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looks like wednesday could get greasy, this time in MN, IA, WI, IL.
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Dec 13, 2021 06:02
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That's when the cold air drops down again, right?
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SirPablo posted:[Government issues warning of impending tornado, says "seek shelter immediately!"] thanks antifa
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https://twitter.com/KyleNoel15/status/1470213906555617285
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It could be much worse, of course, but I've heard today that the town of Trumann, Arkansas is going to be without power until after christmas, and today they just got a warning to avoid the water cause of damage to the system. I know that's vague but that's just what i've heard : / They're also under a 6am to 6pm curfew
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Dec 13, 2021 06:36
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I read a brief mention that the collapsed candle factory in Mayfield also employed prisoners (who helped in rescue work by making holes in drywalls so people trapped in pockets could breathe), and this was stated like there was nothing unusual about it. I must admit that it doesn't surprise me that slaves would be forced to work during a tornado, but I would still like to hear more if there is any more information on this.
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Dec 13, 2021 12:10
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Nenonen posted:I read a brief mention that the collapsed candle factory in Mayfield also employed prisoners (who helped in rescue work by making holes in drywalls so people trapped in pockets could breathe), and this was stated like there was nothing unusual about it. I must admit that it doesn't surprise me that slaves would be forced to work during a tornado, but I would still like to hear more if there is any more information on this. Do you mean what happened to these people specifically or how totally normal it is to have slaves working for your American company? Surely our vice president using prison labor to fight wildfires has been discussed here. It's a demon cracker nation my friend.
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Nenonen posted:I read a brief mention that the collapsed candle factory in Mayfield also employed prisoners (who helped in rescue work by making holes in drywalls so people trapped in pockets could breathe), and this was stated like there was nothing unusual about it. I must admit that it doesn't surprise me that slaves would be forced to work during a tornado, but I would still like to hear more if there is any more information on this. If the candle factory is the only employment around then the prisoners very well could have simply been on work release doing their normal job and not actually on loan as slave labor from the jail. Then again, its also the south and maybe I am giving them too much credit because slave labor seems like exactly the type of things a small town would get away with.
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Dec 13, 2021 12:48
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Nenonen posted:I read a brief mention that the collapsed candle factory in Mayfield also employed prisoners (who helped in rescue work by making holes in drywalls so people trapped in pockets could breathe), and this was stated like there was nothing unusual about it. I must admit that it doesn't surprise me that slaves would be forced to work during a tornado, but I would still like to hear more if there is any more information on this. DO NOT PEEK BEHIND THE CURTAIN OF AMERICAN CAPATALISM
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Dec 13, 2021 12:49
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A bit of googling revealed this much: https://wfpl.org/all-graves-co-jail-inmates-working-in-candle-factory-survived-tornado/quote:All seven people incarcerated at Graves County jail who worked at the Mayfield Consumer Products candle factory are alive. Graves County jail, well that's not ominous. Except for the jail deputy. e: also jailer Workman defending the benefits of a work program doesn't sound like an invented name.
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Dec 13, 2021 12:50
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huge reduction in deaths at the candle factory being reported. down to 8 confirmed and 8 missing. guess the 50 other assumed dead were found to have just left and gone home once the storm passed?
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Dec 13, 2021 13:27
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It seemed suspicious how quick they were coming up with number of deaths just a few hours after the storm went through. Just like on 9/11 when initial reports were 50,000 dead (which was just how many people could have been in the towers).
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Dec 13, 2021 14:58
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500excf type r posted:If the candle factory is the only employment around then the prisoners very well could have simply been on work release doing their normal job and not actually on loan as slave labor from the jail. Then again, its also the south and maybe I am giving them too much credit because slave labor seems like exactly the type of things a small town would get away with. I mean there's no "getting away" with it it is explicitly allowed by the 14th amendment.
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Dec 13, 2021 15:16
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Nenonen posted:A bit of googling revealed this much: https://wfpl.org/all-graves-co-jail-inmates-working-in-candle-factory-survived-tornado/ Wait, so they lock people up and then fine and charge them for the privilege of being locked up by the state? I'm pretty sure i'd come out of such an arrangement radicalized to full blown al-qaeda levels of hatred for America
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OK baizuo posted:Wait, so they lock people up and then fine and charge them for the privilege of being locked up by the state? I'm pretty sure i'd come out of such an arrangement radicalized to full blown al-qaeda levels of hatred for America https://rhizzone.net/articles/crime-does-pay/
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it is wild to see cspam posters that don’t know about prison slave labor
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I was specifically referring to the "fines and jail fees" mentioned in the quoted article, I'm well aware of prison labor
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oh, I misread that. sorry.
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OK baizuo posted:I was specifically referring to the "fines and jail fees" mentioned in the quoted article, I'm well aware of prison labor thats often part of a sentence, yes. then not being able to continue to pay off the fines and fees is a violation of probation and conditions of probation don't have to actually add up to something thats possible to do
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OK baizuo posted:I was specifically referring to the "fines and jail fees" mentioned in the quoted article, I'm well aware of prison labor I hope you read what I linked. It's galling.
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Dec 13, 2021 19:12
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OK baizuo posted:I was specifically referring to the "fines and jail fees" mentioned in the quoted article, I'm well aware of prison labor Yeah, you get charged for every day you're incarcerated. You also get charged a fee for booking. So uh, don't go to jail https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-34705968
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Dec 13, 2021 19:39
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Vim Fuego posted:Yeah, you get charged for every day you're incarcerated. You also get charged a fee for booking. So uh, don't go to jail quote:But he admits that while the programme bills for about $2m a year, they collect only about $60,000-$70,000. That's about a 3% collection rate. lol of course
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SirPablo posted:[Government issues warning of impending tornado, says "seek shelter immediately!"] more like amazon cracking the whip at fulfillment center employees to get back to work
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Nenonen posted:I read a brief mention that the collapsed candle factory in Mayfield also employed prisoners (who helped in rescue work by making holes in drywalls so people trapped in pockets could breathe), and this was stated like there was nothing unusual about it. I must admit that it doesn't surprise me that slaves would be forced to work during a tornado, but I would still like to hear more if there is any more information on this. wait until you hear about the prison complex that biden endorses to make his 94 crime bill relevant in a fake america he made up in his head, that allows slavery to be legalized california uses prison labor for wildfires, this is only revelatory because the media accidentally commented on this most likely, to say that not all workers were angels indirectly or something as ghoulish.
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Nenonen posted:A bit of googling revealed this much: https://wfpl.org/all-graves-co-jail-inmates-working-in-candle-factory-survived-tornado/ Sam, George Workman here.
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Vim Fuego posted:Yeah, you get charged for every day you're incarcerated. You also get charged a fee for booking. So uh, don't go to jail The Biden administration also banned physical mail which means you can now only receive digital mail... which you can only receive if you've paid the associated costs. Commissary, internet, mail, video-conferencing, phonecalls, everything is for a cost. Paper mail was the last thing standing and that's going the way of the dodo too. US Jail and US Prison both are hell on Earth and I would 100% suicide by cop before letting myself get dragged into one of those dens. Good time to visit some of these articles: https://www.nytimes.com/topic/organization/rikers-island-prison-complex While keeping in mind that no one at Riker's has been convicted of a crime (well, not the crime they were booked for anyway).
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hobbesmaster posted:thats often part of a sentence, yes. then not being able to continue to pay off the fines and fees is a violation of probation and conditions of probation don't have to actually add up to something thats possible to do How the hell do we not have more cops and prosecutors etc getting murked in this country
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Lastgirl posted:more like amazon cracking the whip at fulfillment center employees to get back to work Por que no los dos?
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How long til we reopen Alcatraz and start using it as a functional prison againOK baizuo posted:How the hell do we not have more cops and prosecutors etc getting murked in this country Sadly there was only one Chris Dorner
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HonorableTB posted:How long til we reopen Alcatraz and start using it as a functional prison again they closed it because the operating costs got to be too much i assume when the feds eventually sell it off to the private prison industry it'll become the most cut-rate prison in history
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https://twitter.com/DannyYote/status/1470426578488287232
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Is anyone really surprised by this? 
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Dr. VooDoo posted:Is anyone really surprised by this?
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lol what
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"Fulfillment center here, they play music during certain hours called power hours where they set higher goals for us. Otherwise, there is no music." They waited until prime productive hour was over to tell them. BTW is California going to get mud slide hell after these coming rain/snow storms after all the forest fires?
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