Aaron Hernandez Found Dead In Prison Cell

Lets try this again...

I'm not arguing guilty or not guilty.

Whether anyone chooses to accept it or not. There is a system where beds need to be filled.. No spinning please.

So when you create a system where they mandate the state to fill them up. Theres a problem whether he is guilty or not.

is there really a question as to whether he's guilty or not?

Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:
"The prison bed guarantees range between minimums of 70 percent occupancy in a California prison to 100 percent occupancy requirements at some Arizona prisons. Most of the contracts had language mandating that at least 90 percent of prison beds be filled."

"A private prison in Arizona recently sued the state for having a lack of prisoners. For the sake of saving over $16 million in back pay, the state settled by paying the private prison $3 million. Arizona essentially payed a company $3 million because not enough people are committing crimes."

http://wondergressive.com/private-prison-sues-state-wins-more-prisoners/
"Private Prison Sues State for Not Having Enough Prisoners"

These private companies just using the state and the state is allowing it. The company screams broke, create a b******t story how the state screwed them with funds thus laying off. Less cops means chaos in the prisons, they advertise the chaos to the public so we can squeeze more money out of you and hire the cops back.

Its all a business, he probably got killed, if he was still fighting with legal battles. Taking his own life is the last thing but i guess we will never know but look at things as a whole.

Gotta love capitalism!

Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:

Lets try this again...

I'm not arguing guilty or not guilty.

Whether anyone chooses to accept it or not. There is a system where beds need to be filled.. No spinning please.

So when you create a system where they mandate the state to fill them up. Theres a problem whether he is guilty or not.

No spin but you're talking about the prison system in this thread? Lol

Originally posted by Joecool:

Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:

"The prison bed guarantees range between minimums of 70 percent occupancy in a California prison to 100 percent occupancy requirements at some Arizona prisons. Most of the contracts had language mandating that at least 90 percent of prison beds be filled."

"A private prison in Arizona recently sued the state for having a lack of prisoners. For the sake of saving over $16 million in back pay, the state settled by paying the private prison $3 million. Arizona essentially payed a company $3 million because not enough people are committing crimes."

http://wondergressive.com/private-prison-sues-state-wins-more-prisoners/
"Private Prison Sues State for Not Having Enough Prisoners"

These private companies just using the state and the state is allowing it. The company screams broke, create a b******t story how the state screwed them with funds thus laying off. Less cops means chaos in the prisons, they advertise the chaos to the public so we can squeeze more money out of you and hire the cops back.

Its all a business, he probably got killed, if he was still fighting with legal battles. Taking his own life is the last thing but i guess we will never know but look at things as a whole.

Gotta love capitalism!

He gets it... Exactly!!

Originally posted by tjd808185:
Drug charge you have a point. Murder? He's filling that bed for a reason. This is kind of a out of place conversation.

This. Aaron Hernandez was a murderer who deserved death or a place in prison for the rest of his life. Private prisons and meeting quotas has nothing to do with Hernandez.

You know how you ensure you don't go to jail? Don't commit a crime and don't hang out with people who commit crimes. By doing that you greatly reduce your chances of going to jail even if the system is corrupt.

Originally posted by blizzuntz:
He can't stop killing people

Top kek.

Originally posted by miked1978:

Originally posted by tjd808185:

Drug charge you have a point. Murder? He's filling that bed for a reason. This is kind of a out of place conversation.

This. Aaron Hernandez was a murderer who deserved death or a place in prison for the rest of his life. Private prisons and meeting quotas has nothing to do with Hernandez.

You know how you ensure you don't go to jail? Don't commit a crime and don't hang out with people who commit crimes. By doing that you greatly reduce your chances of going to jail even if the system is corrupt.

The prison system is a failure. They fail to rehabilitate the prisoner, whether he murdered or not.. Try.

Do you want this guy coming out in 25 years or 20 in this system No.

Instead of cashing in on these people, try helping the ones that can because murders dont get released and commit murder again right?

Its broken and you need to fix from the top down.
Murders do get out of prison, keep that in mind... They are also more repeat offenders.

System is broken. It will stay broken until the root is targeted.

Some states give you more time for drugs than murdering...

The system is a business.

Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:
The prison system is a failure. They fail to rehabilitate the prisoner, whether he murdered or not.. Try.

Do you want this guy coming out in 25 years or 20 in this system No.

Instead of cashing in on these people, try helping the ones that can because murders dont get released and commit murder again right?

Its broken and you need to fix from the top down.
Murders do get out of prison, keep that in mind... They are also more repeat offenders.

System is broken. It will stay broken until the root is targeted.

I get it, I truly do. But just seems like the wrong place to advocate this.

Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:
Lets try this again...

I'm not arguing guilty or not guilty.

Whether anyone chooses to accept it or not. There is a system where beds need to be filled.. No spinning please.

So when you create a system where they mandate the state to fill them up. Theres a problem whether he is guilty or not.

Much of this was created when Clinton upped the pressure on drug users in the 90s. Now we are wanting to back down on drug enforcement so there is less need for prison space. IOW, the government has changed the conditions under which private companies invested money. Crazy scenario.

Originally posted by crabman82:

^^^

Today is gonna be a good day...

good riddance

Originally posted by TheWooLick:

Originally posted by Wu-5Rings:

"The prison bed guarantees range between minimums of 70 percent occupancy in a California prison to 100 percent occupancy requirements at some Arizona prisons. Most of the contracts had language mandating that at least 90 percent of prison beds be filled."

"A private prison in Arizona recently sued the state for having a lack of prisoners. For the sake of saving over $16 million in back pay, the state settled by paying the private prison $3 million. Arizona essentially payed a company $3 million because not enough people are committing crimes."

http://wondergressive.com/private-prison-sues-state-wins-more-prisoners/
"Private Prison Sues State for Not Having Enough Prisoners"

These private companies just using the state and the state is allowing it. The company screams broke, create a b******t story how the state screwed them with funds thus laying off. Less cops means chaos in the prisons, they advertise the chaos to the public so we can squeeze more money out of you and hire the cops back.

Its all a business, he probably got killed, if he was still fighting with legal battles. Taking his own life is the last thing but i guess we will never know but look at things as a whole.

Thanks for sharing that article. The Orisin Industrial Complex is a real problem for this country.
I cannot bekueve it is legal for a state to guarantee prisoner quotas. Private prisons should be banned.

Yup we're treated as commodities now.