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There is its called work...Originally posted by King Cnvt View PostMinisters would also review how well the two prisons were working to decide if any more should be set up, although the costs per inmate were higher at more than £38,000.
£38K to keep each foreign crim in luxury.
There must be cheaper ways of keeping people locked up.
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Prisons are for the weak. Exterminate criminals! Exterminate them!
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Dump them all on a deserted island with hidden cameras everywhere. TV airtime would net a hefty return and we can watch them plummet into chaos.
Why don’t we just deport them back to where they came from? If they want to claim amnesty then they can shove off.
That or get some heavies in from Belmarsh and let them run the place.
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It costs an awful lot more than £38K a year to keep me in luxury. You must have very low standards.Originally posted by King Cnvt View PostMinisters would also review how well the two prisons were working to decide if any more should be set up, although the costs per inmate were higher at more than £38,000.
£38K to keep each foreign crim in luxury.
There must be cheaper ways of keeping people locked up.
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Rent prisons in Eastern Europe - 1 prisoner for every 10 immigrants from there, a fair exchange.
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Amistad looking interesting, will check that out..
as for the foreigner only prisons - couldn't give two shiney tulips..
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Have you seen "Amistad"? There's an absolutely horrific scene in it where slaves are dumped overboard in the mid-Atlantic.Originally posted by TonyEnglish View Post"Especially one-way."
How about somewhat less than that. Dropping them mid atlantic would kill two birds with one stone - No crims and lower co2
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118607/Last edited by chasingtheaurora; 24 October 2007, 11:14.
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