America has too many laws, too many lawyers, and too many prisoners. That’s how we know it’s The Land of The FREE.
Tag: prison
If criminals are making our laws, and never get arrested for even murder or treason, while our prisons are for-profit and filled with slave labor, whom do the police really serve and protect?
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I think “The devil made me do it” is a sound legal argument. After all, you’re sure to elicit sympathy from the man in the abyss-black robe whose job is to keep for-profit prisons stocked with human flesh to torment and torture. He loves it when you call him “Your Honor.”
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I remember signing The Social Contract the instant I was born, before I had even been assigned a name. With FREE roads that we have to pay for and are never repaired, along with other benefits like the largest prison industry in history, it’s quite a bargain.
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A shoplifter in a shopping cart is already in a prison cell of sorts.
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What else would you expect from a place that calls itself the “Land of The Free,” but has the highest incarceration rate in the world?
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When it comes to The Death of America, as far as the cops are concerned, I’m so didn’t hear or see anything I’m Helen Kelleresque.
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I’m so glad we live in a civilized society, a nation of laws—laws made by the people they directly benefit, at the expense of The People, who only exist to extract wealth from, as can be evidenced in our for-profit prison system.
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Making money was so much easier when you could just point a six-shooter at a man, take his cash, and ride away on a horse. But we can’t live in the past. Last week is long gone—and so is my horse.
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A rocking chair puts me in a quandary, because it moves without ever going anywhere. In that way, it’s like True Love, because it moves you, but never leaves you or lets you leave.
