How can you provide safety from flooding/drowning when you have people locked in cages?
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Good question. Let's ask New Orleans' prison system -https://www.hrw.org/news/2005/09/21/new-orleans-prisoners-abandoned-floodwaters …
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That is absolutely horrible.
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So yeah, I'd consider any person with a warrant who stays far away from the police during a hurricane to be simply preserving their life.
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What is wrong with you? So if someone has a warrant for a ticket it's jail or death.... You should lock yourself up!
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Well they have about 4 days to pay there tickets.
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Wait, everybody knows u get charged $$$ for jail time right?!
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I'm not sure they do man. Not sure.
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And when u can't pay guess what happens?? U go to jail
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Though some counties charge a pay to stay fee it is unconstitutional to re-jail someone for not being able to pay the fee after time served.
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1st ur right, 2nd police n corrections don't specialize in constitutional law, 3rd it doesn't matter wen ppl got guns n can use'em
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Civil liberties organizations have successfully filed and won lawsuits pertaining to this subject. Corrections are not courts.
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Again I agree, but not everyone is aware of their rights so ppl get exploited
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Tell that to the inmates that were trapped and left to starve in prison during Katrina.
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That's a lie, a pretty big one at that unless you have a source of this???
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Since you're lazy https://www.hrw.org/news/2005/09/21/new-orleans-prisoners-abandoned-floodwaters … ... but thanks for accusing me of lying about something so easily verifiable.
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It isn't lazy since I'm the one asking you to provide a source and why didn't you give me the source from vice? or was HRW just better?
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Not sure why vice would have been any better. HRW is an NGO that investigates violations internationally. Article was from 2005. Vice: 2015.
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