Goodman Grey
01-02-2021, 06:26 PM
https://dnyuz.com/2021/01/01/states-are-shutting-down-prisons-as-guards-are-crippled-by-covid-19/
Battered by a wave of coronavirus infections and deaths, local jails and state prison systems around the United States have resorted to a drastic strategy to keep the virus at bay: Shutting down completely and transferring their inmates elsewhere.
From California to Missouri to Pennsylvania, state and local officials say that so many guards have fallen ill with the virus and are unable to work that abruptly closing some correctional facilities is the only way to maintain community security and prisoner safety.
The jails and prisons that stay open will probably become even more crowded, unsanitary and disease-ridden, and the transfers are likely to help the virus proliferate both inside and outside the walls.
“Movement of people is dangerous,” said Lauren Brinkley-Rubinstein, a professor at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, who has been tracking coronavirus cases in correctional settings. “We’ve got really good examples of overcrowding equals more infection and greater risk of outbreak. We’ve got lots of evidence that even transferring people from one facility to the next is very dangerous.“
I have an idea: convert the prisons into jails and execute the felons.
Just toss them straight into an incinerator. No need to kill them first.
I think we can all agree that while there may be a possibility of turning folks with misdemeanors into functioning members of society, folks with felonies obviously need to be kept away from society and have no redeeming qualities. It's not exactly a secret that most of the "people" in prisons have low IQ's, severe mental illnesses, might be niggers, and are guilty of severe criminal activity.
Battered by a wave of coronavirus infections and deaths, local jails and state prison systems around the United States have resorted to a drastic strategy to keep the virus at bay: Shutting down completely and transferring their inmates elsewhere.
From California to Missouri to Pennsylvania, state and local officials say that so many guards have fallen ill with the virus and are unable to work that abruptly closing some correctional facilities is the only way to maintain community security and prisoner safety.
The jails and prisons that stay open will probably become even more crowded, unsanitary and disease-ridden, and the transfers are likely to help the virus proliferate both inside and outside the walls.
“Movement of people is dangerous,” said Lauren Brinkley-Rubinstein, a professor at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, who has been tracking coronavirus cases in correctional settings. “We’ve got really good examples of overcrowding equals more infection and greater risk of outbreak. We’ve got lots of evidence that even transferring people from one facility to the next is very dangerous.“
I have an idea: convert the prisons into jails and execute the felons.
Just toss them straight into an incinerator. No need to kill them first.
I think we can all agree that while there may be a possibility of turning folks with misdemeanors into functioning members of society, folks with felonies obviously need to be kept away from society and have no redeeming qualities. It's not exactly a secret that most of the "people" in prisons have low IQ's, severe mental illnesses, might be niggers, and are guilty of severe criminal activity.