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]]> By: MyRedSandals http://government-driveninvesting.com/?p=258&cpage=1#comment-493 MyRedSandals Tue, 25 Aug 2009 15:53:29 +0000 http://government-driveninvesting.com/?p=258#comment-493 Corrections Corporation of America Corrections Corporation of America

]]> By: Elwin Valberg http://government-driveninvesting.com/?p=258&cpage=1#comment-492 Elwin Valberg Tue, 25 Aug 2009 01:40:32 +0000 http://government-driveninvesting.com/?p=258#comment-492 Our wonderful congressmen need to have their salaries trimmed to what the average wage-earner makes out on the general population. After that they need to have a health plan imposed on them that is exactly equal to what the average Joe and Jane do to. I think that would be equally fair. EPV Our wonderful congressmen need to have their salaries trimmed to what the average wage-earner makes out on the general population. After that they need to have a health plan imposed on them that is exactly equal to what the average Joe and Jane do to. I think that would be equally fair.

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]]> By: walter rosley http://government-driveninvesting.com/?p=258&cpage=1#comment-481 walter rosley Sat, 22 Aug 2009 18:34:03 +0000 http://government-driveninvesting.com/?p=258#comment-481 looking forward to hearing the details of the company which manages the jails looking forward to hearing the details of the company which manages the jails

]]> By: K. R. Fiedler http://government-driveninvesting.com/?p=258&cpage=1#comment-477 K. R. Fiedler Sat, 22 Aug 2009 13:15:17 +0000 http://government-driveninvesting.com/?p=258#comment-477 Yes,it seems to be a worthwhile addition to a portfolio! Yes,it seems to be a worthwhile addition to a portfolio!

]]> By: ralph rekemeyer http://government-driveninvesting.com/?p=258&cpage=1#comment-476 ralph rekemeyer Sat, 22 Aug 2009 13:09:22 +0000 http://government-driveninvesting.com/?p=258#comment-476 as long as no one from the lawenforcement community can invest in these human warehouses fine. the idea of rehabilitation whether govt or public (a corp. is public if shares of it are made available to the public)is of no concern as it never has been. it has always been about the preservation and proliferation of good paying jobs with good pensions in the law enforcement community and the power. It has never been about helping those who have strayed away from the golden rule in human interaction. Its all about the money. Too bad our country has gone down the hill so far. I think it would be better to put people who are offenders in stocks in the town square for all to see and ridicule them to make them feel ashamed this is how it was done in america back in the 1600's with success I might add. People put in a cage does not rehabilitate it is only a sick way for a group of people to seek revenge. It is not much different than being a pow in vietnam where they sometimes forced you to eat your own feces or as in ww2 where my great uncle was a pow in the phillipines he survived the march of bataan and he although trained as an airplane pilot never got any help from our so called grateful govt after the war. he was so damaged from the horror of it all he could not hack it in life.I say this with tears in my eyes because he could of been a great pilot in the commercial field. My point is this as my great uncles plane went down in flames and his treatment as pow and subsequentiy back home so will this so-called profiteering of people in jail will end up in flames of ruin a complete failure. How much in loss of productivity do we lose and the contributions of those who went astray will it take before we realize the system is not working. Anybody who supports this type of developement is a leech and no better than a overpaid congressman voting for another raise for him or herself. That is not success its a resignation to failure and "lets make the best of it" attitude. as long as no one from the lawenforcement community can invest in these human warehouses fine. the idea of rehabilitation whether govt or public (a corp. is public if shares of it are made available to the public)is of no concern as it never has been. it has always been about the preservation and proliferation of good paying jobs with good pensions in the law enforcement community and the power. It has never been about helping those who have strayed away from the golden rule in human interaction. Its all about the money. Too bad our country has gone down the hill so far. I think it would be better to put people who are offenders in stocks in the town square for all to see and ridicule them to make them feel ashamed this is how it was done in america back in the 1600’s with success I might add. People put in a cage does not rehabilitate it is only a sick way for a group of people to seek revenge. It is not much different than being a pow in vietnam where they sometimes forced you to eat your own feces or as in ww2 where my great uncle was a pow in the phillipines he survived the march of bataan and he although trained as an airplane pilot never got any help from our so called grateful govt after the war. he was so damaged from the horror of it all he could not hack it in life.I say this with tears in my eyes because he could of been a great pilot in the commercial field. My point is this as my great uncles plane went down in flames and his treatment as pow and subsequentiy back home so will this so-called profiteering of people in jail will end up in flames of ruin a complete failure. How much in loss of productivity do we lose and the contributions of those who went astray will it take before we realize the system is not working. Anybody who supports this type of developement is a leech and no better than a overpaid congressman voting for another raise for him or herself. That is not success its a resignation to failure and “lets make the best of it” attitude.

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