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Looks like California runs Mexico-style prisons. So they basically could care less about inmates getting high in prison before dumping them back on the streets?
While California's prisons are basically open-air drug supermarkets with 997 overdoses in a short period of time, the state of North Dakota gives them tablets for educational purposes and to connect with their families.
Not only are the streets of San Francisco full of people on the ground from drug overdoses, but so are the prisons.
Looks like while North Dakota tries to educate it's inmates for a jobs when they get out with limited WiFi access, the inmates in California are overdosing with 997 overdoses in 2018 while Gavin Newsome looks the other way.
If the state of California started giving its prisoners tablets and WiFi, people like lovecrowds would be ridiculing them up the kazoo for wasting taxpayer money on useless things that only serve to make prison life cushy, which is exactly what you would expect from a "socialist" state like the Golden State, and why are they wasting money giving prisoners luxuries like tablets and WiFi when there's so many other things the state of California needs to spend their money on, and yadda yadda yadda.
And anybody who denies that people like lovecrowds would indeed say that, is lying.
So it's terribly dishonest lovecrowds is extolling the virtues of ND doing something like this, because it's only a good thing to him/her/it if a red state like ND does something like that.
I have no problem with both both being done. Give them tablets and drugs. If they want to educate themselves, fine. If they want to kill themselves, equally good. The end result of either path is that they will not be a burden to society.
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