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> In the early years, companies selling video-visitation products would ask jails to sign contracts requiring them to phase out in-person visits. This seems ev
by nkoren 8y ago
> In the early years, companies selling video-visitation products would ask jails to sign contracts requiring them to phase out in-person visits.
This seems evil. Actually evil. Inhuman, sick, psychopathically twisted, demonically evil. This is a contract that literally obligates its signatories to destroy other human souls: to deprive them of all touch, eye contact, the natural timbre of a loved one's actual voice. I cannot imagine how a person, peddling such a contract, could possibly sleep at night.
- magduf 8y ago>I cannot imagine how a person, peddling such a contract, could possibly sleep at night. Simple: because they're evil, psychopathically twisted and demonically evil, just like you said. And the government officials who agree to these contracts are just as demonically evil. I really think that estimates by mental health professionals that psychopaths are only 5% of the population are probably far, far too low.
- Havoc 8y agoThe stats I saw were actually lower. 2% for gen pop, 5% for corporate env.
- mrguyorama 8y agoOn a very expensive bed. Or for the employees on the lower rungs, by pretending they aren't being horrible