So we naming football stadiums after private prison companies now?
- Thread starter Dusty Bake Activate
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i actually felt sick to my stomach reading that. this country is beyond fukked up in some aspects. i looked them up on the NYSE. Yup private prisons trade their stock on the New york stock exchange. nows the time to buy too 
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I walk the streets like, ''say something, n!gga!''
This country seems to be getting sicker by the second. Just straight up disgraceful.
Mr. Somebody
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Its so demonic, friends. But this is the world you love. Aint no such things as halfway demons.
Brown_Pride
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Actually to piggy back on this a bit...
This is what we wanted right? I mean it is what we have collectively lead ourselves towards; whether through action or inaction we are reaping what we sow. We all know these companies exist and yet they are allowed to thrive...
If you feel sick, which you should, at seeing this then you should be feeling sick with yourself as much as anything else.
Mr. Somebody
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This is capitalism and unfortunately without God, there is no way to have moral checks and balances in the system so it can only lead to demonic territories. But people will just act like its not there and live in demonic ignorance.
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Well according to liberals there is no God, so i'm sure most of them have no problem with it.
I thought you were all for this free-market crap
nvm
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The GEO Group prisons and the dates that they were reported.
Coke County Juvenile Justice Center (Bronte, Tx) - Wackenhut/GEO Group
7 youths sue the GEO Group claiming they were mentally, physically, and sexually abused by a registered sex offender working at the prison. (2007)
The Texas Youth Commission pulls all of the agency's 200 juvenile detainees from the jail after learning that jail programs are severely lacking. The facility is described as unsafe and unsanitary. (2007)
Several girls were sexually, physically, and mentally abused by Wackenhut employees, including a man with a prior conviction for sexual abuse of a child; a lawsuit settled for $1.5 million. (1999)
15 year old female victim of sexual assault by Wackenhut employee committed suicide in wake of lawsuit settlement that allowed company to avoid accepting responsibility. (1999)
Texas Youth Commission confirmed allegations that some staff members manipulated a "demotion/graduation" system to coerce girls into giving them sexual favors or dancing naked in front of them; some girls were raped or fondled, while others were made to disrobe and shower in the presence of male employees. (1995)
dikkens County Correctional Facility (Spur, Tx) - GEO Group
Scott Noble Payne, an Idaho inmate, commits suicide prompting an investigation. The Associated Press calls the facility's conditions "squalid," and the Idaho Department of Correction's Health Director says, the facility is the worst prison he's ever seen. Idaho announces that it will withdraw all inmates from the prison. (2007)
Newton County Correctional Center (Newton, Tx) - GEO Group
After reports of a prisoner mistreatment, including using mace and cuffing prisoners, and a two-man breakout, the state of Idaho removes its prisoners from the facility. (2006)
Frio County Detention Center (Pearsall, Tx) - GEO Group
A female immigrant detainee sues GEO after she failed to receive treatment and medicine for her mental disability, and was put in isolation after being stripped naked and having her crutches removed. The lawsuit alleges that the inmate was ridiculed and threatened with deportation. (2007)
Reeves County Detention Center (Pecos, Tx) - Wackenhut/GEO Group
Arizona inmates stage fights and go on hunger strikes in order to be transferred back to Arizona. (2004)
Travis County State Jail (Austin, Tx) - Wackenhut/GEO Group
11 former guards and a case manager are indicted on felony charges of sexual assault and improper sexual activity and misdemeanor charges of sexual harassment. (1999)
TDCJ retakes control of the facility (1999)
Willacy County State Jail (Raymondville, Tx) - Wackenhut/GEO Group
The family of a Laredo man killed at a prison run by Wakenhut is awarded $47.5 million by a Willacy County jury. The inmate was beaten to death four days prior to completing his sentence. (2006)
Val Verde Detention Center (Del Rio, Tx) - Wackenhut/GEO Group
A 20 year old former guard is indicted in federal court for violating the civil rights of prisoners after allegedly striking a prisoner in the face in a 2006 incident. The guard was 19 years old at the time. (2007)
Three inmates die and one more is hospitalized after a mysterious illness breaks out at the prison. The body of a Honduran immigrant was embalmed and shipped to Honduras before an autopsy could be completed. (2007)
A civil rights organization sues the GEO Group and Val Verde County on behalf of the family of an inmate who was sexually assaulted in the facility, denied medical care, and subsequently committed suicide. (2006)
An African American guard sues the GEO Group for racial discrimination after a superior poses for pictures in his prison uniform and KKK garb and displays a hangman's noose in his office. (2005)
Coke County Juvenile Justice Center (Bronte, Tx) - Wackenhut/GEO Group
7 youths sue the GEO Group claiming they were mentally, physically, and sexually abused by a registered sex offender working at the prison. (2007)
The Texas Youth Commission pulls all of the agency's 200 juvenile detainees from the jail after learning that jail programs are severely lacking. The facility is described as unsafe and unsanitary. (2007)
Several girls were sexually, physically, and mentally abused by Wackenhut employees, including a man with a prior conviction for sexual abuse of a child; a lawsuit settled for $1.5 million. (1999)
15 year old female victim of sexual assault by Wackenhut employee committed suicide in wake of lawsuit settlement that allowed company to avoid accepting responsibility. (1999)
Texas Youth Commission confirmed allegations that some staff members manipulated a "demotion/graduation" system to coerce girls into giving them sexual favors or dancing naked in front of them; some girls were raped or fondled, while others were made to disrobe and shower in the presence of male employees. (1995)
dikkens County Correctional Facility (Spur, Tx) - GEO Group
Scott Noble Payne, an Idaho inmate, commits suicide prompting an investigation. The Associated Press calls the facility's conditions "squalid," and the Idaho Department of Correction's Health Director says, the facility is the worst prison he's ever seen. Idaho announces that it will withdraw all inmates from the prison. (2007)
Newton County Correctional Center (Newton, Tx) - GEO Group
After reports of a prisoner mistreatment, including using mace and cuffing prisoners, and a two-man breakout, the state of Idaho removes its prisoners from the facility. (2006)
Frio County Detention Center (Pearsall, Tx) - GEO Group
A female immigrant detainee sues GEO after she failed to receive treatment and medicine for her mental disability, and was put in isolation after being stripped naked and having her crutches removed. The lawsuit alleges that the inmate was ridiculed and threatened with deportation. (2007)
Reeves County Detention Center (Pecos, Tx) - Wackenhut/GEO Group
Arizona inmates stage fights and go on hunger strikes in order to be transferred back to Arizona. (2004)
Travis County State Jail (Austin, Tx) - Wackenhut/GEO Group
11 former guards and a case manager are indicted on felony charges of sexual assault and improper sexual activity and misdemeanor charges of sexual harassment. (1999)
TDCJ retakes control of the facility (1999)
Willacy County State Jail (Raymondville, Tx) - Wackenhut/GEO Group
The family of a Laredo man killed at a prison run by Wakenhut is awarded $47.5 million by a Willacy County jury. The inmate was beaten to death four days prior to completing his sentence. (2006)
Val Verde Detention Center (Del Rio, Tx) - Wackenhut/GEO Group
A 20 year old former guard is indicted in federal court for violating the civil rights of prisoners after allegedly striking a prisoner in the face in a 2006 incident. The guard was 19 years old at the time. (2007)
Three inmates die and one more is hospitalized after a mysterious illness breaks out at the prison. The body of a Honduran immigrant was embalmed and shipped to Honduras before an autopsy could be completed. (2007)
A civil rights organization sues the GEO Group and Val Verde County on behalf of the family of an inmate who was sexually assaulted in the facility, denied medical care, and subsequently committed suicide. (2006)
An African American guard sues the GEO Group for racial discrimination after a superior poses for pictures in his prison uniform and KKK garb and displays a hangman's noose in his office. (2005)
Field Marshall Bradley
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You can't have a lucrative private prison without prisoners so guess what?
Stockholders of these private prison are directly investing in crime and the manifestation of crime...
Wall Street is officially in the business of locking cats up by any means necessary
Stockholders of these private prison are directly investing in crime and the manifestation of crime...
Wall Street is officially in the business of locking cats up by any means necessary
Brown_Pride
All Star
Yup. Apparently crime does in fact pay...
What's even sicker is that because of all the law suits on this company I'd bet money they had to increase their price. So essentially we paid for all this crap stuff that happened.
Like i said, we get what we wanted.