Achievement Programs for Release from Prison for Certain Offenders

There are alot of people who get thrown into the penal system who never get out...a large number of these people possess valuable genetics and family lines that have priceless heritages for our future that we are tarnishing like we're driving around on the rims.

So many capable young men have their lives ruined over silly laws that are exacerbated by Thimerosal poisoning causing people to self-medicate, who just got a little hot-headed.  We are going to need those genes in the future as we sludge off into virtual reality and male birth control, people.  It's good to have some pep in your step and not be a push over.  It's not good for young genes to go to prison for so long that our collective eyes don't sparkle anymore.

There are alot of folks who would love to have a way to get the good apples out of there who got thrown in with the bad, but there is no way to do it as of now, and it just kills us...and it really kills the professional sports roster too, this is just fact.

The other fact is that karma is always right and many of those good fellas and ladies slipped and fell into the system walking to close to the water.  We all fall sometimes though, and it should be seen as a hazard for us to have all of this spilled water everywhere for people to fall by us not keeping a closer eye on fraud in our own treasury.  On one hand we have a right and a duty to have recompense on prison releases for those reasons, yet on the other, we still have a duty to maintain the laws of karma...who knows, maybe those who have slipped were the closest karmatic pathway to right the issue.

For me, this is a perfect scenario to burn the candle at both ends.  On one hand, we can get good people out of prison in a pick and choose manner, which you normally can't do...on the other hand, we can force them to achieve in order to get chosen.

That's right, there should be a litany of programs in the prisons which would allow certain offenders to work their way out.  That way, when your average high school drop out drug dealer rapper who just got too rich with no real credentials other than a dubbed album goes down and leaves a whole family in a precarious wreck, we could have the opportunity to mold a AAA teacher, lawyer or even engineer or doctor...instead of having to go through millions of dollars on lawyers, attrition and devolution...much less put these fine children through it, setting them on a crash course for a much less wholesome and loving future...erasing thousands of years of good work, and perhaps millions of years of natural selection.

Prison college programs already exist, so lets just build on that an make them official and get the prisons and jails much, much more involved.  If I were a smart society, I would turn my incarceration facilities into education bribery installations.  To be able to get into the program, you'd have to meet certain criteria and be evaluated by staff, you don't want to train just any prisoner on how to be a doctor and fast-track them out.  But for select individuals, that would be a perfect option, and I would say that it would keep our streets a safer place too, because many a police officer turn a blind eye to good people doing less than scrupulous things at large, because they know it will be worse if those people end up behind bars...which just kind of waters things down, because those individuals never achieve their true potential and can end up being a slow drain on society, feeding off of the black markets, never to put back into society, or at least not at the level they were expected to.  Creating these programs would make it much more karmatically rewarding for the police to do their job well.

We could take a 10 year sentence which would have destroyed a community and family for something like drugs, which were no more dangerous than the alcohol at the corner store into a 5 year experience with a mountain of textbooks and prison professors and training staff, and then viola, out pops a well-trained dentist, mechanic, engineer, legal assistant or teacher.  Granted, they could choose not to and do the whole 10, but who would want to do that?  The only thing we'd have to watch out for would be to not actually stimulate crime, and so it might be wise to require payment to participate, or to carefully review inmates with polygraph devices to determine if they were there on purpose, excluding them, to keep crime down to that effect.  Another idea I had was alot of PT and work programs as well as long days and early rising hours to go along with.  At any rate, it'd be better than an eventual war, because that's where we could be headed if we don't find a way to pick things back up.