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| James P. Cusick Sr. Member Since: Apr 2007 Location: Southern Maryland / Lexington Park
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I never watched BET until I went to prison and now I still like the rap music. The black folks really know how to take nothing and turn it into something. I also found that most people in jail were poor and under - privledged and they never saw BET before either (I did not watch it because I was white). Many an inmate grew more intouch with our wider society through BET. I thought about giving the inmates only PBS or educational programing but that idea is very flawed. To inform and to educate criminals, as most of them will get released, is to create educated criminals. In the old days (and maybe still do it) when a kid got into big trouble then the kids were sent to private schools, like Catholic schools or military schools in order to discipline the kids, then - as it turned out - we created disciplined and educated adults that got into bigger trouble. So educating people in jail is not necessarily wise. The correct logic is if we have well behaved smart kids (or adults) then they need to get the extra help and better discipline and private schooling so then the best ones will more likely do the best things. If you know what I mean. The jails are meant to be the punishment and not punishing them after getting to the jail. You are talking about punishing the people after they get to jail instead of jail being the punishment. ![]() | |
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| Alright, JPC, what do you suggest we do with criminals? You say we can't educate them because that would make them better criminals I guess? Yet you believe that the criminals can be sorry, and repent, and make things better, and be forgiven. So, if they are truly sorry like you believe they are, then they wouldn't do more crimes once they got out, and so, wouldn't it be worth it to educate them even a little and maybe they could better our society no matter how little? |
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| James P. Cusick Sr. Member Since: Apr 2007 Location: Southern Maryland / Lexington Park
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I blame society and the gov for creating the crimes and the criminals and so I sympathize with the people caught up in the criminal system.I think we need to change our laws and improve our society and then crime will decrease naturally. I do like educating the criminals but not the eduction that is expected to turn them into better servants to our violent society. So maybe I spoke to harshly about educating the prisoners as I think everyone in and out of jail needs to be de-educated in many ways and then educated correctly but that would be a big task. There is now education classes in every jail and prison and that is fine by me. I would simply suggest to everyone that we must foremost educate ourselves by all apropriate means. ![]() | |
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I'd really love to see that endorsement in writing.... ![]() | |
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| James P. Cusick Sr. Member Since: Apr 2007 Location: Southern Maryland / Lexington Park
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Besides suicides there is also the problem of homosexuality and the TV gives the inmates some thing to occupy their time beside the homo stuff and the jails do not want wide spread disease and debauchery in the jails. Plus by mistreating the prisoners too much then they attack the guards and or riot. That is a big threat to any system. People can not be controlled solely by force because we have limits to our fear and then we attack - do or die. Most prisoners want to get released by parole / probation or even time served and so they behave in jail and cooperate with the system and they snitch on any trouble making other inmate. So the jails need the prisoners to be content and passive or else the system breaks down into catastraphy. ![]() | |
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