Here's some "food" for thought: After DM is incarcerated for his crimes, he will never taste fresh milk again. All federal prisons are switching to powdered milk
http://news.nationalpost.com/news/c...o-powdered-milk-which-should-save-3-1m-a-year
Yum!
By comparison, what is only powdered milk .....:
http://sinosphere.blogs.nytimes.com...s-in-a-chinese-detention-center/?src=twr&_r=0
American Jailed for Theft Describes Conditions in a Chinese Detention Center
Mr. Foster, who later confessed to stealing money from an American colleague at Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, said he shared a bare concrete cell with upward of 30 people. There were no beds, let alone bedding, and each cell was run by sadistic inmates, anointed by the guards, who terrorized detainees with frequent beatings.
Im amazed such a world exists, but Im equally amazed they allowed me to witness it.
Mr. Foster says he is unsure why he was placed in the B Cell Block at Baiyun, home to about 5,000 inmates who had been arrested on a variety of charges, including shoplifting, illicit drug use and fraud.
Those who were slow putting together the twinkling icicles ubiquitous in American suburbia, he said, would be kicked, karate chopped and occasionally whipped with the braided strands of wires.
Other times, the violence was prompted for flubbing the recitation of prison rules, for complaining about abuse to guards or for no discernible reason.
Mr. Foster recalled inmates disappearing into solitary confinement or chained to the floor for days without food or access to the toilet. You could hear them screaming, he said.
During their months in detention, inmates were denied access to visitors, even their own lawyers.