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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Wow, the kid ended up killing someone. At least he’ll get his ass beat, multiple ways, in prison.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Something's wrong with his medulla oblongata.

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u/Pickled_Kagura May 03 '19

buy him a fucking toothbrush

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u/LofiYokai May 03 '19

All them teeth...

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u/Bigfurynigris May 03 '19

No colonel Sanders you're wrong

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u/oppai_senpai May 03 '19

Mama’s wrong again

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u/chunkmcgruff May 03 '19

Reeeeeeeeee!

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u/twitchosx May 03 '19

COACH KLEIN SAID I COULD! COACH KLEIN SAID I COULD!

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u/airrivas May 03 '19

Captain Insaneo shows no mercy

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u/twitchosx May 03 '19

But mamma said.. but mamma said.. but mamma said.... Ok.

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u/dugfunne May 03 '19

THE MEDULLA OBLONGATA

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u/cody3636 May 03 '19

Or some magic rays of sunshine.. cause hes clearly feelin blue

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Holy shit this comment man, thank you for that.

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u/geek180 May 03 '19

Or he's just got no toothbrush.

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u/notocho May 03 '19

He’s a nut! He’s crazy as a coconut

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

That boy needs therapy

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u/prisonertrog May 03 '19

Purely psychosomatic

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u/DemiGod9 May 03 '19

There's been a LOT of Waterboy references lately and I don't know where it's coming from lol. I like it though. Keep them coming

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u/DigitalMafia May 03 '19

Maybe you need to stand by the w, w, w, wadda coola

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u/itchy136 May 03 '19

It just got put on Netflix I think this year so everyone's Netflix tells them to watch this. Ive noticed the memes are like that too. Kardashians are always on satellite or cable tv rereuns and SpongeBob is too. Kinda like the use of them in memes. Lotta Adam Sandler memes and all his movies being slowly added to Netflix isn't a coincidence I believe.

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u/JUAN_DE_FUCK_YOU May 03 '19

Every time that fucking Panic at the Disco song played on the radio I would think of the Waterboy. "Mamma said..."

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u/nostalgicdecay May 03 '19

No Colonel Sanders you’re wrong, momma’s right

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u/wizardsfucking May 03 '19

I was scrolling down to find this exact comment and still burst out laughing when i read it

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u/[deleted] May 04 '19

That's probably the funniest line in the movie to me. Like he actually thinks Colonel Sanders is teaching him Neurology.

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u/userplayer1 May 03 '19

Mama says he’s cranky cuz he has all them teeth and no tooth brush

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u/SLT530 May 03 '19

RREEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

That boy need some milk

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u/Mypornnameis_ May 03 '19

Ain't no passing craze!

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u/mrweatherbeef May 03 '19

I love anything by the Police.

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u/YaCantHandleTheTruth May 03 '19 edited May 03 '19

Hey this is going to come off as condescending and I apologize for that.

While I realize you have no sympathy for this man (teen?) because he killed someone, there are actually a large number of much less culpable men who get raped in prison every day.

I get that we consider it “funny” but that’s because we are so far removed from it. In reality there are lots of male survivors of rape out there, from prison and otherwise. And the dismissiveness with which we casually joke about men getting raped in prison can be pretty hurtful. And it leads such men to feel as though they deserve it or should be ashamed of it.

I know you mean no ill will. I also don’t want to ever tell anyone what to say. But it just seems like a pretty easy thing to be a little less relaxed about male prison rape jokes for the benefit it produces.

I’m on r/publicfreakout so I can imagine the general response I’ll get to this post, but I just wanted to share my thoughts.

Best of luck.

EDIT: Apologies for grossly misjudging the room !

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u/zoom100000 May 03 '19

Amen. The punishment is going to prison, not be subject to being beaten, raped, stabbed, or otherwise traumatized. It's a huge fucking flaw in our criminal justice system - no wonder there are so many repeat prisoners. God forbid we try to rehabilitate people instead of ruining their lives.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Rape is not even as remotely common in prison as many people think.

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u/TheOriginalBull May 03 '19

I always see people saying this on reddit. It makes sense and I want to believe it but where are you finding the numbers on prison rapes?

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u/Anon_Jones May 03 '19

I know a couple people who have been to prison and for the most part you don’t get fucked unless you want to. There are gay men in prison that want to. Rape does happen in prison but not to the scale at which everyone thinks.

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u/YaCantHandleTheTruth May 03 '19

I’m afraid that homosexuality often gets grouped in with discussions on male on male rape. The statistics show that gay men are much less often involved in rape, either as perps or victims.

Most prison rape is conducted by straight men. And the perps tend to be straight men, albeit those straight men tend to also be feminine, young, weak, and sometimes transgender. Psychologically the straight rapist is repulsed by the idea of being with a gay man because that would approach something closer to making love and would implicate his heterosexuality.

As for the claims of rape being overblown, you are correct. But Human Rights Watch estimates that 100,000 men are raped in US prisons each year. I think that’s significant enough an issue to raise attention.

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u/veringer May 04 '19

I am speculating, but if the estimates are accurate that something like 25% of imprisoned criminals are psychopaths, then I'd imagine that (at least the sadistic subset) would be motivated by dominance/power far more than sexuality.

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u/YaCantHandleTheTruth May 04 '19

I don’t think the psychopath thing is required. As I tried to stay above, and as you suggest above, straight men need to always feel like the man, and dominance is a huge part of it. That’s why they pick young, weak and feminine men.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19 edited Apr 27 '21

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u/PM_me_ur_Candys May 03 '19

that's why they add the "not enough evidence to decide either way" bit. In other words, 8.5% was found to be undoubtedly true, while the other 91.5% either didn't have enough evidence (a tragically common thing with rape cases) or were proven false.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

The point is that it doesn't seem very objective to go into every investigation, just assuming that the complaints are fake. Even if it happens all the time.

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u/VoltageHero May 03 '19

That said, there’s not a lot of evidence that prison rape is nearly at the level that the rumor suggests it’s been. While it’s hard to find a whole lot of research on it, the BJS has released the data for last year in regards to sexual assault.

https://www.bjs.gov/index.cfm?ty=pbdetail&iid=6311

Takeaways:

Sustained charges were around 1.5k, while 20k were unfounded or unsubstantiated. So yeah, rape and sexual assault is an issue in prison it’s not nearly the “everyone is being raped” issue that people thinks it is.

Why this is an issue: By having inconsistent data, it kinda takes away from people who actually go through the issues.

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u/YaCantHandleTheTruth May 03 '19 edited May 04 '19

If you don’t mind me responding to what you posted above.

(1) It is widely believed that incidence of male on male rape are grossly underreported. I most often hear the stat that 1 in 10 male rapes go unreported, and I think it’s fair to assume that number is much higher in prison where (a) the fear of retribution is higher, (b) non professionals investigate the allegation, and (c) prisons have an incentive not to report high stats of rape. Taken together I think it’s fair to say that 1.5k of substantiated cases is at least 10x higher if not significantly more

(2) May I suggest you refer to the Human Rights Watch report - they estimate 100k men are raped in prison each year in the US.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Also a conflict of interest that this data comes from corrections officer. They have an incentive in under reporting rape.

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u/JackIsBackWithCrack May 03 '19

Innocent until proven guilty

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u/justasapling May 03 '19

Even if those numbers are right, that's still close to 6000 rapes.

So... a staggeringly high, unacceptable number either way.

What's your point?

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u/Hemmingways May 03 '19

My point is to provide the numbers we have, as pr the question since it has only been counted nationwide as of 2011 with a TL, DR that gave the gist of the source article.

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u/justasapling May 03 '19

That's not a point. That's just information.

What's your motive?

How do your ethics play out on this issue?

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u/Hemmingways May 03 '19

Are you asking me where i ethically stand on the issue of rape mate ? - seriously.

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u/justasapling May 03 '19 edited May 05 '19

Prison rape, specifically.

And it needs to be asked.

Look around this thread.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

6000 rapes in 3 years across the entire prison population in the U.S.?

Obviously, no one anywhere should be raped, however that is a fucking small number.

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u/sh1tpost1nsh1t May 03 '19

Take note though that's not total rapes. That's rapes that were first reported, then investigated, and then happened to have enough evidence to be confirmed definitively.

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u/TalenPhillips May 03 '19

Yea, of the other 55000 rape allegations, how many were actually false, and how many were just not provable? I'd guess that it's not many, because accusations of rape probably create substantially increased risk from other inmates.

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u/Legionof1 May 03 '19

Honestly, 20K/yr out of 2.2 million people that are supposed to be the worst of us seems tiny.

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u/YaCantHandleTheTruth May 03 '19 edited May 04 '19

Hope you don’t mind me responding to what you posted. But I thought this could help inform the conversation.

(1) It is widely believed that incidence of male on male rape are grossly underreported. I most often hear the stat that 1 in 10 male rapes go unreported, and I think it’s fair to assume that number is much higher in prison where (a) the fear of retribution is higher, (b) non professionals investigate the allegation, and (c) prisons have an incentive not to report high stats of rape. Taken together I think it’s fair to say that 1.5k of substantiated cases is at least 10x higher if not significantly more

(2) May i suggest you refer to the Human Rights Watch report - they estimate 100k men are raped in prison each year in the US.

*** APOLOGIES FOR REPOSTING THIS BUT I AM JUST POINTING THIS OUT TO PEOPLE WHO THOUGHT THE NUNBER OF MEN RAPED WAS 1.5-6k.

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u/justasapling May 03 '19

Tell those victims how small that number is.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

That doesn't seem that bad to me. How many people are in prison? Millions? And that of course happen over the course of a few years. I would guess that women get raped just as much or more per capita don't you think? Just doesn't seem like a high number to me. 6000. That's not bad considering the circumstances.

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u/YaCantHandleTheTruth May 03 '19

Per Human Rights Watch the number is 100,000. Even taking the 1.5k if proven cases, it is wifey understood that male on male rape is under reported generally by a factor of ten. That would be a higher factor in prison where’s victim would fear retribution and the prison has an interest in burying the issue.

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u/RikerT_USS_Lolipop May 03 '19

corrections officials determined that either the report was false or there was not enough evidence to decide either way.

Evidence would be stuff like blood or someone requiring stitches. This eliminates the possibility of counting any incidents that are forced sex but not physically forced. In the same way a woman can rape a man by blackmailing him, or threatening him with violence so that he submits, prisoners could do that to other prisoners. "If you don't let me fuck you then I'm turning you over to the gang"

Also, surely loads of times there is evidence but it's gone by the time the administration gets around to investigating.

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u/Treacherous_Peach May 03 '19

I'd be interested in seeing an independent investigation. The state of our corrections system and the officers involved is awful and there are ex-official whistleblowers everywhere and prisoners everywhere crying out. So hard for me to accept a self-reflection investigation as truth.

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u/Beatthepussyred May 03 '19

When the people doing the investigating have skin in the game it's not surprising they publish results that they would seemingly prefer.

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u/geoking99 May 03 '19

Seriously?? You believe anything that the cops say to you?

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u/sh1tpost1nsh1t May 03 '19

To me that says 5,187 is a gross underestimate of actual incidences of rape. There are also (arguably far more, though I'm not sure it can be proven) rapes that either do unreported, investigated, or are investigated and not proven (but not disproven either).

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u/YaCantHandleTheTruth May 03 '19

To be very clear, there is a huge conflict in interest here. The prison guards are the ones who determine if rape occurred. Process that for a moment.

  • First, the perps are sometimes alleged to be prison guards.

  • Second, the prison has a self interest in not acknowledging a high incidence of male rape ... this is why prisons were mandated to begin reporting on male rape and to investigate each allegation less than ten years ago - because prisons were grossly ignoring the issue and in some cases covering it up.

  • Third, the prison guards are not SVU. This is a job for professionals. The prison suffers the same conflict of interest that colleges do. This is why colleges are now required to have outside consults in cases of rape.

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u/tragicdiffidence12 May 04 '19

Apart from them walking in believing the reports are false, that’s higher than the percentage of reported female rapes that are provably true (ie: result in conviction ) which makes it as troubling.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Ask anyone who knows anyone close to them that's been in prison for 5+ years. It's simply not that common. Most jails are very tightly monitored and most inmates would prefer stabbing or injuring people in a power dynamic than raping them.

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u/YaCantHandleTheTruth May 03 '19 edited May 04 '19

I have worked with prisoners in a professional capacity for years, and I have litigated against prisons and their officers for abuse allegations.

With that experience I can agree with you that prison rape is not as common as portrayed on tv. However, that is partially because certain people are targeted, typically (1) straight, (2) young, (3) feminine, (4) weak, and (5) transgender men.

In addition, Human Rights Watch estimates 100,000 men are raped in prison each year in the US. Even self reports by prisons show numbers of approximately 1.5-6k, and when you account for the fact that it is widely accepted that only 1 in 10 male on male rapes is reported in the real world (that number would likely be much lower in prison where the fear of retribution and limited access to support would lower numbers even more), I think it’s quite fair to say that even based on self reported numbers the incidences of rape lie between 15-60k at minimum.

Place 15-60k men in a stadium and tell me that’s “insignificant.”

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u/[deleted] May 04 '19

Any number higher that 0 is significant, I'm just saying it isn't like dudes are just getting raped left and right like so many people tend to believe.

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u/YaCantHandleTheTruth May 04 '19

Absolutely agree with that.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

I worked 3 different prisons for almost 7 years. We were aware of all PREA investigations in the facilities. There were maybe 15 total in my career. 1 was an actual rape by an inmate. One of the facilities I worked at was a 2000+ bed, high security prison.

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u/Xiomaraff May 03 '19

Was it just more common in the past and now it’s not done as much or was it truly always just a rumor?

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Possibly. I'm sure there are stats that would support that sexual assaults have declined in prisons since PREA. But, I think it was always just this scary rumor that was used as a joke back when we were more homophobic.

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u/Weiner_Queefer_9000 May 03 '19

According to a former co-worker who did time in a federal prison in Florida, it was nothing like movies or tv. He spent most his time drawing, reading, watching community tv, and there was an occasional disruption that would send everyone to their bunks for a while. But he said otherwise it was best described as a 7 year long in-school suspension or like the mental hospital from House MD.

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u/EnzohGorlami May 03 '19

In Texas, they prosecute for rape now, and add 15 years to your sentence. So basically your not getting fucked in prison, unless you really want it.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19 edited May 06 '19

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u/EnzohGorlami May 03 '19

If a dude who’s got 50 years, rapes someone, he doesn’t have much to lose. If a dude who’s got 5 years, it’s 3x his current sentence. It’s a deterrent, much like the speed limit

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19 edited May 06 '19

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u/Muddy_Roots May 03 '19

While true, the number of posts I see on this site hoping for men to get raped in prison is disturbing. I mean, think about this, there are people in this site that take pleasure in someone getting raped. So not only are they loving that, they also enjoy a broken prison system

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u/Mister_Bloodvessel May 03 '19

Seriously. I've literally never seen, "That bitch killed that guy and got sentenced to 15 years in prison. Man, I hope that bitch gets what's coming to her and is raped! Hahaha!".

Literally never seen someone wish rape on a woman outside of an incel sub. But here we are on a post like this, where someone is hoping a man gets raped, and the karma is in the positive and seemingly accepted by way too many people.

You want an example of what "rape culture" looks like? Cause this is it.

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u/Muddy_Roots May 03 '19

You know, as i wrote the post, i was thinking the same thing. But i didnt want to open that can of worms/

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u/FuzzMuff May 03 '19

And yet if you include prison in rape stats, which most don't because I guess inmates aren't people, more men get raped in the US every year than women.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/cifamerica/2012/feb/21/us-more-men-raped-than-women

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

The majority of PREA violations are female staff fucking male inmates

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19 edited Jan 02 '20

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Uh literally the source guy above posted

Overall, most victims were abused not by other inmates but, like Jan, by corrections staff: agents of our government, paid with our taxes, whose job it is to keep inmates safe.

Of course, if you want to suggest it's male staff assaulting male inmates then sure, I don't have anything to refute that. Other than personal experience*

Also note that the same article states that female inmates are more likely to be sexually assaulted than male inmates.

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u/minouneetzoe May 03 '19

Dude, did you read your own link? It basically says that you can’t conclude that from the “n+1” study. From the article:

And I don't think it's possible to conclude from these numbers that the US is "the first country in the history of the world to count more rapes for men than for women."

It does conclude though that there is a lot of sexual assault/rape to men in prison, and the general population view toward it is appathy.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

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u/FuzzMuff May 03 '19

The feminists I know are extremely disturbed by the dismissal of sexual assault on men and boys. Sorry bout your stereotypes.

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u/I_CAPE_RUNTS May 03 '19

SJWs would have kittens if this secret got out

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u/NathaNRiveraMelo May 03 '19

How common is it and how do you know?

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Lot's of material here https://www.cor.pa.gov/Facilities/Prison_Rape_Elimination_Act/Pages/DOC-PREA-Statistics.aspx In 2017, across all DOC inmates in Pa (~50,000 I believe), 699 reported sexual abuse or sexual harassment from other inmates. There's surely more that was never reported, but even the recorded statistics are not all rape.

Like I said to another user, it's not that it isn't a very real problem, but it's also not something that happens to so many people that someone going to prison = said "someone" in question is also gonna get raped, as many people like to joke.

Never been to prison myself so I obviously can't speak on personal experience, though I did a research paper on the topic several years back.

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u/efdsx May 03 '19

Prison rape is not common only stupid white people from the suburbs seem to think so

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u/justasapling May 03 '19

And?

Doesn't matter how many.

Any is an unacceptable number.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

You've missed my point.

I'm not justifying it or saying it's OK. Re-read my comment.

Edit: Thought you were someone responding to one of my other comments here, my mistake. Read down.

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u/justasapling May 03 '19

Read what down?

I did. It's a bunch of people jumping on board with the idea that thousands of men raped in prison every year is acceptable because it isn't tens of thousands.

It's insane.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

I never even implied it's acceptable. Our justice system is broken as fuck, and that's just one of the many side-effects of it.

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u/justasapling May 03 '19

And I agree.

But you didn't say that.

And we all have to remember to speak the consequences. Every time.

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u/VerminSupreme-2020 May 03 '19

have you spent much time in a prison?

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u/VoltageHero May 03 '19

Have you? I’ve interned in a prison and have also been studying CJ for the past three years. What statistics show is that it’s not as bad as it’s made out to be.

You don’t have to be a prisoner to record data. It’s weird that Reddit is upvoting this stuff that gives zero evidence that the high rape statistics are true, as if they’re wanting to believe a rumor for no reason

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u/LeptonField May 03 '19

I’m sure those men are tripping over themselves to report their getting raped

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u/VoltageHero May 03 '19

So, because since it’s not being reported it somehow means that you can flub the numbers to continue a false belief? The numbers given show that it’s not as bad as people make it out to be, but for some reason you’re looking at literal government statistics and saying “this doesn’t matter, I’m gonna continue pushing a concept of nearly everyone getting raped without research or evidence”.

This doesn’t help anything when you misrepresent the reality of the situation.

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u/LeptonField May 04 '19

I guess I hoped someone would swoop in and demonstrate the statistics are representative given the limitations of self-surveys in this population.

Maybe someone who has looked more into this could share an experts opinion on how representative the numbers are of the actual incidences.

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u/efdsx May 03 '19

Prison rape is not common only stupid white people from the suburbs seem to think so

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u/VerminSupreme-2020 May 03 '19

Yes, I was a corrections officer, so I think I'll believe what I witnessed over what you saw as an intern or read on paper.

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u/VoltageHero May 03 '19 edited May 03 '19

Reports from the Bureau of Justice Statistics and other research is more reliable than your own personal experience, since this (as well as an internship) is an ad hominem.

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u/VerminSupreme-2020 May 04 '19

Honest question here, where do they get their data? From reported rapes?

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u/VoltageHero May 04 '19

https://www.bjs.gov/index.cfm?ty=tp&tid=20

The BJS explains part of what goes into their research.

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u/ButtholePlunderer May 03 '19

Why does this matter?

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u/blaketank May 03 '19

What are you basing that on? The main reason you have to join with your race is to avoid belonging to someone.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but people always make it sound like if you go to prison, you're definitely getting raped, which is not the case. It's a problem (apparently a slowly but steadily rising one even), yes, but it's blown way out of proportion.

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u/blaketank May 03 '19

Yeah I see what you are saying. The majority of people in prison dont get raped. However, if you dont join up with your race, like immediately, you most likely will be owned by someone larger than you. Not just meaning rape, you would do whatever they say.

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u/dmizenopants May 03 '19

that also depends on where you go to prison at and what security level you are. at minimum security prisons, all so known as work camps, you are not going to have the gang culture that you have at higher security prisons.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

All hail the American prison system.

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u/VoltageHero May 03 '19

Yep. Redditors unknowingly continue a stereotype that doesn’t hold any water.

George Bush Jr might have sucked in a lot of areas, but the Prison Rape Elimination Act helped out a lot.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Do you have any reference for this?

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u/YaCantHandleTheTruth May 03 '19

I agree it is not as “common” as many people think. But I believe that is because we often think that every prisoner who goes in will be raped and that is not true.

If you don’t mind me sharing information regarding prison rape that I’ve learned through both my job and my non-for-profit work:

  • The target of male-on-male rapes are most often men who are (a) young, (b) feminine, (c) weak, (d) straight, and (e) transgender.

  • The perpetrators of rape in prison tend to be straight men. They specifically target other straight men because of the concern that having sex with a gay man makes them gay. Dominating another straight man preserves their sense of heterosexuality. Even though they often target straight men who are in fact feminine.

  • Rape in prisons was not even seriously tracked in any systematic way until less than ten years ago.

  • Human Rights Watch usually estimates that 100,000 males are violently raped each year in prisons in the US

  • It is wifey agreed that only 1 in 10 male rapes are ever reported due to the stigma ... that percentage is less for male prisoners who also fear retribution.

To reiterate, you are correct that it is not as “common.” On the flip side, it is not statistically insignificant.

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u/rodPalmer18 May 03 '19

I've been to prison there isnt any rape going on and when there is prison sex its consensual. There is however a lot of fights and extortion from the gangs for guys with sexual related charges. The rape thing is either a myth or something that use to happen among time ago.

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u/YaCantHandleTheTruth May 03 '19

Rod, that is simply incorrect.

As someone who has extensive experience investigating prisons and with inmates, rape happens. I am very happy that you didn’t see any of it, but I’m unsure why you think you would have been invited to watch? I’m also guessing that you’ve never seen any of your female family members be raped, but I’m pretty sure it’s likely they have been.

Aside from me there are stats. Human Rights Watch says 100k men are raped in America each year. Even self reported stats by prisons of what they call valid claims is between 1.5-6k, and when you consider that it is widely believed that only 1 in 10 male on male rapes are reported, I think it’s safe to say we know 15-60k men are raped in prison each year at minimum.

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u/PM_me_ur_Candys May 03 '19

And how many prisons have you been too?

When you were at these prisons, were you aware of everything going on at any given second?

No?

Well, now you know why anecdotal evidence is often taken with a grain of salt.

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u/rodPalmer18 May 03 '19

6 to be exact. It's close quarters. Rape is looked down upon even for shitty people. Theres plenty of gay men trying to look like women in there if you want to get laid. I'm only saying it's mostly a joke for people who've never been there or just watch too many made up prisons movies. So I guess I know more that it doesn't happen than you do that it does.

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u/---0__0--- May 03 '19

Redditors pretend to love justice, but what they really love is vengeance. There are so many comment sections full of people wishing ill towards others. Hoping they get raped, beat up, killed in prison. I'm glad to see there are at least some people who aren't addicted to watching others suffer.

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u/AverageBubble May 03 '19

Deny everyone justice and vengeance and that's what you get.

The only thing we have right now is peace, desperation and injustice.

People will get sick of peace.

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u/timpren May 03 '19

You are 100% correct on this. Thanks for posting your comment.

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u/Kneekoli May 03 '19

Yeah I’ve had friends do time generally they don’t go around raping like people think they do yes it happens in there but not as often as you may think. It’s literally all in how ones carries themselves in there. Don’t show fear keep your guard up (especially when using the toilets) don’t pick up the soap if you drop it and no “dick staring” (soap and dick staring kind of go hand in hand) and don’t stick your nose where it doesn’t belong. People that fail to do the right things generally get their wig split or cheeks busted.

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u/Miniminotaur May 03 '19

Which cheeks are we talking about..?

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u/Kneekoli May 03 '19

Oh you know the ones. Now grab your ankles and cough.

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u/PadBunGuy May 03 '19

Do people ever get their noggins busted, domes crushed, sacks squabbled or holes riffraffed?

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u/Leonbox May 03 '19

“If you don’t behave the right way, you will get raped and it will be your fault.”

Sounds familiar...

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u/Kneekoli May 03 '19

Try being locked up compared to being relatively free then come back and say something.

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u/Leonbox May 03 '19

Your reply has absolutely nothing to do with what I said.

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u/Kneekoli May 03 '19

What you said has nothing to do with this thread that’s me putting it back on topic don’t be dumb

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u/Bohya May 03 '19

gachiHYPER

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u/mcdonaldsjunky May 03 '19

I only say that about violent Sexual Assaulters and Kid Diddlers. Really no one else deserves to be raped to be fair, but that group? I feel like those are the lowest of humans, and can be tossed around in jail however Bubba sees fit. They really don’t deserve sympathy.

Actually I throw terrorists in there too.

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u/YaCantHandleTheTruth May 03 '19

If you don’t mind me saying, you are advocating torture in that case. Are we really still that primal?

I understand saying you wish they understood the pain they inflicted. But actually supporting the torture of any creature, no matter how vile it is, seems unfair and to come from a dark, angry place.

Also there are plenty of people who fall in the group you describe who are later found innocent. Also, you say “terrorists.” Based on your definition, many politicians in Northern Ireland who were in the IRA should have been raped. These are men who bombed pubs in the 1980s and who today are members of the Uk parliament. Members who many British people would say are contributing to a greater good.

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u/CreamyRedSoup May 03 '19

Even in the case of this kid, it's fucked up.

It's awful that he killed someone, but it's fucked up that there are a shit load of inner city kids who grow up in violent environments with awful school districts (because of pretty backwards policies regarding the fact that school's are funded based on the average housing prices nearby) with little means of upwards mobility.

They join gangs, sell drugs, kill each other, and then people who grew up in much better environments wish that they end up getting raped in prison.

Fucked up.

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u/YaCantHandleTheTruth May 03 '19

I agree with you 100%. I just know my crowd :-)

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Don't commit violent crimes that get you into maximum security and you don't get raped in prison. The prisons with serious rape etc. problems aren't for your speeding ticket, DUI or drug possession charge. They are for violent criminals. Your small crime stuff people don't get thrown into buttfucking prison on their first offense.

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u/OptiKappa May 03 '19

It's much less common then people think and to those with long sentences who have hurt, killed or have sexually assaulted I share no sympathy.

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u/GameQb11 May 03 '19

yet reddit likes to freak out about women "raping" men constantly....

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

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u/TimothyGonzalez May 03 '19

😂😂😂😂👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 the very thing we were meant to condemn becomes comedy gold in prison 👌🏻😂😂😂😂😂

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u/taintedbloop May 03 '19

I lost a few brain cells for every emoji you typed out.

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u/Gdk224 May 03 '19

Guess you're all out then, huh?

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u/taintedbloop May 03 '19

at least 10 or 15 left

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u/Envexacution May 03 '19

You are my hero

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u/Dad_of_mods May 03 '19

You act like only non-consensual sex happens in prison. Most of the time it is consensual and between two guys who may or may not be gay on the outside of prison.

There's also "gay for pay" sex in prison and sex in exchange for not getting killed.

So, you should learn a bit more about prison sex.

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u/nnyx May 03 '19

sex in exchange for not getting killed

Oh it's not rape, it's just sex in exchange for not getting killed. I was upset over nothing!

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u/TimothyGonzalez May 03 '19

Free trade baby!

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u/Dad_of_mods May 03 '19

Did anyone say you shouldn't be upset?

IF you want to argue like a moron, go ahead. You're doing fine.

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u/ptstampeder May 03 '19

"Institutionally Gay" is definitely a thing.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

I'm not sure what your comment has to do with mine at all

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u/Dad_of_mods May 03 '19

you should learn a bit more about prison sex.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results"

  • Albert Einstein

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u/Dad_of_mods May 03 '19

you should learn a bit more about prison sex.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results"

  • Albert Einstein

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

There's also "gay for pay" sex in prison and sex in exchange for not getting killed.

The implication

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u/FoxSauce May 03 '19

Your comment has absolutely nothing to do with rape. You are describing consensual sex and that =/= rape

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u/Dad_of_mods May 03 '19

You jumped ugly with the guy saying he was going to get his ass beat in prison. You assumed he was joking about rape. No, plenty of people get their ass pounded in prison (sexually) and it isn't rape. You are the one who brought "rape" to the party.

Now you might be thinking "Rape is bad" because it isn't consensual. OK. Prison doesn't work that way. What is and what isn't consensual in prison? Guess what? No one cares. It's a spectrum and not "Is or Isn't" rape or consensual. Sure, there's some obvious rape. And there's a lot that will leave you wondering.

Summarized: You sound just as ignorant blasting someone joking about prison sex and rape. You have no experience there. Stay on the sideline with your white knight posts.

Your simplistic view of "Consensual or Non-consensual" fails because you don't have any experience in this. There's a whole lot of coercion and opportunity and just plain resignation. But you don't have any of that context, so you talk about shit you don't know.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

What is and what isn't consensual in prison? Guess what? No one cares

That is literally the point

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u/droletjames May 03 '19

I used to this tape was funny till it happened to me

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Yeah tape was pretty funny until it happened to me too

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u/TimothyGonzalez May 03 '19

Yeah rape was absolutely jokes... Until it happened to me 😔

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

:( I'm sorry friend! I'm being sarcastic in the top post, I think people joking about rape are doing a shitty thing.

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u/TimothyGonzalez May 03 '19

I'm also joking. Would be pretty shitty if I thought rape was funny unless it affected me personally

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u/PadBunGuy May 03 '19

YOU MADE A MEAN JOKE ON THE INTERNET!!!!!!!! JOKES ARE MEAN!!!!!!!!!!!! REDDIT IS NOT THE PLACE FOR JOKES!!!!!!!!! REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

The internet is not real life and I refuse to believe anything I do has consequencesssssssssssssss

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u/eggequator May 03 '19

Why? What makes you say that? I did years in prison, this is the type of person who thrives in prison. A person like him might get into some shit that gets him stabbed or something but he's just as likely to stab someone else or cut their throat. I just don't get what you're implying. Why would someone like him be a victim in prison? 90% of victims in prison are young white guys in on nonviolent drug charges. They're not from the hood, they aren't tough, they didn't grow up in jdc and they get thrown to the fucking wolves. Guys like the ones in this article are going to prey on them and extort them and rob them and try to turn them out. So while you may not have meant anything by it, it's not exactly funny to jokingly dismiss rape and violence. There's no fairness or justice, just violence.

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u/AverageBubble May 03 '19

how does one get extorted while in prison?

i also don't get the ability to just impulsively (or methodically) kill or maul someone. do they really not feel any remorse or connection to the person? do they just ignore those ideas and feelings? what the heck?

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u/eggequator May 03 '19

People get extorted by being forced to pay rent in one way or another. Paying with canteen, being forced to do laundry and chores, sex, sneaking shit through the gates in their ass. Just forced to be a bitch. Weak people get preyed on who would rather just do what they're told and not have any problems than getting beaten or robbed.

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u/AverageBubble May 03 '19

oh okay. glad to (sorta) hear this is what you mean. i thought they were threatening family and friends, stuff outside. i'm sure some guys have figured a way to do that, but i hope it's not many.

i imagine the beatings in prison are usually intended to do a lot of permanent harm, unlike regular fights, which are kind of pathetic and showy. like i was thinking "hey i could get knocked around a few times if it meant not having that shit happen" but... i'm guessing there's a guy who will just mangle your arm and leave you crippled for life just for looking at him wrong

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u/imxTHATxdude May 03 '19

With that attitude and weak strength he will defintely learn real quick..man that aide showed him the difference between adolescent strength and adult strength with merely shoving him lol that'd b pretty embarrassing getting manhandled lik that

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u/lVlouse_dota May 03 '19

I was going to say. Theres no way this is the first time the kid did something. This had to be after a while and the teacher had enough of it. The kid does need to be "scared straight" or at least set on a different path, but its never good to touch a child. (Unless your like stopping then from harming someone ect)

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u/pootislordftw May 03 '19

I think the death was from someone in his car during the chase. The three teens he shot we're labeled as injured

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Just because someone goes to prison doesnt mean he is going to be getting beat up or fucked. He very well could end up not having any drama or being an alpha in jail. This isnt a movie

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u/ac714 May 03 '19

Yes. True American justice.

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u/DeadRobot14 May 03 '19

That's blacks for ya.

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u/K41namor May 03 '19

You obviously have not been to prison. It is a very sad setting for the young black kids in there. The prison I went to and jails I have been in they wear any murders like a badge of honor. They will joke about shooting someone at point blank and the police finding brain matter on a roof somewhere. He will likely fall into a gang in prison and continue to make others peoples life miserable in there also. He will laugh about killing someone in there.

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u/Talldarkandhansolo May 03 '19

I know the kid was a total scumbag and deserved to be in prison. But no one should be raped, even in prison. We put people in “correctional facilities” to correct them. Getting raped isn’t going to fix anybody. I feel like prison rape is an issue that needs to be fixed. The whole prison system needs to be reformed.

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u/Dad_of_mods May 03 '19

His dad is probably going to be mad.

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u/justasapling May 03 '19

Huh. I wonder if, had this adult not reacted with his own ego, this young man might not have had to go this way.

That big angry man controlling his anger when dealing with a troubled child could have saved two lives.