do that! Trump would get a team of lawyers together and find out how all prisoners could be slaves for HIS companies ONLY. Contingent on rule number one.
Remember rule number one in Trump's book is; if Trump does not benefit from "it" monetarily or materially, then "it" is not worth the effort.-- Modified on 9/29/2016 10:10:55 PM
...all refused to work. Some are still on strike today. 24,000 employees sounds like quite a lot of workers to ignore reporting about. The reason the story was ignored is that these 24,000 workers are prisoners.
In Alabama where the strike began, prison guards supported the strike by not showing up for work this past weekend. The prisoners are striking for fair pay for their work, humane living conditions, and better access to education and rehabilitation programs.
I'm sure if righties actually read the Constitution (other than just the Second Amendment), they'd soon find out that their favorite part of the Constitution is the Thirteenth Amendment. Although it abolished slavery, the Thirteenth Amendment made an exception for convicted criminals. They are in effect slaves, and can be forced to work without compensation. I'm surprised Trump hasn't proposed that businesses use prison labor in order to maximize profits.
do that! Trump would get a team of lawyers together and find out how all prisoners could be slaves for HIS companies ONLY. Contingent on rule number one.
Remember rule number one in Trump's book is; if Trump does not benefit from "it" monetarily or materially, then "it" is not worth the effort.
-- Modified on 9/29/2016 10:10:55 PM
