I'm not opposed to prisoners being allowed perks. But they should have to earn them, by working. They shouldn't be given as a matter of course.
Can you show me instances of criminals being sent to prison and being given playstations, big televisions & nice comfy cells straight off the bat?
I know for a fact that anyone who get's sent down to Barlinnie prison in Glasgow gets put in a small cell with another person, and they stay in that cell for between 20-22 hours per day most of the time, with an hour excercise allowed.
They get three one hour visits per month.
There's no Playstations, no Sky television in their cell etc.
Once they put in a period of time with good behaviour they get moved to a slightly bigger cell, get the opportunity to work a job (for around £6 per week) and are allowed access to a telephone when they need it, with some freedom to move around their unit and talk to others.
If that constitutes a holiday camp I'd really like to see some of these Daily Mail reporters and the likes of you spend a few months there "enjoying" the perks.
What does "good behaviour" actually mean, in practice?
Also, stop moving the goalposts every time someone points out idiotic flaws in your arguments.
Give it up Happ you have been well and trully busted as the Troll that you are.
Excuse me? Asking a question consitutes "moving the goal posts" now, does it?
What does "good behaviour" in prison actually mean? Lack of bad behaviour? Or does the prisoner actually have to do something good in order to warrant the rewards? I tend to doubt it.
Stop calling people who have views you disagree with "trolls". It's a ridiculous attempt to stifle discussion that is all to common, and is the main cause IMO, of so many people feeling disengaged from politics. People that think the left is generally full of shit aren't stupid, and shouldn't be afraid to make their opinions known.
