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@btetschner

15 күн бұрын

Awesome commercial!

@misterhat5823

14 күн бұрын

How about I just give you thumbs down for interrupting the video for that garbage instead?

That Rocket Money ad after hearing how a man broke mentally and physically was the 180 I needed to start my day off right

I did 168 days in solitary. It was people screaming all day and night. Ear plugs were a blessing. I read Clan of the Cave Bear twice. Slept a lot.

@McEnroe911

15 күн бұрын

What were you in for?

@McEnroe911

15 күн бұрын

@@ChadHarding-dx5re it happens

@BeersAndBeatsPDX

15 күн бұрын

​@@ChadHarding-dx5re littering and?

@williamobraidislee3433

15 күн бұрын

I really liked that book. I liked her explanations of how the cro-magnon v. neanderthal brains work.

@debszakormos7919

15 күн бұрын

Hi! Plse read the 4 follow on books in the series. Author Jean Auel's historical research is a fascinating look into neanderthals and "Modern" man Living in the same space, wrapped in imagination. 🤗👌🏽🐦

In this new era, of fake british sounding AI narrators, it's more appreciated than ever to hear a authentic voice reading the content!. Thanks for your channel. Here's to 5M subs!

@nogaysallowed95

15 күн бұрын

That’s racist

@JoeRogansForehead

13 күн бұрын

@@nogaysallowed95right ? He’s saying Britain’s aren’t authentic . Bigot

@minermac9024

9 күн бұрын

If you can find his social account to thank him. His name is ‘Tom Blank’ Im a huge fan

I don't think I could function without weird history's voice actor telling me about the world while I get my chores done.

I agree, I think a lifetime in solitary is far more of a punishment than the death penalty. Death is a release.

It's really hard for me to feel bad for a dude who robbed and murdered someone, pathos fishing photo of him looking sad and everything.

@conservativepineapples6203

15 күн бұрын

Exactly! Boo frickin hoo!

@claudiavh2602

15 күн бұрын

PREACH!!!

@Avaa-vanilla995

15 күн бұрын

Exactly.

@justdoit83388

15 күн бұрын

He's still a human, self-righteous dunbasses.

@justdoit83388

15 күн бұрын

​@@claudiavh2602wreach 🤮

Someone commented that he liked this channel for many reasons and one of them is because there's no breaks in the middle of the video to advertise sponsors 😂😂😂 that was on the video before this one

Wow, this prison place sounds bad. Glad I’ve been lucky enough to never get close to one.

The more you know, thanks Weird history.

@kellychuang8373

15 күн бұрын

Also can say thanks on that as well.

A+ video! LOVE IT! Fascinating topic and video, very helpful for understanding the phenomena!

Thanks for this! 🔹

Narrator Tom Blank- music to our ears!

@paulcowlishaw

15 күн бұрын

The better Narrator.

@toribern816

15 күн бұрын

Right? I hate to say this but when I hear the other guy? I don’t watch unless it’s a REALLY interesting topic.

@paulcowlishaw

15 күн бұрын

@toribern816 I'm the same the video the other day about that woman I turned it off straight away

@misterhat5823

14 күн бұрын

@@toribern816 No one cares whether you watch or not.

The mark of a civilised society is how it treats its criminals.

I'm trapped in my mind and my brain is my cell. But I have a key, it's called insanity. I stick in brain to unlock eternity.

@toribern816

15 күн бұрын

Dude. I love that. 🤍

@michaelmayhem350

15 күн бұрын

@@toribern816 lyrics by Insane Clown Posse

@nogaysallowed95

15 күн бұрын

CRINGE

@nogaysallowed95

15 күн бұрын

CRINGE

@avaonyMous

14 күн бұрын

ICP!!!!

Really good video there and somewhere you never want to be especially in the prison system.

I spent 15yrs in prison. 10yrs in solitary at the Colorado State Penitentiary. It took many years of therapy to get my life back. Being in solitary is like being buried alive. You're aware but you life is so mundane and repetitive that theirs no life to it at all. So yes, solitary is worse than anything you could possibly imagine.

@daboss677

15 күн бұрын

maybe don’t do the crime next time?

@joshgreen2164

15 күн бұрын

​@@daboss677real helpful, ass!

@nogaysallowed95

15 күн бұрын

@@daboss677they never learn

@michaelc2656

15 күн бұрын

I imagine it took years of therapy for the victims of your crime to get over it too.

@michaelallen2358

15 күн бұрын

Or could it be a F"up justice system,one that is very well known to be broken.Or I can argue the no free will argument.And that argument says a lot about life and is backed up by top thinkers.Look it up and learn.Free will is not yours.Look it up.

Wait a minute, how do you get hepatitis in pris- oh.

The saddest thing in this whole video was the little monkey. 😢

@Alverant

15 күн бұрын

And not the person who was innocent and spent about 10 years in prison after the guy who confessed was executed?

@claudiavh2602

15 күн бұрын

@@Alverant that was a travesty.

@cda6590

15 күн бұрын

Don't forget that at the end of the day, we're all just little monkeys. (Except Zuckerberg, obviously)

@vincentavangogh3636

6 күн бұрын

I agree. That was heartbreaking. Animal testing is disgustingly wrong.

I work solitary confinement alot .

I’m not proud of it, but I’ve been to jail a few times (county jail no extended periods of time) and I’ve come to find that day rooms in pop actually create an outlet that’s necessary. I‘m fine being alone at home, but solitary for a week almost made me lose my mind. There’s only so much reading, so much thinking, so much sleeping, so many pushups you can do. It’s extremely humbling to be in that tiny box alone with no rec or interaction outside of guards who don’t talk to you, only talk at you

I've watched enough dark youtube to know there are even worse things than solitary confinement!

@CursedWheelieBin

15 күн бұрын

It’s not that bad at all. Most prisoners prefer it because the alternative is sharing a cell with a stranger who can be smelly, rude, noisy, weird, violent, crazy etc. THAT is what drives prisoners mad and leads to conflict, not “boo hoo I’m alone”. Prisoners are out of their cells everyday unless they don’t want to go. They’re socialising with other prisoners and staff everyday. Videos like these are just fabricated nonsense

As someone with severe anxiety and social anxiety this sounds like a dream to me. Besides the jail part. I need disability because i can't work. Doesn't seem like i'll get it, if so i have 3 options, homeless no thanks, in jail nah nope or D__D Sounds like a dream to be able to be alone for long times. I personally know i'll be single forever and who needs friends.

@CursedWheelieBin

15 күн бұрын

There are lots of wee guys in the jail like you 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿. “Woe is me” committed to their victimhood, clinging to it like a warm blanket, refusing to take accountability for their behaviour and hanging their imagined limitations on ghosts like “ADHD” or “depression” or whatever scapegoat they can come up with

@JamesSmith-pc6bh

13 күн бұрын

Damn, you sound just like me.

1:27 A kid that I helped to teach in 1st grade graduated from Harvard Law School, he is the only known townie to graduate there for at least 40 years. That was when I was a teacher's aide for 1st Grade when I was in 12th Grade (Senior in High school).

They still get fed and use computer take classes. They are on vacation.

Being in Solitary Confinement sucks.

@1946luke

15 күн бұрын

It's supposed to.

@nogaysallowed95

15 күн бұрын

No it doesn’t

@CursedWheelieBin

15 күн бұрын

⁠@@nogaysallowed95Yes it does. The entire point of incarceration is that it is a punishment in and of itself. Funnily enough though, prisoners have more camaraderie, social life, daily exercise, and structure than many people out in society who spend their days alone, miserable, working a job they hate (if they’re lucky) so they can buy stuff they don’t need.

Love that segue to the commercial (hey, sometimes you have to play the hand your dell)!! How can you keep somebody in prison for years after somebody else confessed to the crime? Give me a break! Great video! I would like to see a video about psychiatric torture conducted while people are forced to take LSD, please make it happen☺️😈🤯 keep up the great work and great content👍👍

Yeah. Fun VO guy !!

I swear your topics make me think you're spying on my life and thoughts

Your thyroid and pituitary both adjust to the constant higher levels of stress and uncertainty by working overtime--and if you've never experienced what that means it might not mean much to you, but your hormones go out of whack so you can't maintain a regular body temperature (you feel like you have a fever all the time) and your body is working so hard while you literally accomplish and experience NOTHING, and the discrepancy just between those is enough to drive a person legitimately mad.

@toribern816

15 күн бұрын

I feel like that…… but I’m not in solitary….just menopause 😂

@ingridfong-daley5899

15 күн бұрын

@@toribern816 i'm pretty sure menopause automatically comes with a side order of solitary-by-choice... it's def been my experience thus far. :)

@cda6590

15 күн бұрын

A 5-foot fluorescent light was kept on 24/7 in my cell without ever being dimmed in the slightest. I felt like I was in a nightmare lab experiment set up by a psychopathic graduate student intent on showing the most effective means of fucking with the natural circadian rhythm of a human being. They say they are there to "reform" your behavior, but even a fifth grader could see how the facilities are designed to disrupt and sabotage the health of inmates. Anyone who comes out the other side of these experiences as a "better man" did so very much only because he resisted every obstacle that was purposefully put in his way to hurdle him.

@kellychuang8373

14 күн бұрын

Really is scary on the solitary that's for sure.

1:27 When I was in high school, Wyoming Technical Institute (now known as Wyotech) was the automobile mechanic's school of choice for our area.

I always thought this would be a dream but for years on end sounds torturous.

Solitary confinement would not affect me the same way that it would affect other people. I think that’s unfortunately because when I was a kid… My grandparents put me by myself in my room all the time so I was essentially in solitary confinement a lot. Before I was adopted by them, I was home by myself a lot as a very little kid. I think I have a greater threshold for it. It’s interesting seeing how much people hate solitary confinement. I’ve never been in an institution where I had solitary confinement so… who knows but I just don’t think it would affect me the same way.

@SiiriCressey

15 күн бұрын

I hope you don't have to find out.

@nataliep6385

15 күн бұрын

lol. Trust me this is different. Jail solitary...

@Nok112

15 күн бұрын

@@nataliep6385 I see. How so?

@nataliep6385

15 күн бұрын

@@Nok112 Use your logic.

@Nok112

15 күн бұрын

@@nataliep6385 ah okay lol. I was 8-15 years old in my room not allowed to talk to anyone for months at a time, for years and years, and homeschooled as well so completely isolated. My grandparents were terribly awful to when I was a kid - they would go through the carpet in my room and for any strand of hair, I would get another day in my room. I was genuinely asking how that was so much different. Have a nice day.

Michael Cohen said that being in solitary was difficult because you had to "live in your own head." Or something like that.

1:27 My uncle (mother's brother) graduated at Southeast Community College in Milford in the Diesel Technology program. A prominent hometown family (that are family friends) had an entire sibling group graduate from that same program! In the last four years that campus has increased their enrollment 48.9%!

Oh my 😮. However, it's warranted under certain circumstances.

@CursedWheelieBin

15 күн бұрын

Would you rather be in a cell alone, or spending it with a stranger who’s potentially dangerous, annoying, noisy, smelly, untrustworthy etc? Most prisoners I’ve dealt with complain about their mental health not because they’re lonely in their cell but because their co-pilot is driving them mad. This video is romanticised drama

Don’t go to prison!

@alyssalovethedj

15 күн бұрын

Don't get wrongly convicted for a crime you're completely innocent of.... Sounds so fucking easy doesn't it? Well it's not so shut the fuck up if you don't know what the fuck you're talking about..

@alyssalovethedj

15 күн бұрын

Stop commenting on the internet because you're just showing everybody how stupid you are

I am curious if it was solitude or boredom that really got to them . Since I am unaware of anyone that was in solitude that had plenty of interesting things to do , I can not be sure it wasn’t simply boredom

1:27 One of my classmates, who I was in the same class from 1st Grade - 12th Grade, graduated from the Auto Body Technology program at Central Community College in Hastings, Nebraska. Though not related to me, his family name is the same name as our house name during those school years (The Freeman House) which we bought from a relative with the family name of Freeman.

"If you can't do the time, don't do the crime."

You could do a whole video of the ADX Supermax Prison, which is ALL solitary confinement for the highest risk prisoners in the US and the world. Sammy “The Bull” had plenty of things to say about that place.

Ah the narrator is back!

Solitary has its purpose but on a whole i think there should be more ability to be outside than for just 1 hour a day. Maybe an indoor/outdoor run like we provide for our dogs when we are away. Something a bit more humane.

@CursedWheelieBin

15 күн бұрын

You’re clueless because you’re probably a law abiding citizen more concerned with appearing nice than any real concerns. What purpose does “solitary” have to begin with? Prison is a punishment because a prisoner’s liberty is taken away by the judge/sheriff. I work in a prison (no, not in America) and most prisoners prefer to be alone. Prisoners get more time interacting, socialising and having fun with their friends than most law abiding citizens. Not to mention free food, free accommodation, no taxes, sweets, treats, visits, education (if they want it).

1:27 In reference to the topic of the books...my younger brother graduated from the Lineman program at Northeast Community College in Norfolk, Nebraska and has been an electric lineman for 20+ years. Northeast Community College is the most popular school to attend for 2024 high school graduates of Taylor, Nebraska (a local village).

Hard to feel bad for people who have been convicted of killing in cold blood ( obviously not counting the unfortunately wrongly convicted- that's entirely different and horrific issue). Solitary confinment is a punishment too soft for them. Boo hoo. Speaking of wrongfully convicted people, Graves' story is horrifying. The justice system utterly failed him. The guy who testified was actually the killer?? No one suspected him? Then Graves wasnt let out another four years after being exonerated?? Good grief. Poor man. All that aside, yet another great video from you guys!

I was just locked up for the first time in my entire life. I know it's probably not 'legally advisable' for me to post information about this prior to my trial, but I don't really care. I only spent six days in solitary and here's a list of what I was allowed: Nothing. Not even the own clothes on my back were permitted and access to a toilet was forbidden from me for my "own protection." I wasn't in any kind of supermax facility--it was basic county-level jail. The room depicted in 1:15 is about twice the size of what I was given and I only left it for ten minutes during the entire six days for the purposes of two showers. The only thing contained in the 5x10 room was a hole where I was to relieve myself when necessary. In other words, I was thrown into a literal shithole. I did not see the sun the entire time I was behind "bars" (which may have been infinitely-dense concrete walls). It took less than a week for my waking life and dream life to blend together into indistinguishable blurs. When I closed my eyes, I would "see things" that I knew weren't there and were comparable to closed-eye visuals some may experience while under the influence of psychedelics. The worst part of the whole experience? Knowing that what got me in there (having an autistic meltdown) simultaneously makes tens of millions of other Americans vulnerable. No prior criminal history? Doesn't matter. No documented tendency towards violence? Didn't make a difference. Having a documented disability? Hell, they just used that as ammunition against me. If someone were to treat a dog in the manner I was treated, they would *rightfully* be convicted of animal abuse and thrown into a jail themselves (unless they had a badge, of course). Even prior to these events I had made up my mind to dedicate my life towards helping autistic people and their families. Now, any and every chance I get, I warn the more vulnerable populations of autistic individuals (just being a male, for example) that in the United States, cops are not your friend. They are not there to help you and they sure as fuck don't care about any disability you have. Were they intelligent enough to be able to sit down and understand the nuances of what someone completely different from them might have to deal with in their day-to-day life, they wouldn't have chosen law enforcement as a job. Not all officers are this way, of course. But all it takes is one wrong word said in the wrong way to the wrong officer at the wrong time, and suddenly that "Constitution" we Americans pretend to be so proud of is promptly thrown out the window and replaced with a pair of handcuffs and the barrel of a gun.

@tim6484

11 күн бұрын

damn that is rough...

I know a guy that spent 2 years in solitary. He came out surprisingly okay. I'm pretty sure that's a rare case. What's up, Marcus? I love you, brother.

@nogaysallowed95

15 күн бұрын

I know that fool. He sold me some meth

@CursedWheelieBin

15 күн бұрын

I work in a prison. Certain prisoners prefer to be alone and refuse to leave their cells. Yeah their mental health might not be the best but that goes for many non-prisoners out in the world too.

"What it's like to be in solitary confinement?" Oh you mean my daily existence basically? Lol #disabled

if the outcome is always death, then how can solitary confinement be worse than death?

Solitary for extended periods of time should be considered cruel and unusual punishment. I get a "time out" to cool down might be necessary. But seriously. It should be illegal

@playin4k611

15 күн бұрын

Maybe don't murder people?

@captainamerica6525

15 күн бұрын

Well you have your perspective but I believe it should be used much, much more.

@nogaysallowed95

15 күн бұрын

Okay Biden supporter

@FoogleBoogle

15 күн бұрын

lol if i was locked up PLEASE PUT ME ALONE

@CursedWheelieBin

15 күн бұрын

@@FoogleBoogleI work in a prison. Most prisoners prefer to be alone. In fact, many of them go to great lengths to make sure they get a single cell marker.

Imagine committing a heinous crime and expecting sympathy for your solitary experience. Cope.

Poor babies… prison should be a work camp, so they can actually pay back their victims and the public for our wasted money.

3:39 Those x-ray images are called radiographs. There is an Associate's degree at Southeast Community College for Radiologic Technology.

I have no empathy for them.

This is a lesson to Stay Out Of Trouble!

@ingridfong-daley5899

15 күн бұрын

Tell that to the people who never commit a crime and spend decades in prison.

@zoanth4

15 күн бұрын

​@ingridfong-daley5899 those are excessively rare in our system.

@rtyrsson

15 күн бұрын

@@ingridfong-daley5899 Those are extremely rare and our hearts should go out to them. But crime must be punished.

@ingridfong-daley5899

15 күн бұрын

@@rtyrsson But not every crime needs to punish 'somebody (anyone-at-all) to demonstrate morality or "toughness on crime" nor to maintain a solve rate. Though it also shouldn't be done to win election/reelection, and it turns out that's not-so-rare either.

If fully convinced, no question! You get want you deserve! You commit a crime, you loose your rights. How about not being a criminal?

6:17 “His”

93% of states isolate death row inmates? Meaning 46½ states. Dude, what?

@CursedWheelieBin

15 күн бұрын

Nothing but gibberish on this channel but the guy’s got the voice of an Angel

Solitary confinement for a narcissist would be hell.

@shanemotown295

14 күн бұрын

Or for anyone?

I spent months in the wilderness and I enjoy it

I’m a therapist for a prison. I’ve seen perfectly reasonable people get placed in confinement and come out changed for the worst. Some even experience psychosis when they never have before. Even if you’re not sentenced to solitary confinement, inmates can still be placed there for misbehavior while in prison. The messed up part is that correctional officers will put inmates in “the box” or “the hole” for fun even if the inmates weren’t misbehaving. I consider it on par with medieval torture. Senseless with little justification for it.

@dantemoose420

15 күн бұрын

So what do you, in a professional capacity, do to combat said abuses? (Not an attack, I'm legitimately curious as to what you're able to do to protect the prisoners)

@cda6590

15 күн бұрын

As an autistic man who found himself locked up in solitary because I said the wrong thing to the wrong cop on one of his "grumpy days," thank YOU for your service. I have no prior criminal history myself so winding up in this situation very much caught me off guard and in my "normal life" I am pursuing a career as a mental health professional. So not only do I have a great amount of respect for your line of work, I have an unfortunately great amount of perspective on just how important what your particular specialty is.

@cda6590

15 күн бұрын

@@dantemoose420 If she is American, there is very little to no authority she is allowed to enact. For the most part, prison psychologists are used solely as a means of providing clearance to the individuals who find themselves in these environments because they are being "punished." Solitary is very often used as a means of having a place where the prison/jail staff can stuff in people with mental illnesses or disabilities into a box without ever having to take on any responsibility to treat them like proper human beings. Although I was prevented from seeing any other faces, the jail where I was housed was obviously constructed in such a way where sound would easily travel. Not a single individual who was put into one of these "soft rooms" didn't eventually break down into incoherent screaming. Some of them, perhaps prior to even being forced into those harsh circumstances, were legitimately suffering from delusional thinking and it was arguably in even their own best interest that they be separated from the general population. Yet categorically in every single case, treating them in this manner only made them worse and exacerbated their already frail state of mind. The "living" conditions were so poor that it was plain and obvious that they weren't harming these inmates out of neglect or stupidity, but out of sheer malice. They *wanted* these individuals to hurt and they had every intention of leaving scars. Nothing about what goes on in these facilities is reformatory and I do wish the video would have focused more on the fact that many, many times non-violent offenders who aren't even in prison will be thrown into these circumstances purely because some cop doesn't feel like "dealing with it."

@dantemoose420

14 күн бұрын

@7DAYSBITCH no.

It seems there are several studies that support if not prove solitary confinement would qualify as cruel and unusual punishment as prohibited by the constitution

I immediately liked this when I heard the voice.

I would like to stay for 1 month in a splitart confinement. Is there a way to do that? Because I want to escape all the stupid people in my life.

Rocket mortgage bullied my niece in to quitting with a severence package when they needed to downsize by forcing her to go in to work (can totally do remote) after she broke her ankle.

@nogaysallowed95

15 күн бұрын

Lies

@dylanjeffries9470

15 күн бұрын

​@@nogaysallowed95seems to elaborate to be a lie. I think your name is a lie and secretly have gay thoughts.

Because of my childhood abuse I have another person living in my head. It is not DID. She is external to me, has her own personality and she is reading this as I type. She can only perceive what my senses do, she has a separate memory and i cannot read her thoughts, nor her mine. Anyway, I think a long solitary confinement would cause my brain to make more friends. I think over time we would all get on each others nerves. And then my mind would become utter chaos with a disassociated self to try to be away from their arguing and fighting. It is hard enough at times to keep the peace with 1 psybling following me around all day.

The best part of this video was hearing that familiar voice

Being put in solitary. With an insurance salesman.( Take the money and run.)

Maybe don’t commit a crime that will land you in solitary confinement. If we don’t have just punishments, what’s stopping a person from committing a crime?

As somebody who’s done solitary confinement and also 19 hour day lockdown for months and months I can tell you that yes it can drive people insane

@CursedWheelieBin

15 күн бұрын

It’s harder for extroverted people cos they need attention. Introverted people tend to crave peace and quiet and don’t want a co-pilot

Are you kidding me? People have become so lousy and rotten that it would be great to have guards ensuring that no one can come around me.

Seems like it is cruel and unusual punishment.

@PincoPallino-zh8wm

15 күн бұрын

In the US they'd rather do that than invest money into proper rehab within the prison. They would rather give that money to the military, to build more tanks and weapons they don't need.

@nogaysallowed95

15 күн бұрын

Okay democrat

@devinnewman2397

15 күн бұрын

Don't commit heinous crimes

Eating ANOTHER Weird History meal! Eating TOP RAMEN SOY SAUCE*†...while watching this Weird History video! Solitary confinement is part of the Pearl Harbor book From Here to Eternity by James Jones. * From the Weird History video "How the Cup Noodles Empire Was Built" o I added basil and parmesan cheese to it. † From Here to Eternity is a fantastic book and film combo!

The death penalty is too easy, solitary confinement is proper punishment.

Instead of using science to rehabilitate people and reduce crime, we waste money on torture. Good job.

FYI there's only one SuperMax facility in the US. It's in Colorado.

@user-rm2rq8fq1l

9 күн бұрын

No there’s a Supermax prison in Baltimore, Maryland!!!!!!!!!! I know b/c my hubby worked there!!!!!!!🤪😹😆🥹😜😵‍💫

NOOOO NOT THE ADS

the rise the fall the power the money

Speaking of loosing your mind - ROCKET ONEY!!! - Now back to the sad news.

I am going to watch the videos: x What It's Like to Live on Death Row (1st Recommendation, second time watching) x What It Was Like To Be An Inmate At Alcatraz (2nd Recommendation, second time watching) x The Stanford Prison Experiment Was One of the Most Disturbing Studies Ever x What It Was Like To Be A Prison Guard at Alcatraz x The True Story Behind 'Escape From Dannemora'

I don't see how people can get 20 plus years of solitary. 😮

As you listen to these stories of woe, never forget the victims.

In general I'd say solitary confinement is cruel and unusual. However, there are some inmates who need to be locked up, away from other prisoners. We can't have them murdering other people while in prison. But I expect it's only a small proportion of prisoners. It sounds like the US sends people to the hole on very shaky grounds.

Now I am not going to say the punishment is not abused at times by the Authorities, but I will say you reap what you sow. When we have someone who is causing havoc in the prison system what do you want us to do with such a person put then on Time out?? The person is already being punished by being in jail. Sometimes these people are put in solitary in order to protect other prisoners. Even though I don't like the concept I do think it is necessary.

“Her” Chelsea

Well, if they are a danger to other prisoners, that can't be allowed. Perhaps if they are confined where they can at least see and talk to other people but not within arm's reach of anyone could be worked out.

When you are on a low wage that is like prison

Simple solution, don't commit a crime.

I wonder how their victims and families felt / feel.

s'just a Tuesday for me.

It's funny how inmates work out while guards just get fatter and fatter.

If I ever end up in prison, I'm going to REQUEST being sent to solitary confinement. I already spend most of my free time alone and the rare times I interact with other people I wish I hadn't. Having to deal with the other inmates is my main reason for not wanting to end up in prison.

@jamesbednar8625

12 күн бұрын

Same with me. See the need to interact with people but realize I had rather not.

@cockus123

7 күн бұрын

Trust me. You don't. You'll be begging to see somebody. Promise you.

Worse than death? That’s the point of solitary.

0:45 Their thoughts will rapidly transform, as they're being strapped down to the gurney for lethal injection

Do you remember when you and I found a solitary place 😉❤️😘

Hhmmmmph... don't know bout' this one... Guess I'll have to be neutral here.

Her???? Please

@rtyrsson

15 күн бұрын

I know, right. 🙄

@nogaysallowed95

15 күн бұрын

Well she’s a guy so….yeah.

You sleep in the bed you made 👍💯

shit I live myself now. I love it

Every prisoner should be in solitary. But they should be given responsibility for a homeless dog or cat. if the animal does well they get out early.