Joe Rogan: Do Prisons Help Inmates?
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- Опубліковано 22 лют 2024
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Music by Danny James: • Hendrix Style Acoustic...
Billy Walters is one of the most successful American sports bettors of all time, as well as an entrepreneur, philanthropist, and author. His new book is "Gambler: Secrets From a Life at Risk."
Clip taken from JRE #2107 w/ Billy Walters
Host: Joe Rogan
Guest: Billy Walters
Producer: Jamie Vernon
#joerogan #joeydiaz #jre #funny #comedy
As a convicted felon, I can say with out a doubt. Prison saved my life. It is what you make of it. I'm sure there are worse of institutions, but I was able to be productive. An old timer told me I was just like him, and I'd be back. Fuck that. I made the effort then and there to never go back. It's been over 10 years.
I never went back either. But that doesn't mean much when 45% of people who get released go back within a year. Some states have some programs that help people when they get released but a lot have garbage programs that don't help at all. They want to appear like they help.
@@roboninja3194 i don't disagree with that. But let's be honest. How many of those individuals go back bc A. They didn't stop committing crimes or B. They didn't learn how to not get caught. I don't have remorse for them. Its a choice 99.99% of the time.
I did 8 1/2 yrs in Tx.. Got out in May 0f 2016.. never went back. Sink or swim!! your choice
@@Duke_2373 thats what I'm saying man. Life style changes and enjoying a free life. Some of us learn our lessons. Congratulations bro.
Way to make it about u
There is ZERO help in prisons or jails today…..from a long time retired parole officer….
They don't help the people in there but they do act as a deterrent and protect the public
@@coryb8432no, they dont.
@@coryb8432...And then the criminals who got no help and cant get jobs get released into the public.
@@donaldmack2307 that's bullshit I make about 100,000 a year in my job hires felons but if you can't do the time and deal with the consequences DON'T break the law
@@coryb8432 Your anecdote means jack and shit.
It removes those that can’t make it any other place’s
The prison in the US is doing a fine job of making decent criminals into fantastic killers!!! No way can anyone say, with as straight face, that prisons rehab inmates. Once someone spends time in prison, they are 83 percent more likely than the general public to be imprisoned within 18 months!! We have to change our prisons and actually add rehab to the prison system!!!
Its sucks man. It just pisses me off to think about it...
Prisons are different from state to state. I live in South Carolina and everybody that I know that has been to prison once has been two or three times. They run their prison system like a business, so repeat customers are a good thing. I went to prison in North Carolina where they use the prison system as reform and rehabilitation. None of the ladies that I was incarcerated with have gone back.
Dam right it helps , I fixed my drug taking ways3 yrs NYSDC, been free 15plus , never going back
Prisons don't exist for the prisoner, they exist for society.
Exactly and society is better when are prison creates more educated productive members of society. Currently prisons make people worse people. And then they get released back into society to cause more havoc.
Sounds like Excel academy!
What percentage deserves help? I see these young criminals in the media that commit heinous crimes with no regard for other humans and show no remorse upon sentencing. There's no way I want my tax dollars benefitting their lives in any way. And how about programs for the victims to get their lives back together? Who supports a family after the wage earner gets killed?
Not everyone in prison or jail did a crime that had a victim
I should've specified "violent crime". I consider someone doing time for selling drugs or theft in a different category.@@dannyemerick2222
Well of course the media is gonna show the negative come on think for yourself
I am thinking. I'm thinking what does your reply have to do with my comment? The topic is about helping convicts, not what the media shows. Of course the media shows us stories about violent criminals. It gets ratings. But the reality is that humans do evil things and should be punished. Especially criminals who kill. @@varga4488
@@dannyemerick2222
I'm innocent. Lawyer f*&$#% me.
What’s this dudes name?? I saw some clips on the actual JRE channel but his name wasn’t in any of the titles.
Check the description
its in the discription " Joey Flapjacks"
They help the streets by keeping them off of them.
Maybe for a few people it helps, but 90% of people that are in prison all it does is make you 10 times worse
Would be interesting to count the amount of times he says "joe" in the interview
i didn't notice.
@@jimmaculate3802
I noticed a single time.
Alice Johnson: Convicted in Memphis, pardoned by President TRUMP, not Obama.
And??? Is Trump the only president who pardoned someone???
Even the criminals have better lives in America
Do prisons help the ones on the outside?
So do they have to pay any money back for the vocational education? If not then it's like fuck it let's go to prison to get a free education.
go ahead, there are plenty of state,city,& county funded programs to help with the cost of education
Prison stole my child hood prison x fuked my life
No YOU fucked your own life up. Stop committing crimes😂🤡🤡
Being soft on crime and prisoners has failed. Time to get tough.
Would you be a little more specific?
@@ScottMcChicken stricter laws longer sentences etc not that hard to figure out
@@X564M
What's not hard to figure out?
@@ScottMcChicken what the original comment meant
@@X564M
Gotcha. Do stricter laws and longer sentences work in the fight against crime?
Firstttttt
I stopped listening to this pod after a couple of minutes due to all of the coughing and mouth noises this dude was making
A drug mule hauls the drugs , hauls the weight . If your gonna speak know what your talking about