From: ron.sam{please-remove}@cox.net
I would like you lurkers to read this Meat Beaters response to Chris.
Now picture yourself working a cellblock of about 100 crimms (all of whom
are innocent, you know). Basically, you're a glorified babysitter because
half these guys need to be taught how to count to ten (but by god, they can
make homebrew out of a rotting chunk of turd and a pack of sugar).
Now out of your 100 charges, about 5 of them are going to be like Lefty (or
"critter" or whatever he calls himself now) - howling and screaming, whining
and bellyaching about whatever inane crap he can think of to blabber about.
Mostly, he's a stooge for the real convicts who are busy plotting some
devious shit, and he's the guy who is supposed to keep you distracted from
catching them. Now you know this, but you really can't ignore him because
the minute you do, he goes whining to your Lieutenant or the Captain
complaining that he was begging you for toilet paper - but you ignored him -
which caused him to have to shit his pants which is in violation of his 8th
Amendment Rights - yadda, yadda, yadda (I'll bet those of you who aren't COs
think I'm making this shit up, huh?).
So here you are dealing with this slab of human jetsam....hour after
hour....day after day....
Back in the old days, you'd just take him out back and whip the cat piss out
of him and be done with it. But in our new and improved, high tech prisons
where everything is video recorded and we have effectively brainwashed all
the staff into being snitches for the Admin, you can't do that.
Can you guarantee that after about 5 years of putting up with his mouthy
bullshit that you wouldn't lose your temper one day and kick him right in
his coochie?
Think about it.
"Critter" wrote in message
news:BQcwb.214247$mZ5.1608003@attbi_s54...
>
> "Chris" wrote in message
> news:uqawb.33133$KI4.26033@twister.tampabay.rr.com...
> >
> > "Critter" wrote in message
> > news:Kd9wb.216797$9E1.1167667@attbi_s52...
> >
> > > Chrissy, your opinion clearly shows that the jury system cant work in
> the
> > > US. Too many people like yourself who are so uneducated that they
would
> > > allow their mind to confuse suspicion with presumption of guilt.
> >
> > Well, since you're going to call me Chrissy, I'll go ahead and resume
> > calling you by the title of plunger-boy.
> >
> > Because I believe he is guilty, I must be uneducated? Show us how that
> > works.
> >
> > Suspicion is presumption. The difference, is conviction.
>
>
> Suspicion is not the same as presumption, Jacko-bait. The man is PRESUMED
> innocent, but SUSPECTED guilty.
>
> Got it ? Now quit playing around with daddy's beige colored toys and go
back
> to the leggo box.
>
>
> > > > His life will be in no danger. He's a mega-millionaire. His
lawyers
> > will
> > > > work out some freakish deal where he'll serve house arrest, or be
> under
> > > > constant doubled guard.
> > >
> > >
> > > Poppycock.
> >
> > How many mega-millionaires can you compare this case to, and validate
your
> > claim?
>
>
> As soon as rl finishes me off, then you can assume the position. Just get
in
> line right behind him.
>
>
> > > I have changed the laws. All of them. Would you like to read the laws
> that
> > > I've rewritten on my own behalf ? I'll be happy to show them to you.
> >
> > So, you're a legislator?
>
>
> Thats right smart ass - I have passed a whole new set of laws which I have
> personally certified as authentic, they are personal ordinances, and I
deem
> you to be in violation. You owed me 10 blow jobs.
>
>
> > > > It is not up to these prosecutors in California to remedy
problematic
> > > prison
> > > > conditions. It's their job to decide upon prosecuting criminal
> > offenders.
> > > > Under the current laws, such situations would be relegated to other
> > > > departments. But you already knew that, right?
> > >
> > >
> > > Wrong. I have never heard a prosecutor complaining that he feels
uneasy
> > that
> > > the guy he just convicted for car theft or smoking pot might wind up
> > getting
> > > raped or murdered in prison. I have never heard them crying out at the
> > > inhumanity of such a situation. Instead, there is tremendous
competition
> > for
> > > the job of prosecutor. People are chomping at the bit to pull the
switch
> > on
> > > someone, as long as they can get away with it.
> >
> > This is about reporting prison misconduct to the proper departments, not
> > about whether or not a prosecutor feels uneasy with a pre-existing
> > conviction. They are NOT the same concerns.
>
>
> You are a cop, or some cop's kid - right ? I thought so.
>
> Let me explain why this is wrong behaviour for a DA or prosecutor.
>
> They know that prison conditions in California are so extreme that they
> could easily be compared to Auschwitz or any other Nazi camp. Knowing
this,
> they do not protest at the duty of sending someone to their death. Rather,
> they do all they can to encourage yet harsher conditions for inmates.
>
> They are part of the machinery which furnishes society with a never ending
> supply of man's inhumanity to man. You can thank them for a large portion
of
> crime which exists today.
>
>
>
>
>
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