I am trying to get Texas prisons investigated cause of deaths especially from medical neglect Possible Medical Neglect In Inmate Deaths Stirs Concerns in Texas - JEMS: EMS, Emergency Medical Services - Training, Paramedic, EMT News Texas prisons among the nation's deadliest, study finds Nearly 8,100 Texas inmates died while incarcerated between 2001 and 2019, according to researchers. www.sacurrent.com I been reaching out to Muslims, Christians people who know lawyers and judges hundreds of people are dying. But not one takes a interest in saving peoples lives. It's not like I'm just asking regular people with there own problems. These people I ask complain about politics and how corrupt people are and they are also student journalist not one would budge but then complain about something not even as deadly. Why is it so hard just to try to save lives it's not hard what I wanted was then to investigate or call and complain put it on your podcast. Write about it they can't do anything but talk about Jesus or the law. It reminds me of when I tried to help a woman find her little sister by trying to help her raise money for a private investigator I reached out to churches, people who claim to look for Missing people nothing.can someone tell me what can be going on
I guess you don't want to break the law in Texas or you'll end up dead. I wouldn't be caught dead in Texas. If you live there, you deserve what you get. Harsh, I know, but Texas ain't for liberals.
I was thinking about Texas earlier... bad news place. I am glad I never set foot in the state of Texas.
Right? I had a friend who went to Texas (a trans, non-white immigtant friend mind you) for the eclipse this spring. She kept trying to invite me along. I was like, "I don't go to Texas." I can be in there in like 3 hours, but nope. Won't do it. Why take the chance? A liberal trans woman wondering around Texas by herself? I know horror movie scenarios less terrifying. Anyway, OP, my opinion here is, this is an accurate reflection of how this pro life state really feels about the sanctity of life.
“You want to know what this war on drugs was really all about? The Nixon campaign in 1968, and the Nixon White House after that, had two enemies: the antiwar left and black people. You understand what I’m saying? We knew we couldn’t make it illegal to be either against the war or black, but by getting the public to associate the hippies with marijuana and blacks with heroin, and then criminalizing both heavily, we could disrupt those communities. We could arrest their leaders, raid their homes, break up their meetings, and vilify them night after night on the evening news. Did we know we were lying about the drugs? Of course we did.” John Ehrlichman Since the deification of Reagan, the American prison population has increased 500%. The U.S. comprises 4% of the global population, yet warehouses 16% of the world's prisoners; we're the world's largest police state. Crime rates haven’t increased proportionately in that time, and overwhelming evidence demonstrates that increased incarceration does not effectively lower crime rates or increase public safety. 50% of incarcerated people in the federal system are in prison for drug offenses, and two-thirds of that population are people of color, despite studies showing that Whites and people of color use drugs at pretty much the same rates. Blacks are four times more likely to go to jail than Whites convicted of similar offenses, and make up 55% of the .prison population despite comprising only 12% of the general populace. We live in an overtly racist and deeply Calvinistic society which sees their White privilege as a blessing from God and as such evidence of God's favor, and the systemic suffering of ethic, racial, and lower caste Whites as evidence of their depravity. As such, they invite upon themselves authoritarian correction and control to preserve the socioeconomic status quo ordained by God, and that duty to police the godless hordes naturally falls to the Elect. If their victims suffer as a result, well; that's God's will. Any bleeding-heart Libtard whining about judicial reform is of course viewed as an affront to God. This toxic ethos permeates our society top to bottom, from rants about imported shiftless Negroes eating cats to the ubiquitous crime dramas on TV every night glorifying the increasingly militarized police and their heroic use of violence as social control. This is why "convicts" are the last class of people it's still permissible, even fashionable, to vilify and discriminate against.
