[Sg] - Shanmugam : : If you look at Norway & Denmark, if I didn't tell you that was a prison, you might be thinking that is a condominium!

[UltimaOnline]

I will show you some photos of prisons in other countries – Denmark, Norway, Thailand, Hong Kong, the Philippines, I think it shows a broad variety.

If you look at Norway and Denmark, if I did not tell you that was a prison, you might be mistaken into thinking that is a condominium. We do not take that approach.

Our philosophy is to keep the regime strict.

Full Ministerial Statement: https://www.mha.gov.sg/mediaroom/pa...ement-on-prison-conditions-and-rehabilitation

Bunknifer : This prison nicer than my own room!​

https://forums.fuckwarezone.com.sg/...-into-thinking-that-is-a-condominium.6774441/

 

[laksaboy]

And what was the point he was trying to make? The superiority and fairness of the Sinkie (prison) system?

 

[Cottonmouth]

And what was the point he was trying to make? The superiority and fairness of the Sinkie (prison) system?

He's saying those shitskin criminals deserve nothing more than shithole.

 

[red amoeba]

His speech is a joke. Simply refuse to acknowledge that mutts constitute the majority of prison population claiming it will further cause stereotyping. As if we don’t already know that.

 

[rushifa666]

Sinkies are retards. Prison waste the same amount of money yet one is like a shithole. Cpib case

 

[mudhatter]

turd world sh*thole filled with turdworld ceca and chinks.

 

[syed putra]

Prisoners deserve wi-fi otherwise they are wasting their time inside,
In US, one prison has started producing their own branded jeans, prison blues.
It makes prisoners have a sense of worth producing products like this, msy help them when they are free to leave.

An Oregon Prison Houses One of America’s Last Jean Manufacturers​

The workwear brand Prison Blues makes rigid, affordable jeans and jackets beloved by American carpenters and Japanese trendsetters. And inmates in Oregon craft every item.​

Imaichi Hayami is one of many young Japanese denim aficionados that wears Prison Blues. jeans.PHOTO: IMAICHI HAYAMI
By Jacob Gallagher

April 13, 2022 1:39 pm ET
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Prison Blues is an American workwear brand selling starchy blue jeans and rigid trucker jackets for around $50. It’s a niche label—If Levi’s is the giant of the jean world, Prison Blues is more like an ant scurrying underfoot. But the brand’s affordable clothes have lately caught the attention of young, fashion-conscious folks in Japan. A flip through Prison Blues’ tagged photos on Instagram reveals a plethora of Japanese fans wearing its midnight-blue jeans and chunky denim jackets with leopard-print coats, technicolor Coogi sweaters and vintage neckties.
“The Japanese market is creating some new fashion trend with Prison Blues,” said Jered McMichael, one of the brand’s Oregon-based vendors, whose family has sold the brand for nearly 20 years. In Japan, Prison Blues is “not famous, but some people like it,” said Imaichi Hayami, 25, who works at a clothing store in Tokyo and owns double-kneed jeans from the label, praising their “tough fabric, rivets and button design.”

 

[JohnTan]

Prisoners deserve wi-fi otherwise they are wasting their time inside,
In US, one prison has started producing their own branded jeans, prison blues.
It makes prisoners have a sense of worth producing products like this, msy help them when they are free to leave.

Could I get sinkie prisoners to help pack food at my company? It'll help me cut costs.

 

[syed putra]

Could I get sinkie prisoners to help pack food at my company? It'll help me cut costs.

If pay is decent, why not. You are helping the inmates and society.

Some 60% of US prisoners work while incarcerated. The stated aim of penal labor in the United States is to mitigate recidivism risks by providing training and work experience to inmates, and research shows that prisoners who participate are less likely to be re-imprisoned up to 12 years after release