I don’t know how they could have worded it any clearer.
Was it confusion over the wording? Outright racism? A tough-on-crime attitude?
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Yes to all of the above.
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Serious question: what are the counter arguments for this?
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Many hard core conservatives don't think prisoners should have rights of any kind. Yes, they're all for punitive slavery.
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Most prisoners want to have to opportunity to do this. It has nothing to do with racism you fools. It’s called work release, and they get out of jail for the day.
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In Nebraska it’s called closet racism.
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Most prisoners want to have to opportunity to do this. It has nothing to do with racism you fools. It’s called work release, and they get out of jail for the day.
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