Body Language – Roger Ver Experience In Federal Prison

Body Language - Roger Ver Experience In Federal Prison
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madvinmryk
madvinmryk
5 years ago

Sounds like a perfect place to send Hillary.

AKn
AKn
5 years ago

Every time I read or was taught about that experiment in the various psych classes it was always discussed with this sort of awestruck horror. It’s terrifying that they are removing it from teachings. Humans need to understand the depth of depravity we can reach, so as to prevent us from reaching it.

L G
L G
5 years ago

Three bunk beds for six ppl (?) ? Planting shanks on prisoners is definitely psychological torture. Nightmare.

GOMF3602
GOMF3602
5 years ago

Very interesting fellow. Renounced his citizenship and not allowed back in the country, I understand. Not a good idea to send 40 pounds of gunpowder through the US mail, but you would have thought he would get probation as a first time offender. He is right about not going into prison on a Friday. The same pertains to hospitals, jails and other facilities. Skeleton crews not authorized to make decisions and risk adverse-lack of supervision too. The prison environment does attract some with bad traits, others with weak minds and morals gradually become more like the inmates over time, others are able to maintain professionalism and have empathy. Definitely not a place you want to be. When you are being prosecuted for a crime, “speaking truth to power” is probably not your best option. Likewise when you are incarcerated.

Mandy
5 years ago
Reply to  GOMF3602

you know it would be interesting if they would create a prison system that would separate the prisoners by mental defect and personality. I believe a rehab would be much more effective and interesting to see the results

GOMF3602
GOMF3602
5 years ago
Reply to  Mandy

There are so many mentally ill inmates in Illinois that they recently converted the maximum security juvenile facility I used to work at into a hospital/ prison for mentally Ill inmates, with different types of units for different types of patient-inmates. From everything I have heard it has significantly reduced predation on those individuals in regular facilities. Too early to evaluate how effective it will be in the long run after they are paroled, but a step in the right direction. One of the few things Illinois has gotten right in my lifetime.

Mandy
5 years ago
Reply to  GOMF3602

i would love to study that set up.

GOMF3602
GOMF3602
5 years ago
Reply to  Mandy

There are several articles on it online. Illinois Department of Corrections- Joliet Treatment Center.

L G
L G
5 years ago
Reply to  GOMF3602

I lived in the Chicago suburbs and read about this. It’s expected to open in 2021, taking inmates with some of the most severe mental health problems throughout the state corrections system. The hospital/ correctional facility is being built as part of a settlement the state reached to resolve a lawsuit over the treatment provided for mentally ill inmates, stemming from a 2007 class action lawsuit regarding the treatment of mentally ill inmates in Illinois. Some pretty horrific treatment or lack of. You can read more here https://illinoistimes.com/article-15777-horrific-health-care.html

Gen. Stewart
Gen. Stewart
5 years ago
Reply to  Mandy

They have ! It’s the row that separates the Democrats from the Republicans in congress. :laughing-hand:

Gen. Stewart
Gen. Stewart
5 years ago
Reply to  GOMF3602

We should go back to the Prison Farm system. Let them raise crops to feed the homeless and impoverished,while LEARNING respect for life and others. LEARN to take responsibility for the welfare of the plants and animals in their care. LEARN to respect schedules,commitments and cooperation.

karen
5 years ago

Damn. Ebay!

ls
ls
5 years ago

Will you continue to be on Patreon? Keep us informed.

ls
ls
5 years ago

Love how he changes from the beginning to the end. Believable. Thanks!

Gen. Stewart
Gen. Stewart
5 years ago

O..M..G ! Valley boy meets reality. I am sooo sorry mommy’s little angel was (fingers in air) Inconvenienced . I’m glad I didn’t share a cell with him. I would have choked his pampered little condescending ass until his face was the color of his Soy Latte. It pains me to know that we have an overabundance of these beta boys having and attempting to raise boys into men. God Help Us !

DazednConfused
DazednConfused
5 years ago

Is the child ingesting soy products, I wonder?

Badcat
Badcat
5 years ago

Poor baby shouldn’t have been selling dangerous fireworks. Sounds like he had a good time and now he’ll have something to whine about for the rest of his pitiful life. Sounds like he missed out on some of the REAL PHYSICAL torture that can happen in prison. Or maybe he didn’t…. Luv ya!!

Kd7ign
Kd7ign
5 years ago
Reply to  Badcat

Torture of any kind isn’t going to help reform an individual. While I believe people should pay for their crimes, sentences should be consistant and not used for politics. It’s downright scary to hear of this happening. It could be you or me.