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Abolish the Senate, ICE, prisons, and borders... but stay on the Democratic ballot line? š¤
āDSA co-chair Megan Romer is doubling down on major structural changes as Democratic party infighting heats up.
āRadical vision or political contradiction? Where do you stand? š
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However, Ms. Mitford's main thrust was exposing the use of prisoners as ālab ratsā testing the effectiveness of sophisticated forms of mental coercion and powerful psychoactive drugs. In her article she wrote about the results of a laboratory experiment designed to test the effects of isolation on the human mind: āThe exciting potential of sensory deprivation as a behavior modifier was revealed through an experiment in which students were paid $20 a day to live in tiny, solitary cubicles with nothing to do. The experiment was supposed to last at least six weeks, but none of the stuĀdents could take it for more than a few days: Many experienced vivid hallucinations - one student in particular insisted that a tiny spaceship had got into the chamber and was buzzing around shooting pellets at him. While they were in this condition, the experimenter fed the students propaganda messages: No matter how poorly it was presented or how illogical it sounded, the propaganda had a marked effect on the students' attitudes - an effect that lasted for at least a year after they came out of the deprivation chambers.ā
How would prisons in an Abo world work?
This depends on your own au sort of.
Prisons are separated by people who can impregnate, and people who can get pregnant. So if male omegas can't get pregnant and female alphas can,they would not be together, while male omegas and male alphas would.
This does leave the possibility of alphas and omegas to be together if your au allows it, in which case I might add an O-block where they keep all the omegas on the other side of campus to that a frenzy doesn't erupt or anything.
Part of going to prison means there isn't anyone to help you through your heat and they aren't going to give you anything to self-satisfy. Think about that omegas before committing a crime!
Two of the nationās largest private prison companies expect to cash in on additional federal contracts, according to August earnings calls.
ā ... On CoreCivicās earnings call, Hininger, in a similar vein, said āCoreCivic does not advocate for or against legislation or policies that determine the basis for or duration of an individual's detention. We do not enforce immigration laws or policies or have any say whatsoever in the individual's deportation or release.ā
Yet both companies, among other activity related to politics, contributed Ā $250,000 each to help support expenditures for Trumpās 2017 inaugural festivities.
During the 2016 election cycle, GEO Group affiliates contributed $275,000 to Rebuilding America Now, a pro-Trump super PAC, according to OpenSecrets.com, which tracks donations. GEO affiliates donated to more than 40 individual GOP congressional candidates in 2016, and at least nine Democrats. Ā GEO also moved a leadership meeting in 2017 to Trump National Doral, a Trump golf resort near Miami.
CoreCivic contributed $35,000 to the National Republican Senatorial Committee and $30,000 to the National Republican Congressional Committee, according to OpenSecrets.com. The company also donated to more than 40 GOP and at least seven Democratic congressional candidates. ...Ā ā
Arthur B. Crane and his students at Riverside County Jail, Riverside, California. 1935
Los Angeles Times archive, UCLA
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radical idea
start own and operate a for-profit prison that beats the government and current private sector incarceration competitors on confinement and detention, with an emphasis on metrics and focus on rehabilitation versus punishment.Ā
build a justice focused prison that has low recidivism rates, innovative approaches to justice and rehabilitation, it probably might not even rely on a traditional physical prison setup.Ā
use profits to expand services and facilities and advocate for policies that emphasize de-incarceration, less arrests, and restorative justice practices. put the bad private prisons and gov run prisons out of business. donāt just beat them at their own game, but change the game.
Announcing the 2016 Charles Colson Hope Award Honorees - Prison Fellowship
Announcing the 2016 Charles Colson Hope Award Honorees ā PrisonĀ Fellowship
August 9, 2016 by Steve Rempe
On August 9, 1976ātwo years to the day that President Richard Nixon resigned from as President of the United StatesāCharles Colson founded Prison Fellowship. The former Nixon adviser, who spent sevenĀ months in a federal correctional facilityĀ after pleading guilty to Watergate-related charges, left prison a changed man, committed to āremembering the prisonerā andā¦
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