El_Bee wrote: » Gibberish, the US is a foreign country with a VASTLY different culture and about 100 times our population, you're comparing apples to space shuttles.
frag420 wrote: » FYP...
begbysback wrote: » Nonsense? Seriously have a look at what you’re saying, build more prisons, lock more people up, give everybody a criminal conviction - that’ll sort out the mess. Do you see where this is heading or do you need a little direction?
begbysback wrote: » Let me help you out there chief as there seem to be some crucial pieces of information lacking in your perspective. When you break the law then you are committing a crime, same in US. Punishment for crime is incarceration, this usually occurs in what we call Prison, same as US. When prisons reach capacity then more prisons are built, and guess what - they do this in the US too. What problem does building more prisons solve? Answer: lack of prison space.
Deleted User wrote: » Dirkziggler wrote: » No warifin clips given in the jail if broken down you can use the spike with a pen. Warfarin is a tablet, not an injection,
Dirkziggler wrote: » No warifin clips given in the jail if broken down you can use the spike with a pen.
spurious wrote: » There are people who call the guards 'feds'?
begbysback wrote: » Well done, you’ve just ensured we have more criminality, let me know when you’re running for election.
Dirkziggler wrote: » Thats good, jail give it as injection
Fan of Netflix wrote: » Prisons overcrowded they are being encouraged to not jail as many. Won't change until they build more prisons but the government don't seem to have any interest in doing so, it is not in any of their development strategies or long term plans.
raze_them_all_ wrote: » Prisons in America are a private for profit business that does nothing but hold criminals. Nothing like Irish prisons in the slightest
threeball wrote: » Irish prisons are far to soft.
threeball wrote: » raze_them_all_ wrote: » Prisons in America are a private for profit business that does nothing but hold criminals. Nothing like Irish prisons in the slightest Irish prisons are far to soft. Glorified holiday camps with Sky, weights rooms, pool tables etc. If you're part of a crew its a walk in the park. They need to give these guys a good reason to never want to go back. Back breaking work 10 hours a day and the blandest food possible. A decent bed to sleep in and back up for more the following day. None of this soft sh1t that passes for rehabilitation. They wouldn't be taking drugs or have the energy to knife someone if their hole was broke from work.
threeball wrote: » Irish prisons are far to soft. Glorified holiday camps with Sky, weights rooms, pool tables etc. If you're part of a crew its a walk in the park. They need to give these guys a good reason to never want to go back. Back breaking work 10 hours a day and the blandest food possible. A decent bed to sleep in and back up for more the following day. None of this soft sh1t that passes for rehabilitation. They wouldn't be taking drugs or have the energy to knife someone if their hole was broke from work.
Dirkziggler wrote: » There isn't sky in the cells.
hawkelady wrote: » Dirkziggler wrote: » There isn't sky in the cells. No but there is sky in the communal /tv room .. I always remember lonergan calling the inmates “ his boys” and he did everything to rehabilitate “ his boys”. His view was that sky sports and movies makes the place less aggressive .. What he didn’t take into account was that some of his boys just didn’t want to rehabilitate themselves
Dirkziggler wrote: » John lonergan was An animal. A communcal room you get to use for 3 hours a day and the TV is very rarely used
Rows Grower wrote: » John Lonergan was a zookeeper, a highly intelligent, compassionate man with great drive and vision.
Rows Grower wrote: » Dirkziggler wrote: » John lonergan was An animal. A communcal room you get to use for 3 hours a day and the TV is very rarely used John Lonergan was a zookeeper, a highly intelligent, compassionate man with great drive and vision.
Dirkziggler wrote: » Your opinion. Mine wasn't that.
ElBastardo1 wrote: » Dirkziggler wrote: » Your opinion. Mine wasn't that. Because you were an inmate of his?
begbysback wrote: » Oh sweet Jesus, I fear for the future of humanity when this is the current output. Do yourself a favor and google Johann Hari, maybe listen to him on joe rogan.
Dirkziggler wrote: » Yes I make no bones of it, I've admitted it
Rows Grower wrote: » Oh you poor little snowflake, how did you manage at all with only three hours a day in the "communcal" room? The prison must have been very tough for you. All because of the big bad man in charge.
