daddyholes posted:jools posted:i think 100k/year is pretty decent
generally it's the multiple x (chance of fuckin dying on the job) that does it i imagine
ya i just mean that i think the level of struggle in china is about what id expect?
stegosaurus posted:My grandmother is literally a member of a country club called the plantation. Its a pretty sweet course don't hate.
Plantation rum is really good, at least for what you can get in the upper Midwest.
discipline posted:they riot in china a lot lol
one thing that jacobin did do for me was to direct my attention thisaway with the eli friedman article last summer. @EliDFriedman on Twitter is a good Twitter
discipline posted:they riot in china a lot lol
lol more posts like this
babyfinland posted:they diet in china a lot lol
yum yum, very nice
codywilson posted:a 5'3", maybe 130 tops, chinese lady was trying to explain to me the other day that she was considered short and fat by chinese standards.
well good news, diabetes is skyrocketing in China. Another decisive win for American neoliberalism, exporting glorious body-positivism where once thier was only fatshaming and Patriarchist barbarity. As Lindy West would say: "I, am Loving It"
Gang members say hunger strike aim is to 'sell drugs, make money'
By Paige St. John
California prison officials in federal legal filings alleged that the ongoing inmate hunger strike was orchestrated by prison gangs.
Attached to legal filings in U.S. District Court on Thursday, the state included declarations signed by former members of the prison gangs known as Nuestra Familia and the Aryan Brotherhood. The two inmates, both convicted murderers, have agreed to provide information against the gangs in return for being moved out of isolation at Pelican Bay State Prison near the Oregon border.
Inmate Javiar Zubiate, who states he was a second-tier leader of the Nuestra Familia, said he and other gang members went on similar hunger strikes in 2011 because one of the public "leaders" was Antonio Guillen, a Pelican Bay inmate whom Zubiate alleges is the highest ranking "general" within Nuestra Familia.
"To my understanding, the Aryan Brotherhood and the Black Guerilla Family organized the hunger strike, and Nuestra Familia was the last to sign off," Zubiate's sworn statement says. "If you didn't participate, it would be remembered when the time came for promotion."
Guillen is one of four inmates whose name appears on the current protest demand letters from Pelican Bay. He also is one of 10 Pelican Bay inmates who are part of a federal lawsuit over solitary confinement conditions at the prison.
Zubiate and the other inmate informant contend that the chief aim of the hunger strikes is to free gang leaders from isolation at Pelican Bay.
"The goal of the 2011 hunger strikes, from the perspective of the Aryan Brotherhood, was to get out of the because we knew it would kill the organization," inmate James Elrod's sworn declaration states. "We believed that if we were in the general population, we could sell drugs, make money and develop an influence on the streets."
Corrections officials said 1,235 inmates remained on hunger strike Friday. Four inmates at three prisons Friday refused medical checks, including one who stopped intravenous fluids, according to the court-appointed medical receiver's office
It is so tellingly typical therhizzone and all their minions of leftist readers supported this cheap publicity as something "noble" and "courageous" from the start, despite telltale signs that something was amiss at Pelican Bay, which houses some of the most sadistic murderers, rapists and cutthroat bastards in the entire country.
But the bleeding-heart libs that run the Times were quick to take the side of the "poor, oppressed" prisoners and shameless kiss up to these cutthroats ans their disingenuous whining. Hopefully, by the time the next "hunger strike" place, the PC clowns at LAT wont be so quick to join the Pity Party after having spent so much time wiping the proverbial egg off their collective faces.
guidoanselmi posted:Thank you MadMedico, for standing up to the PC thought police and giving us some inside information on this phony "hunger strike" publicity stunt, which was never a LEGIT hunger strike because they were not skipping the main daily meal.
It is so tellingly typical therhizzone and all their minions of leftist readers supported this cheap publicity as something "noble" and "courageous" from the start, despite telltale signs that something was amiss at Pelican Bay, which houses some of the most sadistic murderers, rapists and cutthroat bastards in the entire country.
But the bleeding-heart libs that run the Times were quick to take the side of the "poor, oppressed" prisoners and shameless kiss up to these cutthroats ans their disingenuous whining. Hopefully, by the time the next "hunger strike" place, the PC clowns at LAT wont be so quick to join the Pity Party after having spent so much time wiping the proverbial egg off their collective faces.
lol calm down crankypants its almost sundown
