The prison system wouldn't have to worry about being so "understaffed and overworked" if prisons weren't permitted to operate like for-profit businesses that couldn't survive without an extreme rate of incarceration.
The 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution abolished slavery and involuntary servitude “except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted.” This exception has significantly impacted prison labor practices in the United States. While the amendment ostensibly ended slavery, it opened the door to the exploitation of incarcerated individuals, enabling a system of forced labor in prisons.
Precisely WHY we see mass incarceration, the proliferation of ordinances & laws that govern the MINUTIAE of the lives of the American people, ESPECIALLY after the passage of the Civil Rights Act...
The problem arises for cases where the prisoner is falsely convicted, or wrongly convicted. Sometimes innocent people wind up in jail. And then you would have a problem, where the state government committed the crime of slavery. Government committing crimes. Not ideal.
Captive Labor: Exploitation of Incarcerated Workers, an ACLU research report produced in collaboration with the Global Human Rights Clinic of the University of Chicago Law School, examines the use of prison labor throughout state and federal prisons in the U.S. Bringing together interviews and surveys of incarcerated workers, analysis of government data, desk research, and policy review, this comprehensive report documents the harsh conditions and unfair practices, highlighting how incarcerated workers’ labor helps maintain prisons and provides vital public services. The report also includes a focus on prison labor during the COVID-19 pandemic. The report calls for far-reaching reforms to ensure prison labor is truly voluntary and that incarcerated workers are paid fairly, properly trained, and able to gain transferable skills. These calls are accompanied by concrete recommendations for federal, state, and local stakeholders to improve these conditions and ensure that prison systems treat incarcerated workers with dignity and respect. Source ACLU Website Captive Labor: Exploitation of Incarcerated Workers Document Date: June 15, 2022 www.aclu.org/publications/captive-labor-exploitation-incarcerated-workers
I knew a guy that went to jail. They told him he could get out earlier if he went through the work program and he said fuck you I’m not doing any work for you. Guess what he got out real early and he was never put back.
Exactly and I DOESN'T blame HIM one bit. They tried that same BS in Columbus GA last year and the inmates complained about working for FREE and they cut that BS out in a heartbeat. NOBODY'S stupid worth a dam, working for FREE it's NOT slavery time anymore.
Adequate pay? 😆 I have a friend that worked while locked up. He was "trained" to solder on pc boards. He got pennies on the dollar. They put his pay as credit for commissary. That's slave labor. Any way you look at it.
let’s not forget these people are in jail. They’re lucky they’re not on a chain gang, which is how they used to do it. They also had debtors prison. Ohio had what is still called this day the workhouse.Back then people didn’t want to go to jail. They didn’t have all the frequent flyers that they’ve got today. I know from personal experience. a lot of these guys do shit to get locked up in the winter because they don’t wanna stay outside. That’s how Kushi our jails are.
It is literally slavery. That's what the Constituion permission calls it "slavery or involuntary servitude." Slave. That's the word. Horrorific for your friend.
@@NotMoriarty1 So you believe in forced labor and slavery? You believe that humans should have the government alienate a humans rights? Under conditions that the government sets? That's why you do NOT understand the Declaration. Go back and read it. The Founders one hundred percent disagreed with you. They called in "tyranny" in the Declaration.
The no filter part of the handle, I get, don't gaf what deranged BS slaps down... But all truth? LMFAO, needs some major fact finding, more like reality check! @@NotMoriarty1
Prisoners should absolutely not have to do anything if they chose in prison these people are in prison as the punishment they are not in prison for punishment and the latter seems to be the rule not the exception
@ HUH?? Putting them in prison is SOCIETY’S punishment. The people have to PAY to keep them locked up for everyone’s sake. They have proven they don’t care about the law and that makes them a danger to society. You think the tax payers appreciate having to PAY to lock them up to protect themselves?? Think again.
The U.S. prison system has a 90+% return rate for prisoners who have been released. Sweden has a 20% return rate for its prisoners. Its time to change the horrific mistakes the U.S. prison system is making and focus on countries like Sweden. The people in prison are good people and need a hand up instead of a beat down.
Sweden is much different . They have a concentration of more peaceful people . The globalists have been trying to screw that up with illegal immigration . They’re fixing it though. Also in the US if they taught slavery factually and about all slavery instead of cherry picking history that would help a lot . Also add to that who ran the slave trade and who ran and still runs the media to this day whose motive is to distract , misinform and subvert its host society where ever they have resided.
False cherry picked history taught beginning in schools and rap music definitely help the decisionally challenged people keep the numbers up in prison. Sweden has a much different population. More peaceful with their own kind and others.
FREE ALABAMA MOVEMENT AND FREE MISSISSIPPI MOVEMENT UNITED have fought relentlessly for the repeal of Amendment 13 and to specifically end prison servitude.
Factories need buit around prison paying normal wages, fathers can pay child support, pay fee to prison. Main thing is when they get out keeping their job . Rent a home for their children ! Most are in trouble because of money issues! Would you rather let out rehabilitated men or just keep letting criminals back out!
First it proven it does not rehabilitate. Second, this literal for profit slavery. In Alamba a Hyundai parts supplier contracts with the state to use this "convict leasing." It is one hundred percent for corporate profit.
@@lastwordz8376 No, alienating rights to work and right to vote are not punishments from a crime in a country founded on unalienable rights. The word democracy is NOT in the declaration. To alienate rights is arbitrary reasoning, against which the Founders fought.
Alabama don't give a hoot. Not only are you forced to work, conditions are horrible beyond belief. The judges will put you there for the smallest things. You will pay high lawyer fees and court appointed lawyers work strictly for the system.
Instead of Bibles and 10 Commandments in every classroom- or Heather's 2 Mommies, kids should be taught how to effectively exercise their rights. (Starting with the right to remain silent)
Several prominent framers of the Constitution who owned slaves include: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Patrick Henry, and many other delegates from the Southern states, with estimates suggesting around 25 of the 55 delegates at the Constitutional Convention held slaves.
History Professor here. Convict leasing is what rebuilt the US after the Civil War. Accused someone of a crime and thus you have your involuntary servitude (peonage). After the War the nation was destroyed chiefly, the South. It is not by mistake that this discourse is about Alabama because Bama was the leader in convict leasing of Black bodies. Convict leasing is what built the entire city of Birmingham. Kay Ivy knows this. Most White political figures do. Black people often times struggle with knowing this history (and that deliberate. It's not taught in schools). Every company from U.S. steel to your "lay company" had convict leasing in Alabama after the Civil War. The purpose for Black people has always been to be a menial laborer. It's in the historical documents.
Also I live in Alabama and they charge him for those rides but guess what the prisoners are also the drivers there's nobody from the prison system that's driving these prisoners I worked at the convention center in Gulf Shores and had inmates who were worked with me at the Banquets department and the sergeant gets also gets money from the prisoners when they come in when they get paid at the end of every week the sergeant in charge of them gets money captain gets money they all take the money out of their paycheck whenever they got tips through my department I held their tip money and gave it to a family member they sent to me instead of it going to the prisoner because the money went to the prisoner the the the the the prison Department in Loxley would take their money from them and they would never see it
Slavery has always been legal in this racist country and the constitution has claimed my people Black Americans as 1.5th of human being so just because those racist put it in some paper doesn’t make it right ENSLAVING ANYONE IS WRONG NOBODY HAS THAT RIGHT!
Real talk real life that's change this injustice system this has been a long fight when people can't see other people are believe they are a human bean
Dear Queen they will try a dismiss prisoners rights so Use the famely of these inmate to File a major law sout for an undisclosed amount these judges 👨🏼⚖️ 👰🏼♀️👩🏼✈️and official in Alabama are just immigrants brought her on ships 🚢 just💼 started making up these bogus laws for free labor,also if👨👨👧👧👨🏼⚖️👩🏼✈️ Anglo-Saxon men and kids refuse to work black👉🧑🏾⚖️ need not work ither point blank simple
🤷🏾♂️No offense but the Prisoners and their Lawyers are DUMB. ALL the Prisoners should REFUSE to work. What the hell is the Prison gonna do, put them in jail? When the work stops and profits go to zero the state will BREAK. Black dudes already in jail act like WEAK DUMB COWARDS!
Im all about forced labor! Its better for a prisoners to work off what they did & doing! Of course power will corrupt... we need to make private jails & prisons into federally owned ones! Their is no oversight in these private businesses! Its appalling making money off citizens!!! Im talking about Billions! It doesn't show in the prisons
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4:36 Herein we identify *Problem #2* "Executive Laws" are not really _Laws_ , are they? *Problem #1* is the 13th Amendment gives the Federal System a Monopoly on Indentured Servitude.
The truth and the light will shine 🙏🥺. The truth is only going to turn one's stomach and the light is so bright ☀️😎 your only going to close your eyes 👀. A SLAVE is one's property right?!. The government can not take one's property or is that wrong? 😅 Take away there gun's if the state thinks of you as a threat and the state will take away your children as well as your freedom 😉 You HAVE TO PAY to play this program 😢
I am aware of the long-standing plight of prisoners in Alabama, and their desire to end prison slavery, but I fear it will expand across the country under Trump! What I want to make all the Trump Voters aware of is the fact that for the last 2 years, Profit prisons have been being built all over the South in anticipation of replacing illegal immigrants with prison labor! You certainly don't want to pass through & vacation in the Southern States during the Trump Administration! Wanted healthy young men to fill new labor prison, free room, and board
He doesn't want anyone to see his face and post his address on social media . Nothing wrong with that . Why should he spend $50.oo on a mask when that $0.20 cent mask is doing it's job & hiding his face ? He's smart enough not spend a fortune on a name brand / designer mask & put that money in his savings account .
Sorry, when you comit a crime, you do the time. It's the taxpayers that feed, clothes, bed, and shelter, the least you can do is work off some of those expenses. It's not slavery, but servitude.
It's called the Rule of Law. If you don't like the Constitution, try to change it. But ignoring it is how we've reached the most rotten and corrupt state this country has ever been in, both parties the problem. Read Randy Barnett's RESTORING THE LOST CONSTITUTION: THE PRESUMPTION OF LIBERTY.
The inmates chose to do what the prison system tells them to do by committing the crime they did. If they didn’t want to be told to work then they shouldn’t of committed their crime
Oh no, you broke the law and now you have to work a job 😂 this is so hilarious to me. Because i follow the law and work a job. There isnt one good reason the pisoners should get to refuse to work. Where was this willpower to follow the law earlier before you did the crime?
Lady l don't know WHO you are. What I KNOW if it were not for beautiful and just melanated woman like you. There would be no hope for us. This is the very reason why I can say I ♥️ you allll.
The work becomes a motive to jail people. There should never be a reason for the state to want to put people in prisons. Prison work should always be volunteer.
If you are to succeed after prison, you need to work and get paid minimum wage that is banked and given to you when released. There is no good in being idle. No change can have meaning without accomplishment. The 13th amendment allows this. Earned money is building a solid base in life.
I think forced labor should be for everybody that is in prison. Why do they think tax payers should support them while they are laying around doing nothing all day. No I think they should be forced to work in the fields and do things to pay for their crimes. To pay for the food they eat. It's not a free ride. So I for sure don't feel bad for them being put to work. It's insane that they think it's slavery. It's not. It's paying for your own way and then some for your criminal charges.
Forced labor as punishment is totally acceptable. Bring on the chain gang in stipes. Kentucky does it too and our highways are super clean because of it.
What those prisoners really should be fighting for is the greening of the prison system. Especially after the last hurricane disaster. First and foremost. All new and pre-existing prisons must be built or completely retrofitted with environmental sustainable materials. Secondly. Any and all water and power must be sourced from renewable resources only. Absolutely no exceptions. All materials going to inmates must be 100% recyclable. There will be no wastage allowed whatsoever. All meals prepared must be healthy vegan dishes. Highly processed foods loaded with sodium and saturated fats will be permanently phased out Finally. All reading and viewing materials must exclusively reflect the environmental movement for education and indoctrination. Remember people... There is no planet B.
Take the maintenance of that system out of your salary at twice the costs leave my tax money alone . No work ,no eat ,no clothing prison is meant to be punishment not paid vacations.
Simple, don't do the crime if you can't do the time. Basically, they want to sit on their azz and have everything done for them just like they did before going to prison. Why am I not surprised.
work can make time go by faster, and provide a feeling of usefulness . if people are paid, the majority of the money goes to pay fines and restitution. and good way to avoid even having to fret about all that is to not go to prison in the first place.
I've never gone to prison. I have always had to work hard. 2 full time jobs at one point. Never had insurance. I think if you could learn how to work and play well with others maybe your quality of life will go up when you're free. I think you did yourself an injustice by talking in this matter Sir. Your communication skills are poorly lacking.
I feel it's generous to think you could force prisoners to do valuable work by any means, these are individuals who robbed and murdered people to avoid working in the first place.
One problem with prison population it is generational grandfather, father, and brothers all incarcerated. Some extended families are completely lost. The lawyer speaking in video (Stanley v.Ivey) ideas are too radical. Inmates need to keep busy. Inmates learn work skills by having jobs. Part of the problem with the prison population is they did not want to work before they were convicted.
Alabama have some horrible state prisons.People should think twice about committing crimes in Alabama,but they don’t think.They state of Michigan probably have similar policies
if you end up in prison, you should have to work every day minimum eight hours everybody. they should have to make all their own stuff do all their own food and they should have to make their clothes make their towels give everybody a damn job and they will stop going to prison. Most of them are there because they're too damn lazy to work.
i’d like to add on as far as paying them they should up all expenses the expense of the state having to take care of them. Their medical needs their care feed them. They should have to pay every bit of that. They’re gonna end up with a bill when they leave if I was in charge, let me tell you.
All the other information I've red and heard states that the prisoners enjoy working as a break from the prison routine, it may be a selected few who have filed the law suite.
You hardly ever hear anything good coming out of Alabama.
No lies told.
The prison system wouldn't have to worry about being so "understaffed and overworked" if prisons weren't permitted to operate like for-profit businesses that couldn't survive without an extreme rate of incarceration.
They're all being privatized anyway.Thats the most terrifying aspect of being incarcerated.Youbare powerless.
The 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution abolished slavery and involuntary servitude “except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted.” This exception has significantly impacted prison labor practices in the United States. While the amendment ostensibly ended slavery, it opened the door to the exploitation of incarcerated individuals, enabling a system of forced labor in prisons.
Precisely WHY we see mass incarceration, the proliferation of ordinances & laws that govern the MINUTIAE of the lives of the American people,
ESPECIALLY after the passage of the Civil Rights Act...
The problem arises for cases where the prisoner is falsely convicted, or wrongly convicted. Sometimes innocent people wind up in jail. And then you would have a problem, where the state government committed the crime of slavery. Government committing crimes. Not ideal.
The 1.8 million in prison in America need something to do.
So. Your trying to sound knowledgeable with no substance.
Captive Labor: Exploitation of Incarcerated Workers, an ACLU research report produced in collaboration with the Global Human Rights Clinic of the University of Chicago Law School, examines the use of prison labor throughout state and federal prisons in the U.S. Bringing together interviews and surveys of incarcerated workers, analysis of government data, desk research, and policy review, this comprehensive report documents the harsh conditions and unfair practices, highlighting how incarcerated workers’ labor helps maintain prisons and provides vital public services. The report also includes a focus on prison labor during the COVID-19 pandemic. The report calls for far-reaching reforms to ensure prison labor is truly voluntary and that incarcerated workers are paid fairly, properly trained, and able to gain transferable skills. These calls are accompanied by concrete recommendations for federal, state, and local stakeholders to improve these conditions and ensure that prison systems treat incarcerated workers with dignity and respect.
Source ACLU Website
Captive Labor: Exploitation of Incarcerated Workers
Document Date: June 15, 2022
www.aclu.org/publications/captive-labor-exploitation-incarcerated-workers
I knew a guy that went to jail. They told him he could get out earlier if he went through the work program and he said fuck you I’m not doing any work for you. Guess what he got out real early and he was never put back.
Exactly and I DOESN'T blame HIM one bit. They tried that same BS in Columbus GA last year and the inmates complained about working for FREE and they cut that BS out in a heartbeat. NOBODY'S stupid worth a dam, working for FREE it's NOT slavery time anymore.
Adequate pay? 😆 I have a friend that worked while locked up. He was "trained" to solder on pc boards. He got pennies on the dollar. They put his pay as credit for commissary. That's slave labor. Any way you look at it.
Yea at least advocate for money money for them.
let’s not forget these people are in jail. They’re lucky they’re not on a chain gang, which is how they used to do it. They also had debtors prison. Ohio had what is still called this day the workhouse.Back then people didn’t want to go to jail. They didn’t have all the frequent flyers that they’ve got today. I know from personal experience. a lot of these guys do shit to get locked up in the winter because they don’t wanna stay outside. That’s how Kushi our jails are.
It is literally slavery. That's what the Constituion permission calls it "slavery or involuntary servitude." Slave. That's the word. Horrorific for your friend.
@@NotMoriarty1 So you believe in forced labor and slavery? You believe that humans should have the government alienate a humans rights? Under conditions that the government sets? That's why you do NOT understand the Declaration. Go back and read it. The Founders one hundred percent disagreed with you. They called in "tyranny" in the Declaration.
The no filter part of the handle, I get, don't gaf what deranged BS slaps down... But all truth? LMFAO, needs some major fact finding, more like reality check!
@@NotMoriarty1
California had a proposition on this, and apparently no one has an issue with forced prison labor, the proposition failed.
Do you realize it costs up to $60k a year to house a prisoner? You don’t think they should help defray those costs by maintaining the facility??
Columbus inmates DIDN'T fall for the free labor BS and they stopped it TOO.
Prisoners should absolutely not have to do anything if they chose in prison these people are in prison as the punishment they are not in prison for punishment and the latter seems to be the rule not the exception
@ HUH?? Putting them in prison is SOCIETY’S punishment. The people have to PAY to keep them locked up for everyone’s sake. They have proven they don’t care about the law and that makes them a danger to society. You think the tax payers appreciate having to PAY to lock them up to protect themselves?? Think again.
The U.S. prison system has a 90+% return rate for prisoners who have been released. Sweden has a 20% return rate for its prisoners. Its time to change the horrific mistakes the U.S. prison system is making and focus on countries like Sweden. The people in prison are good people and need a hand up instead of a beat down.
That's because there are so many entrapments to keep the money flowing in.
Police harass 90% of it's police power prudence and 100% corruption.
Sweden is much different . They have a concentration of more peaceful people . The globalists have been trying to screw that up with illegal immigration . They’re fixing it though. Also in the US if they taught slavery factually and about all slavery instead of cherry picking history that would help a lot . Also add to that who ran the slave trade and who ran and still runs the media to this day whose motive is to distract , misinform and subvert its host society where ever they have resided.
Sounds good on paper. Yet the elephant in the room is demographics. They aren’t as “enriched with diversity” as the US. So there’s that.
False cherry picked history taught beginning in schools and rap music definitely help the decisionally challenged people keep the numbers up in prison. Sweden has a much different population. More peaceful with their own kind and others.
FREE ALABAMA MOVEMENT AND FREE MISSISSIPPI MOVEMENT UNITED have fought relentlessly for the repeal of Amendment 13 and to specifically end prison servitude.
Factories need buit around prison paying normal wages, fathers can pay child support, pay fee to prison. Main thing is when they get out keeping their job . Rent a home for their children ! Most are in trouble because of money issues! Would you rather let out rehabilitated men or just keep letting criminals back out!
First it proven it does not rehabilitate. Second, this literal for profit slavery. In Alamba a Hyundai parts supplier contracts with the state to use this "convict leasing." It is one hundred percent for corporate profit.
That would help take the profit motive away from this multi-billion dollar industry.
If it supports free labor then you know the answer
Sure that makes sense IF they are making MONEY paying on THEIR fines etc, but working for FREE are a bunch of BS.
@@lastwordz8376 No, alienating rights to work and right to vote are not punishments from a crime in a country founded on unalienable rights. The word democracy is NOT in the declaration. To alienate rights is arbitrary reasoning, against which the Founders fought.
Leave the state and never set foot in it again.
I think its in every bodies interest to give a free education to inmates.
Alabama don't give a hoot. Not only are you forced to work, conditions are horrible beyond belief. The judges will put you there for the smallest things. You will pay high lawyer fees and court appointed lawyers work strictly for the system.
Instead of Bibles and 10 Commandments in every classroom- or Heather's 2 Mommies, kids should be taught how to effectively exercise their rights. (Starting with the right to remain silent)
Several prominent framers of the Constitution who owned slaves include: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Patrick Henry, and many other delegates from the Southern states, with estimates suggesting around 25 of the 55 delegates at the Constitutional Convention held slaves.
History Professor here. Convict leasing is what rebuilt the US after the Civil War. Accused someone of a crime and thus you have your involuntary servitude (peonage). After the War the nation was destroyed chiefly, the South. It is not by mistake that this discourse is about Alabama because Bama was the leader in convict leasing of Black bodies. Convict leasing is what built the entire city of Birmingham. Kay Ivy knows this. Most White political figures do. Black people often times struggle with knowing this history (and that deliberate. It's not taught in schools). Every company from U.S. steel to your "lay company" had convict leasing in Alabama after the Civil War. The purpose for Black people has always been to be a menial laborer. It's in the historical documents.
File a Quo Warranto against the judge to have his judgement overturned. Prisoners file a Counterclaim in your cases to have them overturned.
Take a look at Louisiana prison system!
I told my students about this a few years ago. I always use this as an example when I discuss the 13th amendment.
It's always made me just go nuts the fact that they call people who stand on their rights Sovereign citizens, yet! they are the sovereign.
Also I live in Alabama and they charge him for those rides but guess what the prisoners are also the drivers there's nobody from the prison system that's driving these prisoners I worked at the convention center in Gulf Shores and had inmates who were worked with me at the Banquets department and the sergeant gets also gets money from the prisoners when they come in when they get paid at the end of every week the sergeant in charge of them gets money captain gets money they all take the money out of their paycheck whenever they got tips through my department I held their tip money and gave it to a family member they sent to me instead of it going to the prisoner because the money went to the prisoner the the the the the prison Department in Loxley would take their money from them and they would never see it
Read the 13th Amendment. It is constitutional. And Alabama has never been a crown jewel of the South.
Slavery has always been legal in this racist country and the constitution has claimed my people Black Americans as 1.5th of human being so just because those racist put it in some paper doesn’t make it right ENSLAVING ANYONE IS WRONG NOBODY HAS THAT RIGHT!
Real talk real life that's change this injustice system this has been a long fight when people can't see other people are believe they are a human bean
thank u always
Dear Queen they will try a dismiss prisoners rights so Use the famely of these inmate to File a major law sout for an undisclosed amount these judges 👨🏼⚖️ 👰🏼♀️👩🏼✈️and official in Alabama are just immigrants brought her on ships 🚢 just💼 started making up these bogus laws for free labor,also if👨👨👧👧👨🏼⚖️👩🏼✈️ Anglo-Saxon men and kids refuse to work black👉🧑🏾⚖️ need not work ither point blank simple
🤷🏾♂️No offense but the Prisoners and their Lawyers are DUMB. ALL the Prisoners should REFUSE to work. What the hell is the Prison gonna do, put them in jail? When the work stops and profits go to zero the state will BREAK. Black dudes already in jail act like WEAK DUMB COWARDS!
the restaurants in Huntsville Al are ran with prison labor from limestone prison
Simply stop working
They have alot of sundown towns in Alabama. What do you expect.😎
Please tell the names of these towns in 2024. I'll wait
Did this ruling set president that actually caused more harm than good.... the path to hell is paved i. Good intentions
Im all about forced labor! Its better for a prisoners to work off what they did & doing! Of course power will corrupt... we need to make private jails & prisons into federally owned ones! Their is no oversight in these private businesses! Its appalling making money off citizens!!! Im talking about Billions! It doesn't show in the prisons
Financial Slavery, Slabor Labor.
Time for malicious compliance and weaponized incompetence.
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Deuteronomy 28
North Korea, Afghanistan, Russia, Alabama. Where God given rights are suggestions.
Section 32 of the constitution? I don’t see any sections in the copy the ACLU sent me? Where is this section and what does it say?
Enough protest and revolution over words.
Lets stay out of jail is a far better solution.
Just leave them punish you. And just stop being slave. Just refuse to work for your slave masters. No wonder there are so many prisoners in America.
How much to sustain a prisoner, all in, for a year in Alabama prison system?
? How much are unalienable rights worth? Are you aware of the concept?
Not black and brown. Black.
4:36 Herein we identify
*Problem #2* "Executive Laws" are not really _Laws_ , are they?
*Problem #1* is the 13th Amendment gives the Federal System a Monopoly on Indentured Servitude.
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So sad some think they can use a human to profit there self.
The truth and the light will shine 🙏🥺.
The truth is only going to turn one's stomach and the light is so bright ☀️😎 your only going to close your eyes 👀.
A SLAVE is one's property right?!. The government can not take one's property or is that wrong? 😅
Take away there gun's if the state thinks of you as a threat and the state will take away your children as well as your freedom 😉 You HAVE TO PAY to play this program 😢
It hard to take someone seriously, when their wearing a mask.
Sounds like what vice president was doing in California 👀🤷
Got to change the 13th
Tell her to usse theCt ruling as a case that was won. that case was the same.
Check his bank account and holdings...he getting his cut...
You guys need to find out why utube keeps your channel out of my algorithm? 😮
I am aware of the long-standing plight of prisoners in Alabama, and their desire to end prison slavery, but I fear it will expand across the country under Trump!
What I want to make all the Trump Voters aware of is
the fact that for the last 2 years, Profit prisons have been being built all over the South in anticipation of replacing illegal immigrants with prison labor!
You certainly don't want to pass through & vacation in the Southern States during the Trump Administration!
Wanted healthy young men to fill new labor prison, free room, and board
"except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted."
13th Amendment.
Chilling
All alone in a mask? 🤦♀
People paranoid nowadays.
He doesn't want anyone to see his face and post his address on social media . Nothing wrong with that .
Why should he spend $50.oo on a mask when that $0.20 cent mask is doing it's job & hiding his face ?
He's smart enough not spend a fortune on a name brand / designer mask & put that money in his savings account .
@@LisaCabelarow Ok, but there are many ways to not show your face w/o using that kind of mask.
the mask done me in, you're a robot bro,
Sorry, when you comit a crime, you do the time. It's the taxpayers that feed, clothes, bed, and shelter, the least you can do is work off some of those expenses. It's not slavery, but servitude.
Its not slavery. Theybare working off their "room and board and healthcare!"
It's slavery, but just NOT to you but your opinion doesn't matter.
American Judges:" The law is more important than human rights! Cuz like the Constitution and stuff!"
It's called the Rule of Law. If you don't like the Constitution, try to change it. But ignoring it is how we've reached the most rotten and corrupt state this country has ever been in, both parties the problem. Read Randy Barnett's RESTORING THE LOST CONSTITUTION: THE PRESUMPTION OF LIBERTY.
The inmates chose to do what the prison system tells them to do by committing the crime they did. If they didn’t want to be told to work then they shouldn’t of committed their crime
Don't go to jail in Alabama. It's that simple!
Oh no, you broke the law and now you have to work a job 😂 this is so hilarious to me. Because i follow the law and work a job. There isnt one good reason the pisoners should get to refuse to work. Where was this willpower to follow the law earlier before you did the crime?
Why does it matter if they have to work? They shouldnt of broken the law in the first place
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Work for humanity is not slavery. It is community service. Otherwise they would be just sitting there fighting.
The work becomes a motive to jail people. There should never be a reason for the state to want to put people in prisons. Prison work should always be volunteer.
If you are to succeed after prison, you need to work and get paid minimum wage that is banked and given to you when released. There is no good in being idle. No change can have meaning without accomplishment. The 13th amendment allows this. Earned money is building a solid base in life.
I think forced labor should be for everybody that is in prison. Why do they think tax payers should support them while they are laying around doing nothing all day. No I think they should be forced to work in the fields and do things to pay for their crimes. To pay for the food they eat. It's not a free ride. So I for sure don't feel bad for them being put to work. It's insane that they think it's slavery. It's not. It's paying for your own way and then some for your criminal charges.
Forced labor as punishment is totally acceptable. Bring on the chain gang in stipes. Kentucky does it too and our highways are super clean because of it.
What those prisoners really should be fighting for is the greening of the prison system.
Especially after the last hurricane disaster.
First and foremost.
All new and pre-existing prisons must be built or completely retrofitted with environmental sustainable materials.
Secondly.
Any and all water and power must be sourced from renewable resources only.
Absolutely no exceptions.
All materials going to inmates must be 100% recyclable. There will be no wastage allowed whatsoever.
All meals prepared must be healthy vegan dishes. Highly processed foods loaded with sodium and saturated fats will be permanently phased out
Finally.
All reading and viewing materials must exclusively reflect the environmental movement for education and indoctrination.
Remember people...
There is no planet B.
Take the maintenance of that system out of your salary at twice the costs leave my tax money alone . No work ,no eat ,no clothing prison is meant to be punishment not paid vacations.
Simple, don't do the crime if you can't do the time. Basically, they want to sit on their azz and have everything done for them just like they did before going to prison. Why am I not surprised.
I would have loved to watch a RUclips video about this if they had someone that could speak properly or concisely
You're on the right side of the issue but you're being explicitly racist about it, which makes you part of the problem, not the solution.
work can make time go by faster, and provide a feeling of usefulness . if people are paid, the majority of the money goes to pay fines and restitution. and good way to avoid even having to fret about all that is to not go to prison in the first place.
I've never gone to prison. I have always had to work hard. 2 full time jobs at one point. Never had insurance. I think if you could learn how to work and play well with others maybe your quality of life will go up when you're free. I think you did yourself an injustice by talking in this matter Sir. Your communication skills are poorly lacking.
I feel it's generous to think you could force prisoners to do valuable work by any means, these are individuals who robbed and murdered people to avoid working in the first place.
One problem with prison population it is generational grandfather, father, and brothers all incarcerated. Some extended families are completely lost. The lawyer speaking in video (Stanley v.Ivey) ideas are too radical. Inmates need to keep busy. Inmates learn work skills by having jobs. Part of the problem with the prison population is they did not want to work before they were convicted.
They could avoid forced labor by not committing crimes.
Ok but they should earn more money than what they are being given . We could fight illegal immigration if we paid our prison workers more.
Keeping jobs in and money in america
Alabama have some horrible state prisons.People should think twice about committing crimes in Alabama,but they don’t think.They state of Michigan probably have similar policies
Ever hear of being wrongly convicted?
Okay Barb. You had everything you needed coming up and have never been hungry or desperate enough to break the law. We get it.
Here is an idea... don't want to whine about prison life, then don't do a crime.... problem solved. GET EDUCATED AND GET JOBS!!!!!! DUH.....
KEEP YOU RACIST OPINION TO YOURSELF
I guess you're perfect and NEVER made a mistake.
if you end up in prison, you should have to work every day minimum eight hours everybody. they should have to make all their own stuff do all their own food and they should have to make their clothes make their towels give everybody a damn job and they will stop going to prison. Most of them are there because they're too damn lazy to work.
i’d like to add on as far as paying them they should up all expenses the expense of the state having to take care of them. Their medical needs their care feed them. They should have to pay every bit of that. They’re gonna end up with a bill when they leave if I was in charge, let me tell you.
KEEP YOUR RACIST OPINION TO YOURSELF
Its called earning your keep. Work or call Mommy for Commissary money.
All the other information I've red and heard states that the prisoners enjoy working as a break from the prison routine, it may be a selected few who have filed the law suite.