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RFayette 🇻🇦
RFayette
Junior Chimp
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« on: January 13, 2016, 09:51:32 PM »

I think we've done this thread before, but I'll try to recall as much as I listed in the previous one, or make this one similar.

*A Chicago-style deep dish pizza with hamburger, banana peppers, tomatoes, and onions
*A double cheeseburger
*Three fried chicken breasts
*A dozen mozzarella cheese sticks
*Chili cheese fries
*Large French Silk Pie Blizzard from Dairy Queen
*One bottle each of Coca-Cola, Cherry Coke, Dr Pepper, and Mr Pibb/Pibb Xtra
*One glass of unsweetened iced tea

OK warden, I'm ready.

This sounds awfully close to what I'd get, though I'd probably add onion rings, a loaded baked potato, a steak taco or quesadilla, and nix the Mr. Pibb and Cherry Coke in favor of cream and orange soda.
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RFayette 🇻🇦
RFayette
Junior Chimp
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Posts: 9,962
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« Reply #1 on: January 18, 2016, 01:03:36 PM »

because I simply can't imagine what it feels like to be sitting in one's cell knowing that it will be over soon

Life in prison, especially years in solitary is far worse if you ask me. Imagine spending a year or two in solitary? 23 hours a day by yourself, with nothing but your thoughts. Most people end up losing it. For prolific killers or people who need protection, this is more common to end up in such a situation. It seems far less humane to do that to a person then to just put them out of their misery, if you ask me anyway.

Yeah, I never understood solitary confinement. I mean, if he did something so bad that he needs to be completely isolated, why not just kill the poor bastard?

I agree.  If someone's serving a life sentence without a chance of parole and they act up in prison to the extent of requiring long (as in, 1+ years) stays in solitary confinement, I'd say it's time for the bullet.
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