The Pendleton 2 story: 200 years for saving a life w/Too Black & Victoria Law | Rattling the Bars

1. Is state prisn the same as federal prison?

2. I was trying to do some research on this subject and there were only about two stories about 3 guards being charged for beating a prisoner. I asked What is the government doing about the brutality going on at Pendleton and I couldn't find one topic about that. They are trying to hide it as much as possible. I also went to a site that said ask me anything and it was and AI robot that answered questions. After I asked two questions, it cut me off. They said they were not programmed to answer questions that encouraged controversy. It was crazy. If that is what we have to look forward to with AI be prepared to be lied to or brain washed. It looks like we have a long road to get justice for the prisoners. AI did say that there are organizations that represent prisoners for various reasons. There doesn't seem to be a loud enough demand for humane treatment for prisoners. What a shame. Prisons are treating prisoners like animals and they wonder why they reoffend when they come out. They have turned them into animals.

3. Every single time a judge gives an ex-defendant more than one life sentence, 100 years in prison sentence or more than 100 years in prison sentence they waste their breath as well as publicly humiliate themselves. Such conviction sentences make it sound like Earth is Krypton and that humans are immortal, invulnerable & indestructible. I get they want to be tough but it certainly won't kill them to just stick to reality.

4. The title of this video & the description info. of it meant to say "life in prison without parole"

5. These are devils out of control. No respect no emotion no communication it’s just pitiful.. as an American citizen, I will defend this country at the best of my ability.

6. I got some news for the abusers of this world.. Hell awaits and you are all headed to hell in a hand basket.. its coming for ya.. and nobody is going to shed even as much as a single tear when that happens.. what you are doing to others is actually what you are choosing for yourself..

7. Prisons what good do they really do?
   Obviously we need some sort of correctional" facilities, that actually correct bad behavior, but what prison systems have become, are dehumanizing and encourages brutality, up to murder and cover up!

   What we need are actual humane systems in place, the evil that these sick prison systems produce is even worse criminals, sadistic guards, rape, mayhem and murder, this does nothing but perpetuates more and more evil criminality!

8. Deep appreciation to each of you for your work in bringing awareness to the case of the Pendleton 2, and the entrenched, systemic,.racial injustices that endure in this — and in many other — penal institutions.

9. F'd Up beyond belief! I think every prisoner should have a pen pal from their community, I wonder would that accelerate the exposure of prisons in the US?

10. The government just want money! They don’t care about right and wrong

11. Injustice anywhere is Injustice everywhere. Truth.💖

12. The government has been using the JUSTICE SYSTEM to control us, instead of help us.

13. These thugs running our streets and shooting whom ever they want
    I can't imagine what it is like on the inside.

14. I can't understand the people in your clips – I'm sorry. They are incoherent.

    Overall, I agree with your points and those of your guests (mostly).

15. Free Julian Assange, everything will improve

16. Im in North Carolina, in Raleigh. My employer was willing to work with an organization that is "rehabilitating" former felons, in terms of getting a cashier job. I could not find an organization in Raleigh that was doing that. Does anyone have a connection?

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18. John Oliver's show last night covered solitary confinement, what its inhumanity does to man. The tragic clips John showed begged the question of the cost of a soul removed that often is never found again, as some lived with the confinement years after being released, many wrongly convicted serving decades. Besides crimes by prison guards on prisoners, that a KKK-run prison even exists is beyond freakin' insanity. It won't change; too much built into America's system and structure with corrupt and evil leaders helping run things for rich individuals and corporations (considered people by law). We're past the precipice of third world, where all of it's profitable for a few, so why change it

19. Damn thats phucked up

20. The guards had the Cancer of Hate. How easly they spread that plague to everybody around them and far beyond.

21. Welcome to Notsee America.

22. Well said!

23. If the prisoners at every U.S prison would unite in protest at the same time and stop doing modern slave labor and the jobs that keep the prison system running I think that it would force change.
    Prisoner's keep the prison system running. Forced labor keeps it profitable.

24. We all need to write the governor and get them home

25. What stopped brutalization in LA was camera systems and body cams if that was implicated this would stop or be slowed

26. Prisons have total control over information in or out. Corruption is immune from prosecution for virtually any of their crimes.

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