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Stabbing of Derek Chauvin raises questions about inmate safety

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Stabbing of Derek Chauvin Raises Questions About Inmate Safety

Anyone else gets shived in prison — it happens often, every day — and nobody gives a damn, but when a cop gets stabbed, questions are raised.

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Crickets for decades but the second a high profile white guy former cop gets stabbed…
- Racism and greed run America.
Man fucking generations of black, lation and emigrants in general dying and these fucks never have a fuck to give about inmate safety. If they start now, shiiittt we gotta get white people in to starvation, whater shortage, we gotta put white kinds in sweatshops...
Sudently I think we will finally see legislation that would reflect "our' 'values".
It's really sad that 22 stab wounds wasn't enough to get the job done.
They need to get him a new cellmate.
- On the plus side there's now an opportunity for him to endure even more fun aspects of our prison industrial complex to which he condemned so many people. Like living with a long term disability due to the stabbing or being in solitary confinement for years on end for his protection. Keep him in there till he's begging for someone to kneel on his neck, then let him rot, forgotten and alone.
- They should have just put him in the electric chair and be done with it.
  
  Agreed
I thought prison violence was meant to be a feature not a bug.
- Almost nobody says it out loud, but it is.
Actions of Derek Chauvin raise questions about detainee safety.
- Yeaaaa, what the internet hive-mind picks for the topic of the week they suddenly care about really interesting, to say the least.
On the one hand, I really wish the worst part about prison was the part about being detained for an extended period of time that is long enough to make the offender regret doing it and for the public to be rid of them for a while.
On the other hand, considering that this guy was a cop and slowly murdered a man in broad daylight on a city street. Fuck that guy!

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