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@prisonerslave
Seeing this guy get busted for felony bigamy just reminded me of that meme format where new cellmates tell each other what they got busted for and one of them says murder and the other says "I have too many wives".
Although the fact that he got nailed for felony bigamy is actually just a pretext because they couldn't get him for domestic violence, so they picked this other crime that they do have damning evidence for.
Love the ikea/livestock-esque tag on this prisoner. Almost like a price tag on a commodity to be sold, don't you think?
I like that belt restraint very much.
did have your inmate id on uniforms did you prefer stripe or plain uniforms
Nope, even having an id number feels too personal, being a prisoner means you lose your identity, except that of a prisoner, and are owned by the state until the end of incarceration.
As for uniforms, whether they are striped or not matters less compared to visibility(so prisoners are easy to spot) and the dehumanization(prisoners must know they are scum and their uniform matches that).
So I prefer orange, red, black-and-white uniforms, as they are traditionally used to both identify prisoners and keep them in their place. I think pink would be great too.
I don't have a pink uniform, but I think this unconventional color also fits the two criteria I mentioned and might acquire one in the future.
Indeed, prisoners are state property.
There's something sadistically ironic of a correctional facility that welcomes its visitors and "guests".
Welcome, and stay awhile. A very long while.
The ideal prison uniform should always identify the prisoner at all times.
This can be done by, including and not limited to, stencilling the prisoner's uniform with a combination of "INMATE", "PRISONER" or their facility's name, etc. in large, bold printing.
Doing so not only helps remind prisoners of their place and status, but also allows their guards, jailers and owners to quickly secure visual confirmation of their location should they try any funny business, or worse, escape.
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