Random Politics & Arguments Over Nothing #16

Why would anyone think Birmingham, ALABAMA? Come on



*** Alabama

You're asking why would someone think an understaffed US prison could be taken over by inmates? Really?

The riot at the privately run prison HMP Birmingham started on Friday morning when the inmates should have been denied watching television and going to the gym.

According to other media, the origin, however, be due to the lack of hot water in the prison.

When the guards tried to get around the 400 inmates in their cells again, a guard have been threatened with a used syringe, then an internal grabbed his keys.

Then the situation escalated and the prisoners took over several parts of the prison building, including the gym, pharmacy and safety equipment.
Inmates must also have broken several lights and set fire to several places and he broke into an office where they managed to erase parts of his criminal record.
The startled prison staff had to quickly retreat and they escaped prisoners could therefore move freely between the different parts.

A spokesperson at the security company G4S, who works at the prison, told the Birmingham Mail that you are currently working with colleagues from all parts to get control of the situation.

According to the newspaper, one of the prisoners to be seriously hurt, but a spokesman for West Midlands Ambulance Service said they have several strengths in place at the prison but there are no details of any casualties or damages.

The national task force has been called in to take control of the event and even a crisis team with expertise in the prison incidents is in place.

Meanwhile, the rest of the prison, which total includes more than 1450 male prisoners, locked and all inmates who are not involved in the riot are being held.

The riot is the third in an English prison in less than two months.

On November 6 was 200 inmates involved in a brawl at a prison in Bedford and 29 November occurred another event at the prison HMP Lewes, East Sussex.

The leader of the jailer unions POA, Mike Rolfe, telling the Birmingham Mail that previously warned that serious incidents may occur and that sent a sharp warning to the Justice Department that the country's prisons are in crisis.

- The ongoing bloodshed in the prisons of this minute. The staff is on its knees, is dejected and lost all motivation. Low staff numbers and that people in droves are leaving their jobs is really a bad combination, and it is dangerous for everyone, both for staff and for prisoners, he told BBC Radio Four.

In a recent report also criticized the relationship especially at the prison in Bedford, where inmates stated that it is easier to get drugs than to get clean clothes and sheets.

No, he's asking why anyone would think of the less famous one.

A lot of what you said has little to do with feels. Just because you get it doesn't mean that the person you're white-knighting does.

Coming from someone who lives in Mormonland <.<

You jealous because you haven't been able to white knight KN yet today? It's ok you'll get your chance!

U mad?

Bro.


BRO.


U mad?

Google translated because I don't wanna find a proper article:

Good point. It's eerily pleasant here.

Progressives believe all rural area's / non-Progressive areas are filled with scenes straight out of deliverance. It's part of their universal condescension and rude treatment of the rural voters which is what fueled Trumps election campaign from the very beginning.

Either you're intentionally missing the point or you actually think that it's feels to believe that OJ did it (in spite of, you know, the facts).

An OJ analogy would be something like there being no bloody glove, no DNA found at the scene, and Nicole and Ron are still alive but dangnabit he's a murderer because he's got to be guilty of something! People can think whatever they want. Doesn't mean much if it's not grounded in any facts though.

No, he's asking why anyone would think of the less famous one.

You're implying that Americans wouldn't ping Birmingham, Alabama given it's history? Birmingham, Alabama is pretty famous.

We can do this all day.

...wait, did you say that this whole Clinton email thing never happened, and that there was no server in her house, nor almost 50k emails sent from a phantom server that was work related, nor over 2000 emails had classified information, nor was there an order back in March 2015 to prevent the deletion of said emails and that this whole thing was a GOP/Trump conspiracy from the beginning?

I mean, that's what I'm getting from the bolded statement....

And now, ladies and gentlemen, we have finally come to the point of the title of this thread.

Random Politics & Arguing over Nothing.

...wait, did you say that this whole Clinton email thing never happened, and that there was no server in her house, nor almost 50k emails sent from a phantom server that was work related, nor over 2000 emails had classified information, nor was there an order back in March 2015 to prevent the deletion of said emails and that this whole thing was a GOP/Trump conspiracy from the beginning?

I mean, that's what I'm getting from the bolded statement....

Obviously Her Majesty couldn't of done anything illegal. To accuse her of committing a crime would be to imply that she's human and therefor not a divine being sent down to earth to save the planet from "Evil White European Males" bent on destroying the world with their vile capitalist ways. And since they already know that she's a divine being, well it just goes to follow that any criminal actions must of been from the those vile conservatives instead.

Think I laid it on a bit thick but it still outlines the point

The criminal act never happened. Private servers were not illegal. Two emails had information unnecessarily classified as 'confidential'. And the FBI received the emails it asked for.

If you want to argue on the carelessness of using a private server, go nuts. But this "lock her up", above the law nonsense needs to go away. It did its purpose and even Trump has abandoned it.

And that's just about the classified emails thing, not the destroying evidence after receiving notification to hand it over nor the violations of federal record keeping laws.

It is legit impressive any of you have enough patience that when you see any post catering pure pettiness that you do not just straight up close this tab like I do very often.

But opt to reply sincerely. bravo.

Don't worry, they already have an excuse for that too.

"Oh, we told the company who was supposed to erase all the evidence wipe the server clean months ago to do it, but it wasn't until after we received the subpoena for the records on that server that we made sure that it was wiped clean the guy who was 'supposed' to do the job remembered that he didn't destroy the evidence we told him to destroy do it."