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Yeah I'm in. But crab season is still closed right now. :cool:

This decal was made by inmates.....

Is giving an inmate a job in the laundry or kitchen involuntary servitude?

We don't have money to pay student loan forgiveness but we have enough to pay criminals better wages?....really?

society is the victim.....when they charge a criminal in court it is "The state vs XXXX" The crime victims are tax paying citizens and must foot the bill, they are left holding the bag.

well at least there won't be a republican sitting in that seat. I'm not sure how they fill seats of congressman who have died. He was legally elected. Maybe Penn dems get to appoint somebody.

They would rather have a dead democrat than a live republican.......I can see their point

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I find it ironic that Oregonian crime victims pay to house and feed the convicted criminals and the criminals themselves aren't expected to contribute at all. Ads insult to injury

yes. I find it very ironic that the surviving victims of crime are forced to pay the support for the very criminal that they were victims of. Family of crime survivors are left paying to incarcerate the criminal who offended them and their family, while the criminal is not expected to contribute...

or a crime victim

This is Charles Ng. He is currently serving a life sentence in California. One of the dozens of murders he was convicted of committing was putting an infant into a microwave and videoing it's mothers face as it cooked to death. He then raped and killed the mother and then killed father also on...

who pays to feed and house inmates in Oregon?...and their health/dental care?....eye glasses?....toilet paper?

it's in the US Constitution..... 13th Amendment Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.

they didn't win a scholarship, they were incarcerated away from society as punishment for committing crimes against it's citizens. Part of their rehabilitation should be contributing to their own upkeep like a teenager doing the dishes, they might not buy the food but they can at least help with...

even the non paying jobs still offer day-for-day and why shouldn't inmates work for their food and rent like the rest of us? I don't want them sitting around like at a resort while I pay for their food and housing. Inmates live better than the homeless and get health/dental care and free clothing.

Most prison work programs allow prisoners an opportunity to not only get paid but learn valuable job skills to assist them after release to possibly stay out of prison. Also most work programs include 'day-for-day' allowing inmates to actively reduce their sentence thru their own efforts which...

republicans would never allow that to happen....