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The number of prisoners who are capable of this type of work are minuscule and unlikely to affect wages at large.
by _qua 1y ago
The number of prisoners who are capable of this type of work are minuscule and unlikely to affect wages at large.
- schaefer 1y agojust wait...
- djohnston 1y agolol indeed anyone can vibecode right?
- faitswulff 1y agoAh, but the number of people who are capable of this type of work who could be imprisoned is quite large!
- _qua 1y agoIt's rather difficult to do enough bad things to get a lengthy prison sentence these days. Usually requires a violent offense in the context of significant priors. If you're interested in doing hard federal time, I would suggest you consider interstate trafficking of distribution quantities of drugs.
- jMyles 1y ago> It's rather difficult to do enough bad things to get a lengthy prison sentence these days. ...there are two million people in prison. Several million more in various stages of the carceral cycle who be be easily subbed in when more labor is required. Slavery of this variety is alive and well.
- johnnyanmac 1y ago>It's rather difficult to do enough bad things to get a lengthy prison sentence these days If you're white, maybe. There's still stories of some states having the book thrown at recreational drug usage.
- _qua 1y agoAt the state level, by far the most common reason for long sentences are violent offenses. At the federal level it is more often trafficking at distribution scale. There are always stories, but the majority are the above. If you have a state in mind we can look at the data together.
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- SuperShibe 1y agoThe obvious solution to this are harder sentences so you can imprison more people that are capable of this kind of work