Prisoners in Florida are forced to work grueling jobs under threat of solitary confinement or worse — and they are not paid for the work they do. Meanwhile, they are charged $50 a day and have to pay to buy toiletries and food. They leave prison in debt.www.theguardian.com/us-news/arti...
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Florida and Texas are the two most evil places in this county. If hell exists, the people responsible would be sent to the lowest level.
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Welcome to the thirteenth amendment.
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Vile.
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slavery still exists in the US
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oof. Some conservatives figured... there's a captive consumer group with no choice and no ability to fight back. Cause the outsourced video call scam wasn't enough. Unbelievable.
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The American prison system needs raised to the ground. It's privatised abuse of poor people.
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What's wrong with that? There's no chance that system will lead to higher and more violent crime rates.
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But they ALSO can’t get their voting rights back until that debt is paid because of the bs interpretation of Amendment 4
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They make them pay $50/day for the full sentence even if they get off early.reason.com/2024/04/24/s...
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And can continue to be charged that $50 a day, even after their release, if they're released early. It's horrific
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How sick is this! The idea of a prison sentence is to prepare the inmates for life after incarceration
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I thought this tenured slavery of prisoners had stopped. No surprise it FLA doing this inhumane stuff to people
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