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runnert Mar 24, 2004 02:35 PM

Wouldn't want to send the wrong message
 
Okay, sing with me "Blame Canada! Blame Canada! "

see here

"If you have that kind of presence symbolized by (a stab-proof vest), you're sending a signal to the prisoner that you consider him to be a dangerous person," What a joke...

runnert

sleddogg Mar 24, 2004 04:15 PM


Kevin Grabowsky, of the Union of Canadian Correctional Officers, said the notion that inmates might be "offended" is a "complete crock."
Now now, we must take their feelings into acount.

They also have a form of gun control up there to dont they?
That be bullsheet when they worry more about the damn criminal
than the the guards or the victims.

Canada = Liberal thinking.

Maybe they shouldnt lock them down either, makes them feel clostriphobic.
:mad:

Ford Lariat Mar 24, 2004 05:00 PM


"If you have that kind of presence symbolized by (a stab-proof vest), you're sending a signal to the prisoner that you consider him to be a dangerous person," said Tim Krause.
No *****, Sherlock!! :rolleyes:

Oh and... what if the prisoners offend me for being in jail? :confused: Should we release them, then?

Andthensometoo Mar 24, 2004 05:04 PM


Wouldn't want to send the wrong message
Then you shoulda never posted that pic with your leggs! :D

Oh, and screw that Canadian PC Prison idea. They are criminals, and dangerous ones, or they wouldn't be there.

Raoul Mar 25, 2004 07:54 AM

People, people please....
Alll these Americans posting about the Canadian prison system.
You can't apply conditions that exist here in the US to our neighbors in the North.

Here, we have the Proctective Vest Act of 2000. The Federal Govt has a 50/50 Grant for all law enforcement agencies, including prisons/jailers etc, for the procurement of protective vests. This program runs through 2007 and will probably be renewed unless something better comes along. This equipment is very expensive and not only does our Fed govt encourage it, it pays for half of it for anybody (agency) that applies.

How can I best explain the Canadian prison system?
Does anybody remember the Andy Griffith Show?
What would you have thought if you tuned in with Andy and Barney wearing protective vests while Otis was in the cell sleeping one off?

Habibi Mar 25, 2004 10:30 AM

Nice find runnert.

I was getting to the point of forgetting just how out of touch my old employer was, until reading that article.
Ottawa has spent millions and millions developing a Mission Statement, Core Values, and Guiding Principles.

They feel a more loving approach is what's needed.
Care and nurture, and spend quality time with the "offenders". (referring to them as inmates or convicts is strictly forbidden, it might scar them emotionally)
Talk to them, be their friend, build a relationship.

Unfortunately, our "policy makers" are a bunch of retards who have never set foot in a maximum security penitentiary, and have no idea how the real world operates.

Until these people leave their warm cozy nests in Ottawa's NHQ, and actually walk through a joint when they are smashing, burning, and killing each other, they will never have a true sense of reality.

If there are any NHQ employees reading this, I have a message:

As the Newfies like to say...

"Kiss me arse"

I'm retired!!

Raoul Mar 25, 2004 10:40 AM

Of course, I only told half the story.
The Canadian system of incarceration has dangerous and disturbed individuals that would scare the bee-juvas out of you...

(...and that's just the guards!)

Ford Lariat Mar 25, 2004 11:34 AM


Originally posted by Raoul
Of course, I only told half the story.
The Canadian system of incarceration has dangerous and disturbed individuals that would scare the bee-juvas out of you...

(...and that's just the guards!)

:lol: I seem to understand a little more by what Raoul said. But still, what is the world coming to :rolleyes: Everybody will freeze in time so nothing/nobody offends anybody/anyone.

captainoblivious Mar 26, 2004 02:20 PM

Just another example to support my theory of the higher the position, the stupider the person


It's a real shame that few lives will have to be lost to overturn this gem of an idea.

Habibi Mar 26, 2004 02:58 PM


Originally posted by captainoblivious
Just another example to support my theory of the higher the position, the stupider the person

We call this "The Peter Principal"

arrbilly Mar 26, 2004 05:56 PM


Originally posted by Habibi
We call this "The Peter Principal"
Geez, I'd forgotten about that book. I read it waaay back when I was a teenager. Excellent read.:thumbsup:
I suppose the principal could be applied to VIP's in the news these days. Bubbya, Condi, Rummy, et al....

S'CrewLoose Mar 27, 2004 06:29 AM

If Stab proof vests are OUTLAWED
Only OUTLAWS will have Stab proof Vests........

runnert Mar 29, 2004 08:53 AM


Originally posted by arrbilly
Geez, I'd forgotten about that book. I read it waaay back when I was a teenager. Excellent read.:thumbsup:
I suppose the principal could be applied to VIP's in the news these days. Bubbya, Condi, Rummy, et al....

Gee abilly, can't seem to accept that your country is all wacked out so you have to come and attack the great USA...you poor victim.

runnert

Raoul Mar 29, 2004 09:00 AM

He just doesn't understand the war.

He has attacked Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld and Ashcroft.

arrbilly, you don't change horsemen
in the middle of an apocalypse.

runnert Mar 29, 2004 09:34 AM


Originally posted by Raoul

arrbilly, you don't change horsemen
in the middle of an apocalypse.

This ain't the apocalypse...I'm still here.

runnert


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