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Stats from government on incarceration, as @malfeasance said it’s 1/20 will ever be incarcerated (5%) and at any given point in time 1/100 is currently incarcerated
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Stats from government on incarceration, as @malfeasance said it’s 1/20 will ever be incarcerated (5%) and at any given point in time 1/100 is currently incarcerated
malfeasance
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Which is a lot. I am not denying that. The US locks up a lot of folks.
But if you are white, well, 97.5% of us will never see the inside of a prison unless we are working there or visiting somebody.
I am white, And there was just as many of us as there was black people, when you went to the yard to work out all of us stood on one side of the yard and all the blacks stood on the other side, It was the same in the day room, They all had their TV and we all had ours, And there was just as many of them as there was us, there was no minority
You can't believe everything you see on TV, This race war that's been created by the media to divide and conquer the people is a bunch of BS, It doesn't exist I don't want to talk anymore about this It's not going to go anywhere good I'll concede to say that you're right and I'm wrong and that's that
malfeasance
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Are the last three posts directed to something I posted?
malfeasance
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OK, thanks. I wasn't sure what to write or address, lol.
And Lee Priest grew 22 inch arms at only 5'4". LOL. Pretty amazing
My point is to the other guy, prison isn't like what you see on TV It's not a bunch of f****** migrants and black people, that are gang members and covered in tattoos and never had an education. I actually met the complete opposite in there, And those kind of people are the minority that b******* you see on TV, there's actually some of the most normal people you've ever met in your life in there
malfeasance
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Most of the prison system is people with drug problems, And they simply can't pass a drug test so they get locked up by the system, That's about 80% of the prison system ...addicts, normal people doctors ,construction workers, A lot of really educated people that somewhere or other got messed up with drugs, And then you have the 20% that are actually real criminals. The days of prisons being full of hardened criminals is long gone, now they just put people in prison if they have a drug problem instead of giving them some sort of treatment and trying to get them off the drugs, there's very few actual badass hard criminals in there, but the average guy would never know that unless he actually was in one and seen it for himself,you wouldn't even know it to talk to them, They look and act like normal people, The whole prison system changed decades ago when they started closing all the rehabs and treatment centers and started sending everybody to prison, you literally have to look for the bad ones in there because they are the minority, most of it all started with pain pills, which led to heroin addictions, which led to millions of people being incarcerated because they never could get themselves straight again. It's not like the movies, you don't have to run up and knock the biggest guy out, people aren't running around trying to rape each other, they're normal fucoing people in there, that s*** is just Hollywood and the movies and makes good ratings on the news but it's not reality not now, It might have been 40 years ago but it's not anymore, and the ugly truth is, once you do time you're more likely to remain an addict or turn into one because you're going to be way more f***** up than you were when you went in, so you have a perpetual circle that doesn't get any better only worse, I remember when I went in I was scared to death, within a month I realized I had nothing to be afraid of, I wasn't in danger, everybody was the same in there as everybody is out here on the outside, The only difference was they couldn't leave at night, some of the nicest people I've ever met ,That's the facts, not some b******* statistics, that is why we have the highest incarceration rate in the world because elsewhere they actually try to treat people, here prison is just a place to send somebody that's an addict and you don't know what to do with him. It's a business and the people inside are the currency, And business is booming and they have no intention of ever doing anything about it anytime soon because they don't want to fix the problem they want to keep the money flowing
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Did you ever see pictures of the guy's calves, lol his legs are even ridiculous. what it would be like to spend one day in his shoes
glpfun
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Do you not realize how insane it is if there is an equal population of blacks and whites in prison but outside of prison blacks only make up 15% of the population. Do you now see how prison population being equal in size still implies a disproportionate amount of incarceration towards one race?
AlexDavis43
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I don't know man I've never studied it, I would assume there's a hell of a lot more than 15%. Sometimes I feel like there's more of them than us.. It's not something I've ever looked into.. I will tell you one thing I noticed and I hope this isn't interpreted as something racial because I'm not like that.. just something I saw in there, The black population... generally all of them were in there for one reason, They were drug dealers that's what most of them were in there for, And you can tell it when they went to commissary every week, because they're the only ones that come back with a bag over their shoulder with $150 worth of stuff every week like money is no issue, And generally all the white guys were drug addicts, And we were all f****** broke and we were coming back with &30 or $40 of stuff a week if we were lucky. Usually less most of us didn't have any f****** money. I'm not saying all black people are drug dealers but when you go into the prison system that's what most of them are in there for, And when you speak to them they're fairly educated, And they're all about money, They want fast money and they want lots of it and they're not afraid to go after it regardless of what the consequences are, And most of them would tell you the day they get out they're going right back into it, because that's just their life, A lot of them had their families still running s*** while they were in there, I asked many of them about it because I couldn't understand how they all had so much damn money coming in yet they were locked up for selling drugs. For a lot of them it's a way of life and they have no intentions on doing anything to change that ...they know the risks and it doesn't bother them a bit.. I've seen both sides of it and I don't know what to think about any of it ,It just is what it is, I learned my lesson from all of it and that part of my life is long gone. I remember when I got released they put me right in the middle of the city of Pittsburgh, And all them guys I was in there with I kept running into, you know what they were doing? The same thing they were doing before they got sent there the last time.. I made friends with a lot of them... but I never did quite understand why, they're way of life is different than ours in so many ways.. It's how they live and they love it, The hustle, The fast money, cars the women, They love it all and they wouldn't give it up for anything regardless of how many times they get put in there
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