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WTF? This is crazy. All the people arrested and released will be looting again tonight, and tomorrow, and the next day. 
We need more prisons. Honestly, that's the only solution at this point. This entire population of criminals should be swept up and locked away. They have no value-add to society. [/quote]
It's called BAIL. Welcome to reality. This is not new. This is not exclusive to any political party.[/quote]

But setting a low ball bail is exclusive to certain ideologies. Set that crap sky high and let them sit.[/quote]

+100[/quote]

Serious question, how many inmates are you willing to house and feed? The average cost per inmate is $130,000 per year.[/quote]

Why feed and house inmates at $130K? That's a waste of money and resources. Build a mega prison with cheap overhead and throw them in there. There's no reason to spend any money on these folks when there's no return on investment. And we can stop death penalty appeals. That is a time suck.[/quote]

We already have mega prisons. Do you mean we should build concentration camps and gas people for looting Athleta?[/quote]

That would be considerable cheaper. I doubt this is their first merry-go-round. These are likely juveniles on their 4th, 5th, + criminal incident with no future prospects. We do not need them. What we do need are more mega prisons. Make them for profit if needed. Prison labor can be used for hire to make it self sustaining. There's got to be a solution because they do not belong in society. We cannot put retailers or services in low income communities because the people that live there with rob and loot these very institutions. They continue to dig their own graves. [/quote]

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So… that’s 2 votes for mass graves! [/quote]

JFC. Liberals have an insane way of inventing reasons to be hytsterical. Not a single person suggested concentration camps or mass graves. There was an extremest liberal poster who said:
"We already have mega prisons. Do you mean we should build concentration camps and gas people for looting Athleta?" to which the response was "That would be considerable cheaper..."

So, yeah, the far left brought extremism into the conversation and it was met with equal stupidity. God damn, you guys are loons. [/quote]

Agreed.

This entire conversation is basically progressive left sad about poverty and not wanting to arrest or prosecute anyone for crime vs. more moderate or right folks basically saying “how about we hold people accountable for their crimes.” And yet we are labeled unprincipled. Insane.[/quote]

How many inmates are you willing to fund with your salary? How much are you willing to shell to stop the theft of leggings? The cost is $130K per head. I mean these are basic questions that you moderate folks curtail.[/quote]

You keep asking the same question PPs have answered you. I am willing to pay but think prisons need to create other sources of revenue. WE also need to trim the cost of keeping each prisoner. $130K is ridiculous and far more than what that criminal would be making/spending out of prison so why do they get a 6 figure salary in prison? Trim the excess and make larger mega prisons to cut the overhead per person. IN all, paying $130K per person is definitely worth the cost considering the damage done by each prisoner on the outside. I'd pay $130K to minimize murder and rapes in our communities. [/quote]

Most of that 130K cost is in the salary and benefits for the correction officers to maintain control and keep the prisoners compliant and imprisoned. The other costs such as housing, heat, cooling, food is probably negligible in comparison to the labor costs for the COs. Are you suggesting that the COs should be paid less with fewer benefits to get those costs down?[/quote]

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