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this analysis glosses over how you "find" these jobs (you become a felon for smoking weed or similar crimes) or if you're technically inclined, how you get into
by froh 3y ago
this analysis glosses over how you "find" these jobs (you become a felon for smoking weed or similar crimes) or if you're technically inclined, how you get into this type of job market: not voluntarily. it's n intricate system of exploitation.
criminalize strong healthy young men for petty reasons. put them into prisons, private ones, mind you, where there is profit from housing the workforce.
and then make them work "or else" again, no choice, no freedom
fwiw circulating a sea of hand guns keeps the criminality rate high.
nra, private prisons, prison factories dance a happy dance.
everyone profits off those "goddam n*ggas" (that was sarcasm)
and it's even subsidized, running prisons is expensive...
harsh punishment even for petty crime is da best for this, don't you ever start this crazy crime prevention social work resocialisation BS. it has socialism in the name already. that was sarcasm again.
its a set up for slavery, masked as "criminal justice"
and a prime exercise in newspeak.