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Jan 8, 2017 17:23:10   #
Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton
 
reconreb wrote:
You do not need to pay them (per say) when you volunteer for work details you are given " good Time " extra time off sentence .


You're right, I've never been to prison. Spent a week in jail once but that was a case of mistaken identity. Took 'em a week to figure it out. I didn't like it then and have no desire to go back. Didn't like the food and the TV sucked. They never tried to get me to slave for them though. I get it now, I think: You work for nothing (slavery, no matter how you 'spin' it), and for being a good slave, you get to go home earlier than the judge said you would? That's like a robber telling you if you hand your wallet over quietly, he'll only take 'most' of it. Nope. Not me. I was born a free man and regardless of how I may find my corporeal form limited, my thoughts will always be free. I was reading recently about a guy named David Roland Hinkson: In 2004, he was sentenced to 40-some years on a false charge and has been in a maximum security Federal prison ever since. The book is titled "A Cesspool of Judicial Corruption-The David Hinkson Story".

At Hinkson's trial, the judge applied the 'Presumption of Government Regularity and Correctness', giving the accusations of a known liar and perjurer greater credence than a successful businessman because 'government'. Download the pdf version here:

http://www.ini-world-report.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Cesspool-of-Judicial-Corruption.pdf

David Hinkson wouldn't bow to these tyrants and neither would I.

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Jan 8, 2017 17:48:27   #
KiraSeer2016
 
Larry the Legend wrote:
According to a libertyalliance.com headline: "A Massachusetts Sheriff Is Offering President-Elect Trump His Inmates to Build the Proposed Wall Along the Mexican Border". Wow! Last I heard, slavery was made illegal in the United States many, many years ago.

http://libertyalliance.com/massachusetts-sheriff-offering-president-elect-trump-inmates-build-proposed-wall-along-mexican-border/

Here's a thought. What if, instead of paying a contractor to build the wall at Federally mandated wage levels (which, by the way, are outrageously expensive), just offer these convicts half that amount and see if they're interested. Heck, that might even fly.. As an aside, if I were being locked up in a cage 24 hours a day and the head jailer came to me with the order that I was going to provide the labor needed to build a wall or anything else, I'm afraid he probably wouldn't like my answer. Ask, and offer remuneration, and ye may receive. Demand, and ye get the finger...
According to a libertyalliance.com headline: "... (show quote)



Maybe it's just a 21st century chain gang.

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Jan 8, 2017 18:40:46   #
Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton
 
KiraSeer2016 wrote:
Maybe it's just a 21st century chain gang.


...And you put chains on...?

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Jan 8, 2017 18:49:41   #
PaulPisces Loc: San Francisco
 
PoppaGringo wrote:
Typical Liberal thinking and logic.


I know Poppa. The idea that past performance is an indication of future outcome is sooooooooooo out there!
And such a liberal bit of nonsense.


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Jan 9, 2017 00:50:32   #
America Only Loc: From the right hand of God
 
PaulPisces wrote:
If what we know of Trump is true, then a more likely scenario is that he will contract to have the wall built, then, finding that its impact on illegal immigration is negligible, decide that the workers were at fault and refuse to pay them.


Show some evidence of that...we have heard this garbage now show some evidence.

You loons love to just spit out any lie that fits your agenda. By the way, Mr. Fudgepacker, your immoral lifestyle is as bad if not worse than "stiffing" a bill owed to someone...(no pun intended).

I bet you keep your "rhoid" doctor well paid.....by Obama care which means YOU are a social and financial LEECH...well I guess that is par for your course as a Gay Gobbler as leeches suck as much as you do!

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Jan 9, 2017 01:02:04   #
America Only Loc: From the right hand of God
 
Larry the Legend wrote:
You're right, I've never been to prison. Spent a week in jail once but that was a case of mistaken identity. Took 'em a week to figure it out. I didn't like it then and have no desire to go back. Didn't like the food and the TV sucked. They never tried to get me to slave for them though. I get it now, I think: You work for nothing (slavery, no matter how you 'spin' it), and for being a good slave, you get to go home earlier than the judge said you would? That's like a robber telling you if you hand your wallet over quietly, he'll only take 'most' of it. Nope. Not me. I was born a free man and regardless of how I may find my corporeal form limited, my thoughts will always be free. I was reading recently about a guy named David Roland Hinkson: In 2004, he was sentenced to 40-some years on a false charge and has been in a maximum security Federal prison ever since. The book is titled "A Cesspool of Judicial Corruption-The David Hinkson Story".

At Hinkson's trial, the judge applied the 'Presumption of Government Regularity and Correctness', giving the accusations of a known liar and perjurer greater credence than a successful businessman because 'government'. Download the pdf version here:

http://www.ini-world-report.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Cesspool-of-Judicial-Corruption.pdf

David Hinkson wouldn't bow to these tyrants and neither would I.
You're right, I've never been to prison. Spent a ... (show quote)


His book and story is very interesting and sad at the same time.

However, if you were locked up...and doing a 20 year sentence...someone offers to cut your sentence by about 40 percent if you do hard labor work...I'd think you would pick it over doing your 20 years...some may not...bet most would.

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Jan 9, 2017 08:54:21   #
Loki Loc: Georgia
 
Noraa wrote:
Another thought. Have all the illegals that are in jails or holding facilities build the wall and pay them minimum wage. If they escape across the border who cares.


Pay them room and board, or pay them the going rate for prison work details.

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Jan 9, 2017 09:38:57   #
reconreb Loc: America / Inglis Fla.
 
Larry the Legend wrote:
You're right, I've never been to prison. Spent a week in jail once but that was a case of mistaken identity. Took 'em a week to figure it out. I didn't like it then and have no desire to go back. Didn't like the food and the TV sucked. They never tried to get me to slave for them though. I get it now, I think: You work for nothing (slavery, no matter how you 'spin' it), and for being a good slave, you get to go home earlier than the judge said you would? That's like a robber telling you if you hand your wallet over quietly, he'll only take 'most' of it. Nope. Not me. I was born a free man and regardless of how I may find my corporeal form limited, my thoughts will always be free. I was reading recently about a guy named David Roland Hinkson: In 2004, he was sentenced to 40-some years on a false charge and has been in a maximum security Federal prison ever since. The book is titled "A Cesspool of Judicial Corruption-The David Hinkson Story".

At Hinkson's trial, the judge applied the 'Presumption of Government Regularity and Correctness', giving the accusations of a known liar and perjurer greater credence than a successful businessman because 'government'. Download the pdf version here:

http://www.ini-world-report.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Cesspool-of-Judicial-Corruption.pdf

David Hinkson wouldn't bow to these tyrants and neither would I.
You're right, I've never been to prison. Spent a ... (show quote)


Yes the judicial system is unfair to say the least , if you do not have connections and money you will be on the railroad to incarceration . On the other hand what is the answer ??? Criminals must be punished .. I was doing 6 months (county jail 3rd DUI) was offered trusty status , instead of sitting on a bunk , no tv , reading or playing board games with punks and thugs I was moved to pod with other trusty , better food , work outside jail doing maintenance and reduced sentence .. If you've got to be there anyway it is the logical path .

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Jan 9, 2017 09:40:42   #
popparod Loc: Somewhere else.
 
Larry the Legend wrote:
According to a libertyalliance.com headline: "A Massachusetts Sheriff Is Offering President-Elect Trump His Inmates to Build the Proposed Wall Along the Mexican Border". Wow! Last I heard, slavery was made illegal in the United States many, many years ago.

http://libertyalliance.com/massachusetts-sheriff-offering-president-elect-trump-inmates-build-proposed-wall-along-mexican-border/

Here's a thought. What if, instead of paying a contractor to build the wall at Federally mandated wage levels (which, by the way, are outrageously expensive), just offer these convicts half that amount and see if they're interested. Heck, that might even fly.. As an aside, if I were being locked up in a cage 24 hours a day and the head jailer came to me with the order that I was going to provide the labor needed to build a wall or anything else, I'm afraid he probably wouldn't like my answer. Ask, and offer remuneration, and ye may receive. Demand, and ye get the finger...
According to a libertyalliance.com headline: "... (show quote)


The wall is not needed.
Cheaper to build a tower every 1000 yards manned with patriotic veterans armed with a sniper rifle and instructions not to shoot at anyone traveling south. Problem solved.

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Jan 9, 2017 09:55:11   #
bggamers Loc: georgia
 
Larry the Legend wrote:
According to a libertyalliance.com headline: "A Massachusetts Sheriff Is Offering President-Elect Trump His Inmates to Build the Proposed Wall Along the Mexican Border". Wow! Last I heard, slavery was made illegal in the United States many, many years ago.

http://libertyalliance.com/massachusetts-sheriff-offering-president-elect-trump-inmates-build-proposed-wall-along-mexican-border/

Here's a thought. What if, instead of paying a contractor to build the wall at Federally mandated wage levels (which, by the way, are outrageously expensive), just offer these convicts half that amount and see if they're interested. Heck, that might even fly.. As an aside, if I were being locked up in a cage 24 hours a day and the head jailer came to me with the order that I was going to provide the labor needed to build a wall or anything else, I'm afraid he probably wouldn't like my answer. Ask, and offer remuneration, and ye may receive. Demand, and ye get the finger...
According to a libertyalliance.com headline: "... (show quote)


prisons have work programs. And for your info most prisons now days are like vaction trips for these repeaters .They have gyms Tv area's they get to take ged classes or college courses on our pay they can also get changed from man to women or vise versa we also pay for that so I wouldnt feel sorry for them.

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Jan 9, 2017 10:56:49   #
Michael Rich Loc: Lapine Oregon
 
I would imagine that not just the incarcerated would be willing to help.

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Jan 9, 2017 11:45:24   #
Loki Loc: Georgia
 
popparod wrote:
The wall is not needed.
Cheaper to build a tower every 1000 yards manned with patriotic veterans armed with a sniper rifle and instructions not to shoot at anyone traveling south. Problem solved.


I still like my idea of guillotines with pay-per-view beheadings. We are looking at a potential gold mine here.

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Jan 9, 2017 12:30:12   #
bggamers Loc: georgia
 
Loki wrote:
I still like my idea of guillotines with pay-per-view beheadings. We are looking at a potential gold mine here.


Very sink idea Loki but funny

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Jan 9, 2017 13:29:53   #
Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton
 
Loki wrote:
I still like my idea of guillotines with pay-per-view beheadings. We are looking at a potential gold mine here.


Pay per view? Seriously? Why not free broadcast for all to enjoy? I mean, by all means, sell tickets for ringside seats but the televised event should be free. Advertising will easily pay for the broadcast. Y'know, like the Superbowl...

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Jan 9, 2017 14:09:18   #
Noraa Loc: Kansas
 
Larry the Legend wrote:
Pay per view? Seriously? Why not free broadcast for all to enjoy? I mean, by all means, sell tickets for ringside seats but the televised event should be free. Advertising will easily pay for the broadcast. Y'know, like the Superbowl...


You guys are sick! I love it.

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