keano97
keano97 t1_j5xllvs wrote
Reply to comment by turkey_sandwiches in TIL Prison Rodeo is a real thing - inmates play poker in the middle of a rodeo with a raging bull and have to sit and resist the urge to run from it in order to win money by gravitasgamer
So you just going to ignore coercion.
You are taking a very simplistic view of this.
Your making making claims that I am wrong but don't say why. "It's voluntary" that's your argument, I am saying there are way to many other factors at paly to make it that simple.
If you are not free, then your not free to volunteer.
Admit it, you like the rodeo, and so your willing to sweep it under the rug
keano97 t1_j5so011 wrote
Reply to comment by turkey_sandwiches in TIL Prison Rodeo is a real thing - inmates play poker in the middle of a rodeo with a raging bull and have to sit and resist the urge to run from it in order to win money by gravitasgamer
What?
So you admitted I could be right, and then just sweep it under the rug and say no it doesn't.
Go enjoy your uncivilized gladiator matches, should we swing by the dog fighting Pitt on the way home, maybe watch a public hanging with the kids in Sunday?
keano97 t1_j5q5m4f wrote
Reply to comment by turkey_sandwiches in TIL Prison Rodeo is a real thing - inmates play poker in the middle of a rodeo with a raging bull and have to sit and resist the urge to run from it in order to win money by gravitasgamer
They could be threatened by other prisoners to do it and hand over the money.
They could be offered perks from authorities
A prisoner is not free, and therefore is not in a position to freely make a choice, especially one so consequential to their well-being.
Also they are literally chained up and caged to, from, and during all but the times they are seated with a live bull rampaging around, so you could say they are dragged there.
keano97 t1_j5q51py wrote
Reply to comment by RandoCalrissian11 in TIL Prison Rodeo is a real thing - inmates play poker in the middle of a rodeo with a raging bull and have to sit and resist the urge to run from it in order to win money by gravitasgamer
Yes prison, a famously voluntary place
Where no coercion from prion authorities or worse other prisoners ever takes place.
It's totally infeasible that another prisoner wouldn't threaten to kill another I'd they didn't do it and give them the money.
Where authorities wouldn't offer unwritten perks to those that take part in what I imagine is profitable for the prison.
/s just in case that wasn't obvious
keano97 t1_j5owmyp wrote
Reply to comment by RandoCalrissian11 in TIL Prison Rodeo is a real thing - inmates play poker in the middle of a rodeo with a raging bull and have to sit and resist the urge to run from it in order to win money by gravitasgamer
Well the problem is that sometimes they are prisoners, and how this doesn't qualify as cruel and unusual punishment, I get it's voluntary but how voluntary is something that you use prisoners for?
keano97 t1_iwplzoz wrote
Reply to comment by reddit-sucks-ass_ in Police have no suspect in killings of 4 UI students; investigators believe 2 other roommates were home at time of attack by profigliano
Oh my god, some should tell them. They probably don't realise that's what their job is. /S
Seriously people. I know US police are highly flawed, but these are the sort of crimes they throw everything they have at.
keano97 t1_ivxdvt3 wrote
Reply to comment by SpiderFarter in [OC] Tech Layoffs in 2022 so far, percentage of total workforce by PieChartPirate
The trump admin massively increased deficit spending. And if your refering to the infrastructure bill that will grow the economy. Was building the highways a mistake?
The US is at near record energy production. Gas prices have nothing to do with America. There are massive sanctions on Russia, that is why. Should we just throw Ukraine and it's sovereignty to the side over some slightly more expensive gas. The oil industry is sitting in approved drilling permits cause they like the highly profitable price it currently is at.
What has changed with taxes? Please give me and example of how regular people have to pay more.
What new regulations?
All I see is talking points with no evidence. Non of this has much to do with the Dems.
Name me five policies the republicans have that would help, they haven't named anything except "woke cancel culture" and other buzzwords. Nothing concrete or of any actual meaning.
keano97 t1_ivtomwd wrote
Reply to comment by SpiderFarter in [OC] Tech Layoffs in 2022 so far, percentage of total workforce by PieChartPirate
What policies have destroyed the US economy?
Or does it maybe have to do with outside influence like a war and China crippling it's supply chain cause of COVID lock downs?
Also let guess you hate "cancel culture" but appear to be fine with this?
Conservative policies are the death of an economy as they do not invest in the nation's future. Maybe turn off faux news and open a economics book once in a while.
Works in tech therefore progressive is just a ridiculous take.
keano97 t1_j5ztg02 wrote
Reply to comment by turkey_sandwiches in TIL Prison Rodeo is a real thing - inmates play poker in the middle of a rodeo with a raging bull and have to sit and resist the urge to run from it in order to win money by gravitasgamer
It's prison, where coercion famously happens all the damn time, ever watch a documentary on prisons?
Ye people can sign up for cowboy poker all the live long day, they are free people able to make a free choice. Prisoners do not fit this category
So you'd support gladatorial combat if all the prisoners "consent"
Very civilized.