(deportation of criminals from England to the Americas and then to
Australia)
Though I admit the Chinese twist is a bit more modern
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From: Robert Munn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2004 12:06 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: keeping perspective on us govt
>Just another reason why I wake up everyday and think to myself... Why
>doesn't the US do this? I bet it would put the brakes on all the
>bullshit in this country. I like George Carlin's idea.... In the NFL
>offseason we have public executions in the stadiums; invite the public,
>etc. Lets face it, 80% of the people in prison are just not going to be
>rehabilitated, 10% have a chance, and the other 10% are probably
>innocent. I say take all the hardened criminals and see ya. Clear out
>some space for the decent people in this world who know how to act;
>focus on those who want to change and move on. The problem with the US
>is we just lock people up and lock people up like a damn warehouse and
>say they can be rehabilitated yet do nothing to make it happen. And the
>story goes on and on...
OK, I'll play along. If you really want to get into the spirit of 21st
century America, why not outsource? We could send all the hardened crminals
in our jails to China for a flat fee per prisoner, and the Chinese could do
whatever they want with them.
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