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haljordan posted:Don't worry we'll save some cash by using prison labor, which some law enforcement officials have offered: Can you politely decline hard labor and just spend all day in your cell being a lazy piece of poo poo? I think that would be my preference.
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Condiv posted:no, it could lead to you getting solitary. meanwhile your labor goes to profit all kinds of businesses. it's literally modern slave labor I'm fine with solitary as long as I can NEET it up. I just wouldn't want them adding onto my sentence or anything.
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Jan 7, 2017 07:35
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ToxicSlurpee posted:Solitary is considered torture because it drives people insane. Social isolation is psychologically devastating to the point that the rest of the world considers solitary confinement to be a level of torture you just don't do. There are also all sorts of other punishments you can get if you refuse the prison slave labor. Things like not being eligible for parole by some strange mystery I don't know how that happened! or extra time. Some prisons even charge you for being there so if you can't pay you have to work buuuuuuuut it just so happens that the only job available to you, as a prisoner, is $1.25/hour work for whoever is paying the prison this week. This isn't making the US prison system sound very appealing.
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