My grandson served our country in Iraq for over a year. It was 116, he carried on his back a lot of weight in addition to uniform... So freakin BOO HOO. I don't give a damn how hot the murderer gets.
He also served a year at the DMZ bitter cold, I don't care how freakin cold she gets either...
The murderer earned her way to where she is, I absolutely don't care what happens to her. But I will be watching for awhile her inmate status to see.
Oh and my grandson went to work for the state prison system then onto the federal..he told me about a couple gang members that threatened him. He told them to bring it, he served in Iraq he wasn't scared of anyone. Shut them up quickly.
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Wow, you touched a nerve with many with this^^^ post!
Many of our service men and women in other countries have conditions far, far worse! than those described in American prisons. And they committed no crimes to get sent there!
I hope Arias is uncomfortable as hell every single day. She is responsible for being where she will spend the rest of her days on this earth. Like others suggested, if her spork is dirty she can wash it in the sink. If her bed is hot she can sleep on the floor.
Prisoners are not guests of the state of Arizona. They are in prison as a consequence for bad choices they made. I do not agree that small-time perps belong in facilities like Perryville but that is a different issue altogether from those complained about in most of the articles we read.
I firmly believe that facilities such as jails and prisons need to be kept in good repair--not for creature comforts for inmates but because it is a health and safety issue for all. I am not convinced the situation is as bad as we often hear described but if it is, it needs to be addressed. For one thing, aren't there often watering bans in place in the state of Arizona for residents for conservation purposes? And fines imposed on those who are caught watering against the bans? If the showers and toilets continuously leak in any state-fun facility, they should be fixed ASAP even if for no reason other than to comply with water conservation efforts.
Probably the most horrid thing mentioned that I am not buying at all is the lack of medical care at Perryville. I just do not believe that. The state would never get away with such a thing. It just ain't happening, IMO. This is a major embellishment probably stemming from inmates wanting attention that they didn't get that in the retelling morphed into anguished pleas for medical intervention going unheeded.
Keep an open mind when you read articles. Consider the source. The law of averages would have some of what is reported be true and some of it be false. Do not discount everything you hear or read as being false, but also do not count everything as fact. As in most instances, common sense should come into play here.