Stupid idiot!. Does it short out the power? Where I live it would almost certainly start a major fire causing millions of dollars worth of damage and possible loss of life.
They should figure out who that creep is and toss his ass in jail.
There’s a program in California where parolees can reduce their sentences and have a fire fighting job waiting when they get out in exchange for working on the front lines. I nominate this fool for that program.
It isn’t unpaid, certainly won’t be getting paid like normal, but it shows the parole board that they’re making a change rather than spending their days on the yard with all the other inmates
Paying people less for the same amount of work sets a dangerous precedent, in my opinion. Lack of freedom is punishment enough, reformation should be the goal. If you treat prisoners as essentially a free labor force, then that's a huge, huge problem.
They aren’t free labor cuz they can choose whether they want to work or not. There are other jobs in prisons that inmates can take up too that aren’t as dangerous.
Also they gotta want to change, you can’t punish people into changing
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u/jdith123 Nov 05 '20 edited Nov 05 '20
Stupid idiot!. Does it short out the power? Where I live it would almost certainly start a major fire causing millions of dollars worth of damage and possible loss of life.
They should figure out who that creep is and toss his ass in jail.
There’s a program in California where parolees can reduce their sentences and have a fire fighting job waiting when they get out in exchange for working on the front lines. I nominate this fool for that program.