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Latest post 09-25-2012 9:04 PM by victor88. 4,344 replies.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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have you ever been to the
ninth ward?
there is nothing there for them to take, except some old houses on some old streets. there is a restaraunt or two, but thats about it.
there is a big canal running through it, and some railroad tracks.
the OWNERS of all that SECTION 8 housing would have been GLAD to sell to "CORPORATE AMERICA" IF THEY WOULD HAVE ASKED.
hasn't happened in sixty years, i doubt it'll happen anytime soon.
no one is 'snapping up' the land now, so i'm not sure where this "corporate america" thing is coming from.
land was cheap, and available before, now it's cheaper and more available. but STILL no corporate america. why aren't they buying it all now?
BECAUSE THEY NEVER WANTED TO!
thank you for your paranoia.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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if the state legislature simply cut the amount of dollars per inmate per day, it would reduce spending by that much IMMEDIATELY.
you can't tell me that it takes over 100 dollars a day to keep ONE inmate locked up, fed, clothed, and warm.
it doesn't take that much in 40 other states, and the ones that are higher are using the money to pay for frivolous lawsuits brought on by bored inmates.
i'm not saying to cut the funding completely, but at least bring it down to the national average.
many people are saying that the inmates have to pay for 'extras', and that is not a bad thing in the grand scheme of things, but those are all things that the STATE doesn't have to pay for.
all i'm asking for is the most 'BANG' for the buck. MORE can be done with LESS. 40 other states are doing it, why can't we?
the best prison law library is in a state that pays 18 dollars per inmate per day.
the only answer to the "corruption question" (where is this money going?) is to say that it MUST be going into someone's pocket, as it CERTAINLY isn't going to efficiently running the jails and prisons.
cutting the per inmate per day payment will FORCE EFFICIENCY.
yes, there MAY be cuts in services, but this has NOT happened in other states.
if there ARE cuts, it will give us another reason to look even closer at prison spending.
by simple demanding of accountability, we will see dramatic improvements in the services we recieve for the amount of money we spend.
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ninjaxxxxxxxxx


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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i actually agree 100% with you. not about the doing whatever with the democrats and all that. i really could care less who is in office. but all that stuff about getting rid of maximum/minimums and all that, i couldn't agree more. i've always said that, on paper, TIS is really not that bad. however, they don't follow it the way it was written. what you said is, basically, what TIS was really ment to be and that is actually, basically, how every other state that has TIS follows it. in theory, your plan is perfect. however, your plan would cut out alot of politicians (such as parole board members) from getting their money and whatever other benifits they get. that will never happen
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ninjaxxxxxxxxx


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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you say all that over the computer
people have been calling me ninja since i was 14. i have been in martial arts since i was 5. and, yes, there are still ninjas around. i don't have time to go into a history lesson (not that you would listen or are even intellegent enough to understand, anyway), but it's true. and, besides from that, i was also trained by the united states army. (airborne infantry). so, quit all that tough talk and just be yourself. you ain't got to lie to kick it. everyone loves you for the gay bitch that you are. as a matter of fact, from this day forth, you will be known as "Bitch That is Gay".
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crazycajun



- Joined on 11-22-2008
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i don't see any ranting or complaining in the posts that describe cutting the payment for per-inmate-per-day expenses.
in fact, the only ranting and complaining that i hear comes from you.
now, if you would listen, instead of ranting and complaining, maybe you would get the answers to the questions you have.
but you won't, will you?
of course not.
by the way, the state i was born in only pays 18 dollars per inmate per day, and they are doing just fine.
michigan constitution, article 1. Sec. 6.
Every person has a right to keep and bear arms for the defense of himself and the state.
keep your powder dry.
"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." Bovard 1994
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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no more liberal claptrap -- "write a memo" and "demand accountability." paperwork and lip service. sheesh.
the question is, what -- in concrete, reality-based, doable terms -- do you propose be done about the high per-prisoner cost of incarceration in Michigan?
you've complained about the cost incessantly here. now it's time to put up or shut up,, nanny-stater.
conservatives demand concrete, reality-based, doable solutions from people who complain about problems. no BS. no ranting. no gas.
you evasions and liberal claptrap tell us you have no answers.
but there's alway room for a miracle, so we leave the door open for you, just in case something concrete, reality based and doable pops into your Kool-Aid soaked brain.
meanwhile, we can have a few more good laughs at your expense.
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ninjaxxxxxxxxx


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this really isn't the place for a history lesson, but...
prince yamato is considered to be the first ninja. the oldest know art of ninjutsu was created by daisuke nishina in 1161, in the togakure villlege in the togakure mountains. (daisuke nishina later changed his name to daisuke togakure, after the togakure vilege). ninjutstu had 3 main uses. sabatoge, espionoge, and assassination. ninjas were heavily in use until the 1600's. then, in 1602, tokugawa ieasu became shogunate of japan. when that happened japan came out of civil war and was at peace. the ninja were not really needed anymore. alot of them turned to crime. and that's where you get the yakuza (japanese mafia). which, as you know, is still a big part of japan today. they are present day ninjas. also, the art of ninjutsu is still practiced today by many (including me). maasaki hatsumi is the present grandmaster of the 9 traditions that make up ninjutsu. he also is a ninja.
please, i told you that this is what i study.
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