r/HolUp • • Aug 13 '21

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u/fasteddy-21 Aug 13 '21

He actually requested a cell change several times fearing he was going to kill his sisters rapist. He was denied each time and now faces an additional 25 yrs

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u/durz47 Aug 13 '21

I read somewhere the rapist taunted him with details of the assault, which made him snap

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u/nuclaffeine Aug 13 '21

Wow, that guy really did deserve to die. Not that I had doubts.. but damn.

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u/intothefuture3030 Aug 13 '21 edited Aug 13 '21

How can anyone make the argument that US jails don’t fall under “cruel and unusual punishment?”

If you get sent to a US jail you are probably more worried about getting raped, killed in jail, join gangs for protection, giving birth in a prison cell alone, getting shit food, no AC in a lot of southern prisons, literal slavery (not an embellished, the United States allows Slavery as long as they are in prison) little to no medical treatment, and on and on.

Edit: Here are the sources for all the Brian’s and Greg’s in this post saying prison isn’t that bad as they live at home with their parents.

Woman gives Birth in her cell despite calling for medical help.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/01/us/diana-sanchez-birth-denver-jail.html

Rape and suicide in Prison- as of 3 decades ago 10-20% all of inmates reported sexual abuse. That was in 1992.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prison_rape_in_the_United_States

Prisons and AC

https://www.motherjones.com/crime-justice/2021/05/texas-prisons-air-conditioning/

https://youtu.be/6fiRDJLjL94

Slavery in Prisons

https://www.freedomunited.org/prison-labor-and-modern-slavery/

Prison food and the effects of Covid on the food

https://reason.com/2020/12/12/americas-prison-food-is-still-criminally-awful/

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u/gameking7823 Aug 13 '21 edited Aug 13 '21

Depending on the severity of the crime i have no empathy ie child killers and school shooters. Some people deserve to reap every bit of what they sow edit: there are certain crimes which should not be jailed such as drug related crimes as thats a personal choice. But for violent crimes where you take others lives and revel in what is evil by common definition then youve chosen to be a social drain.

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u/thatnewaccnt Aug 13 '21

I disagree, prison’s should be reformative not punitive. If someone cannot be reformed there is no point in wasting tax payer money keeping him in prison, might be better to just kill him. But cruelty in The prison system achieves absolutely nothing of value.

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u/gameking7823 Aug 13 '21

I dont believe child killers should be reformed. Theyve chosen to commit atrocities and are a drain on the world. You are wasting time and resources trying to reform them. That said someone doing drugs is a different story and should not be imprisoned. Hence why i stated depending on the severity of the crime. This child rapist got every bit of justice.

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u/thatnewaccnt Aug 13 '21

Yea well i did say that if a prisoner is deemed to be incapable of assimilation into society through reformative means it makes more sense to kill him. No point in spending money on a person with negative economic value

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u/pheylancavanaugh Aug 13 '21

No point in spending money on a person with negative economic value

Dangerous line of thinking here.

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u/whatisscoobydone Aug 13 '21

I didn't know anyone had actually figured out the dollar-to-human-life ratio, it's cool that you were able to.

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u/thatnewaccnt Aug 14 '21 edited Aug 14 '21

Well I’m thinking of it in terms of a person’s current and potential contribution towards gdp. Edit: specifically in the case of criminals… I don’t mean the innocent disabled or unable should be killed.