379330/
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Quoted: http://www.theatlantic.com/features/archive/2014/09/how-gangs-took-over-prisons/379330/ On mobile so I can't post hotlinks; bit worth the read. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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(Since that presentation, I have found it impossible to look at a picture of Iacocca without imagining him stuffing his cheeks and rectum with razor blades.) 
ETA: Why don't prisons use cell jammers? "The devil you know" or something? Or are they monitoring all cell communications? 
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As much as I love "Blood in, Blood out", "American Me" is the better movie. "Pie Face had left me only one choice - just a strength of a gesture. A thought with no voice." -Santana |
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Yea, it`s like high school. Here`s my plan. Day one you go in your cell alone, that is where you stay until your release date, the only thing that ever go`s into your cell is bread and water. Any lip and you get a ice cold fire hose, until you don`t have a problem anymore. This is just for the non violent. The rapists, killers, etc, go straight to the firing squad. Let the rehabilitation begin!
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Quoted: Yea, it`s like high school. Here`s my plan. Day one you go in your cell alone, that is where you stay until your release date, the only thing that ever go`s into your cell is bread and water. Any lip and you get a ice cold fire hose, until you don`t have a problem anymore. This is just for the non violent. The rapists, killers, etc, go straight to the firing squad. Let the rehabilitation begin! What do you get for an eleven-round magazine?
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Quoted: This is just for the non violent. The rapists, killers, etc, go straight to the firing squad. Let the rehabilitation begin! Quoted: Quoted: Yea, it`s like high school. Here`s my plan. Day one you go in your cell alone, that is where you stay until your release date, the only thing that ever go`s into your cell is bread and water. Any lip and you get a ice cold fire hose, until you don`t have a problem anymore. This is just for the non violent. The rapists, killers, etc, go straight to the firing squad. Let the rehabilitation begin! What do you get for an eleven-round magazine? Loved tenderly. |
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I could stop a prison gang in it's tracks if I were a prison administrator, but then I'd get sued for violating the little darlings' rights as a result. And that's the problem. The system is rigged in favor of criminals. This should surprise no one who has ever dealt with the so-called justice system. Quoted:
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http://www.theatlantic.com/features/archive/2014/09/how-gangs-took-over-prisons/379330/ On mobile so I can't post hotlinks; bit worth the read. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I'm curious. How do you think you would stop the gangs in their tracks? |
Learn something new everyday  ...
Because he is a gentleman, Skarbek waited until we’d finished our burgers to illustrate some of that ingenuity. “How can you tell what type of cellphone an inmate uses,” he asked, “based on what’s in his cell?” He let me think for about two seconds before cheerily giving me the answer: you examine the bar of soap on the prisoner’s sink. The safest place for an inmate to store anything is in his rectum, and to keep the orifice supple and sized for the (contraband) phone, inmates have been known to whittle their bars of soap and tuck them away as a placeholder while their phones are in use. So a short and stubby bar means a durable old dumbphone; broad and flat means a BlackBerry or an iPhone. Pity the poor guy whose bar of soap is the size and shape of a Samsung Galaxy Note. |
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The gangs took over when the government made prisons stop dealing with crooks in a way they understand. This. Went the name was changed from prisons to correction facilities, the mindset changed. Compassionate care is not something they understand. They see it as weakness. Back to prisons, solitary confinement and silence. No talking. |
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I could stop a prison gang in it's tracks if I were a prison administrator, but then I'd get sued for violating the little darlings' rights as a result. And that's the problem. The system is rigged in favor of criminals. This should surprise no one who has ever dealt with the so-called justice system. Quoted:
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http://www.theatlantic.com/features/archive/2014/09/how-gangs-took-over-prisons/379330/ On mobile so I can't post hotlinks; bit worth the read. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Right. Unless you plan on killing them, nothing will stop them. They are more evil and violent than you, therefore they have the advantage. Most of the gang leaders have been in solitary for years and it barely slowed them down. |
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Quoted: This is just for the non violent. The rapists, killers, etc, go straight to the firing squad. Let the rehabilitation begin! Quoted: Quoted: Yea, it`s like high school. Here`s my plan. Day one you go in your cell alone, that is where you stay until your release date, the only thing that ever go`s into your cell is bread and water. Any lip and you get a ice cold fire hose, until you don`t have a problem anymore. This is just for the non violent. The rapists, killers, etc, go straight to the firing squad. Let the rehabilitation begin! What do you get for an eleven-round magazine? |
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Quoted: ETA: Why don't prisons use cell jammers? "The devil you know" or something? Or are they monitoring all cell communications? Quoted: (Since that presentation, I have found it impossible to look at a picture of Iacocca without imagining him stuffing his cheeks and rectum with razor blades.) ETA: Why don't prisons use cell jammers? "The devil you know" or something? Or are they monitoring all cell communications? |
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http://www.theatlantic.com/features/archive/2014/09/how-gangs-took-over-prisons/379330/ On mobile so I can't post hotlinks; bit worth the read. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Hot links can be posted from any device... Yep. Works fine from here. 
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It's illegal to jam radio frequencies. Quoted:
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(Since that presentation, I have found it impossible to look at a picture of Iacocca without imagining him stuffing his cheeks and rectum with razor blades.)
ETA: Why don't prisons use cell jammers? "The devil you know" or something? Or are they monitoring all cell communications? Should be pretty easy to identify where they are, though - as soon as they get turned on. It's just a matter of prioritizing the funding. |
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Finally! Sheesh, I had that old sigline well beyond its humor expiration date. Quoted:
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I could never go to prison, just for the fact at how much stuff you are required to keep in your anus. Finally! Sheesh, I had that old sigline well beyond its humor expiration date. Also, if the gang member selling cell phones comes to you, pick a small flip phone. |
