Purdey Posted Saturday at 10:37 AM Posted Saturday at 10:37 AM I believe the wording is that you are the gender you are at the time of conception. As all people are female at the time of conception and change after 6 weeks, woman's prisons are about to get busy. 1 1 1
Yellowtail Posted Saturday at 11:41 AM Posted Saturday at 11:41 AM 1 hour ago, Purdey said: I believe the wording is that you are the gender you are at the time of conception. As all people are female at the time of conception and change after 6 weeks, woman's prisons are about to get busy. Do you think that intact, biological men that identify as women should be allowed in a women's prison or not?
Jingthing Posted Saturday at 12:16 PM Posted Saturday at 12:16 PM As far as where to place prisoners, I think the rational, humane approach is to make an evaluation on an individual basis. Obviously with the majority of people who are cisgender there is nothing to consider. But for the minority that isn't, there are a number of things to consider on an individual basis and such decisions do NOT fit into a mindless boilerplate one size fits all system. I'm not talking about coddling anyone. Just being rational. The maga fascist now official government policy that transgender people don't even exist is extremely cruel and extremely stupid. 1 1 1
Yellowtail Posted Saturday at 12:30 PM Posted Saturday at 12:30 PM 5 minutes ago, Jingthing said: As far as where to place prisoners, I think the rational, humane approach is to make an evaluation on an individual basis. Obviously with the majority of people who are cisgender there is nothing to consider. But for the minority that isn't, there are a number of things to consider on an individual basis and such decisions do NOT fit into a mindless boilerplate one size fits all system. I'm not talking about coddling anyone. Just being rational. The maga fascist now official government policy that transgender people don't even exist is extremely cruel and extremely stupid. Do you think that intact, biological men that identify as women should be allowed in a women's prison or not? I can't believe this is not an easy question. Do the women not have rights? Why should a man that identifies as a women's rights supersede women's rights? You have to have rules that are black and white. having staff "Psychiatrists" deciding who goes where is just a recipe for disaster.
Tookea Posted Saturday at 12:42 PM Posted Saturday at 12:42 PM 11 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said: Seems that woke policies trumped real issues under Biden. Now they have been trumped by Trump. How long have you been waiting to use that one? 2
farangkinok Posted Saturday at 04:26 PM Posted Saturday at 04:26 PM 11 hours ago, ignore it said: It'll be alright girls. Look on the bright side of things. You're going to be very popular in your new jail.
thaibeachlovers Posted Saturday at 09:54 PM Posted Saturday at 09:54 PM 14 hours ago, soalbundy said: Personally I think that a mixed gender prison, with gender separat cells and rest rooms, would be a healthier prison system resulting in less violence and less mental health issues, the loss of freedom is bad enough without the artificial all female or all male confined community, it could help in genuine rehabilitation. I must be mistaken, but I thought loss of freedom was the point of prison. Up to me any serious crime would result in loss of freedom for life. The rest of us would be better off without criminals being released into society. I'm also a fan of solitary confinement for anyone convicted of a crime involving injury or death. Non violent crims should not be subject to violence while serving their time. 1
Red Forever Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago On 1/25/2025 at 1:07 PM, Yagoda said: Mental Health Services are provided to all Federal inmates. You seem to be quite knowledgeable on the subject of Mental Health Services.
Red Forever Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 10 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said: I must be mistaken, but I thought loss of freedom was the point of prison. Up to me any serious crime would result in loss of freedom for life. The rest of us would be better off without criminals being released into society. I'm also a fan of solitary confinement for anyone convicted of a crime involving injury or death. Non violent crims should not be subject to violence while serving their time. You must be very upset then that there will be 1,600 more convicted violent criminals on the streets thanks to Trump’s pardons. 1
proton Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago On 1/25/2025 at 5:34 AM, Cryingdick said: Request protective custody in the men's prison. They dont need it as very popular! and have been for decades
proton Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 4 minutes ago, Red Forever said: You must be very upset then that there will be 1,600 more convicted violent criminals on the streets thanks to Trump’s pardons. That was Biden, not Trump
Yagoda Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 27 minutes ago, Red Forever said: You seem to be quite knowledgeable on the subject of Mental Health Services. Im an informed US citizen, how about you? 1
Yellowtail Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 38 minutes ago, proton said: That was Biden, not Trump No, Biden was 8,064 pardons 1
proton Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 13 minutes ago, Yellowtail said: No, Biden was 8,064 pardons 64 must have been for his family who never committed a crime, honestly. An utter disgrace pardoning Hunter when he is on film many time saying he definitely would not do so. What a liar and an embarrassment.
proton Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 21 hours ago, Jingthing said: As far as where to place prisoners, I think the rational, humane approach is to make an evaluation on an individual basis. Obviously with the majority of people who are cisgender there is nothing to consider. But for the minority that isn't, there are a number of things to consider on an individual basis and such decisions do NOT fit into a mindless boilerplate one size fits all system. I'm not talking about coddling anyone. Just being rational. The maga fascist now official government policy that transgender people don't even exist is extremely cruel and extremely stupid. Cisgenda is an offensive term, please stop using it, the correct terms are now MALE and FEMALE the rest is mental illness or fantasy. 1 1
Jingthing Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 18 minutes ago, proton said: Cisgenda is an offensive term, please stop using it, the correct terms are now MALE and FEMALE the rest is mental illness or fantasy. No it isn't. Just because you're acting the sore maga winner, doesn't mean people should actually respect such madness.
James105 Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago Headline should be: "Trump’s Executive Order Sparks Relief Among non Transgender Inmates as Prison Transfers Loom"
Yellowtail Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago 3 minutes ago, James105 said: Headline should be: "Trump’s Executive Order Sparks Relief Among non Transgender Inmates as Prison Transfers Loom" The left does not care about the non-transgender women, they need to suck it up and take one for the team.
jas007 Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago Just out of curiosity, I wonder how many transgender prisoners exist in the system today? Two? Three? Whatever it is, can it really be that much of a big deal? Put them in their own ward. Simple. I'm pretty sure that could be accomplished.
PomPolo Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago There will be a few male inmates welcoming the fresh meat 🙂 why were men housed in a women's prison anyways? In the unlikely event I got banged up for anything I'd put lipstick on grow my hair and declare my human rights and say I want to go to the women's prison probably much more fun there for a man. At the end of the day most of them are in there for a serious crimes so I reckon they should shut up whinging and just accept the fact they are biologically male Probably a polarising point but Trump and that Harry Potter writer have inspired me 🙂
soalbundy Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 14 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said: I must be mistaken, but I thought loss of freedom was the point of prison. Up to me any serious crime would result in loss of freedom for life. The rest of us would be better off without criminals being released into society. I'm also a fan of solitary confinement for anyone convicted of a crime involving injury or death. Non violent crims should not be subject to violence while serving their time. Yes, loss of freedom is a correct punishment but with a persons release doesn't mean the end of their punishment. They have lost their abode, relationships, job and savings. They would find it difficult to get another job or be able to rent another abode, they have a permanent criminal record for life, the actual imprisonment is the least of their worries. People sometimes make unwise decisions which also affects their partners and innocent children negatively, even just a serious road accident or a drunken fight could result in a prison sentence. People change during their lives, the arrogant teenager changes to become a responsible adult and he can again change to commit a criminal act through unfortunate causal events and upon reflection can reorientate himself again. Impermanence and change is the guiding path in life. Nobody should be written off. Prison is meant as a punishment but also as a rehabilitation measure and nobody, with the exception of child killers and dangerous pedophiles, should be denied a second chance.
impulse Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago 1 hour ago, soalbundy said: Nobody should be written off. Prison is meant as a punishment but also as a rehabilitation measure and nobody, with the exception of child killers and dangerous pedophiles, should be denied a second chance. What about the guys with 17 separate convictions and a dozen stints in prison? How many second chances should they get before they're simply warehoused to keep society safe? Not about punishment. Not about rehabilitation. Just plain warehousing them, to keep them away from society. 1
mogandave Posted 15 hours ago Posted 15 hours ago 1 hour ago, soalbundy said: Yes, loss of freedom is a correct punishment but with a persons release doesn't mean the end of their punishment. They have lost their abode, relationships, job and savings. They would find it difficult to get another job or be able to rent another abode, they have a permanent criminal record for life, the actual imprisonment is the least of their worries. People sometimes make unwise decisions which also affects their partners and innocent children negatively, even just a serious road accident or a drunken fight could result in a prison sentence. People change during their lives, the arrogant teenager changes to become a responsible adult and he can again change to commit a criminal act through unfortunate causal events and upon reflection can reorientate himself again. Impermanence and change is the guiding path in life. Nobody should be written off. Prison is meant as a punishment but also as a rehabilitation measure and nobody, with the exception of child killers and dangerous pedophiles, should be denied a second chance. Everyone gets multiple chances. I you allow kids to get away with small crimes they generally just kero moving up to bigger crimes. A gang-banger can go in and out 20 times for assault, drugs, robberies and whatnot, but poor Joe Bagadoughnuts has one too many on payday, gets pinched on the drive home a d his life is ruined.
Bkk Brian Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago I am sure the female inmates will be pleased with this move, they'd been complaining before about it. Female inmates say they fear transgender cellmates and urge Donald Trump to overturn 'unconstitutional policy' Fleming claimed the Biden administration has been speeding up transfers out of concern Trump will make restrictions once he takes office. The incoming president shot down an Obama-era guideline that recommended 'housing by gender identity when appropriate,' instead emphasizing 'biological sex as the initial determination for designation,' during his first term in 2018. Joe Biden later reversed Trump's action. Fleming claims there are between 1,500 and 2,000 trans female inmates in the federal prison system, which houses around 10,000 women. In court papers, she claimed there was no way to shield herself in open dorms at the prison in Tallahassee, Florida, where she served part of her term. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14297841/female-prison-inmates-transgender-prisoners-donald-trump.html 1
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