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How is this in politics?
In answer to your question, NO!
How is this in politics?
In answer to your question, NO!
I'm getting there, was hoping for a few people to chime in
To me, this is political, but I won't complain if it gets moved to current events:
Federal judge orders Texas prisons to provide A/C
quote:
In a searing 100-page rebuke of the Texas prison system, a federal judge Wednesday ordered state officials to provide air-conditioned living quarters for elderly, disabled and other heat-sensitive inmates at the Pack Unit northwest of Houston.
The judge's ruling — which chastises prison officials for "obstruction" and "deliberate indifference" to inmate suffering — gives the state 15 days to draft a plan to ensure that 475 vulnerable inmates have living units cooled to no more than 88 degrees and that 1,000 others have easy access to indoor respite areas. The prison must also develop a heat-wave policy to prevent further injuries and install insect-proof window screens.
Why stop at prisoners, shouldn't everyone have the same rights to free A/C?
Even though you RWNJs want to gut the constitution, its still in force. Suck it up little cupcake, and get it through your thick skull that patriotic Americans will fight you.
in a prison there are no choices, as there would be outside of prison....How is this in politics?
In answer to your question, NO!
I'm getting there, was hoping for a few people to chime in
To me, this is political, but I won't complain if it gets moved to current events:
Federal judge orders Texas prisons to provide A/C
quote:
In a searing 100-page rebuke of the Texas prison system, a federal judge Wednesday ordered state officials to provide air-conditioned living quarters for elderly, disabled and other heat-sensitive inmates at the Pack Unit northwest of Houston.
The judge's ruling — which chastises prison officials for "obstruction" and "deliberate indifference" to inmate suffering — gives the state 15 days to draft a plan to ensure that 475 vulnerable inmates have living units cooled to no more than 88 degrees and that 1,000 others have easy access to indoor respite areas. The prison must also develop a heat-wave policy to prevent further injuries and install insect-proof window screens.
Why stop at prisoners, shouldn't everyone have the same rights to free A/C?
in a prison there are no choices, as there would be outside of prison....How is this in politics?
In answer to your question, NO!
I'm getting there, was hoping for a few people to chime in
To me, this is political, but I won't complain if it gets moved to current events:
Federal judge orders Texas prisons to provide A/C
quote:
In a searing 100-page rebuke of the Texas prison system, a federal judge Wednesday ordered state officials to provide air-conditioned living quarters for elderly, disabled and other heat-sensitive inmates at the Pack Unit northwest of Houston.
The judge's ruling — which chastises prison officials for "obstruction" and "deliberate indifference" to inmate suffering — gives the state 15 days to draft a plan to ensure that 475 vulnerable inmates have living units cooled to no more than 88 degrees and that 1,000 others have easy access to indoor respite areas. The prison must also develop a heat-wave policy to prevent further injuries and install insect-proof window screens.
Why stop at prisoners, shouldn't everyone have the same rights to free A/C?
outside of prison, someone without AC could go to a friend's house, an emergency room lobby, a walmart, a church or mall and get reprieve from the heat...
The judge's order was only for the sick, the disabled and the elderly who could die from the excessive heat in prison.... and we do not try to kill people in prison, unless they got the death penalty.... and we are not allowed to treat prisoners under our control with cruel and unusual punishment....
it's only for the vulnerable that could die from the heat wave or excessive heat. you are as the Bible describes the bad guys in the End Times, your thoughts and feelings and emotions for your fellow man are;in a prison there are no choices, as there would be outside of prison....How is this in politics?
In answer to your question, NO!
I'm getting there, was hoping for a few people to chime in
To me, this is political, but I won't complain if it gets moved to current events:
Federal judge orders Texas prisons to provide A/C
quote:
In a searing 100-page rebuke of the Texas prison system, a federal judge Wednesday ordered state officials to provide air-conditioned living quarters for elderly, disabled and other heat-sensitive inmates at the Pack Unit northwest of Houston.
The judge's ruling — which chastises prison officials for "obstruction" and "deliberate indifference" to inmate suffering — gives the state 15 days to draft a plan to ensure that 475 vulnerable inmates have living units cooled to no more than 88 degrees and that 1,000 others have easy access to indoor respite areas. The prison must also develop a heat-wave policy to prevent further injuries and install insect-proof window screens.
Why stop at prisoners, shouldn't everyone have the same rights to free A/C?
outside of prison, someone without AC could go to a friend's house, an emergency room lobby, a walmart, a church or mall and get reprieve from the heat...
The judge's order was only for the sick, the disabled and the elderly who could die from the excessive heat in prison.... and we do not try to kill people in prison, unless they got the death penalty.... and we are not allowed to treat prisoners under our control with cruel and unusual punishment....
Fuck em
Seriously, fuck em
They should not have a right to cold air
I hope this gets overturned on review
if you kill them or make them sicker, it is cruel and unusual punishment not part of the sentence...Lack of air conditioning is not cruel as many people do not have it. Neither is it unusual for the same reasons. According to the Constitution the punishment must be both cruel and unusual to be prohibited and lack of air conditioning is neither.
While it is a nice thing to provide air conditioning to the elderly, sick or disabled failure to do so is not a violation of rights.
How do s USMB feel about this?
Should the government have to provide cold air?
So, this is a stupid ruling
There should never be a judicial mandate to make convicts comfy
I do think we should arrest less people and do more to prevent rapes and sexual subjugation in prisons, but guaranteed TV and AC?
Fuck no
How do s USMB feel about this?
Should the government have to provide cold air?
How do s USMB feel about this?
Should the government have to provide cold air?
Gotcha! Thanks.How is this in politics?
In answer to your question, NO!
I'm getting there, was hoping for a few people to chime in
To me, this is political, but I won't complain if it gets moved to current events:
Federal judge orders Texas prisons to provide A/C
quote:
In a searing 100-page rebuke of the Texas prison system, a federal judge Wednesday ordered state officials to provide air-conditioned living quarters for elderly, disabled and other heat-sensitive inmates at the Pack Unit northwest of Houston.
The judge's ruling — which chastises prison officials for "obstruction" and "deliberate indifference" to inmate suffering — gives the state 15 days to draft a plan to ensure that 475 vulnerable inmates have living units cooled to no more than 88 degrees and that 1,000 others have easy access to indoor respite areas. The prison must also develop a heat-wave policy to prevent further injuries and install insect-proof window screens.
Why stop at prisoners, shouldn't everyone have the same rights to free A/C?