How to Survive Prison For New Prisoners (Banged Up Abroad's Shaun Attwood)

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  • @royl395
    @royl395 5 років тому +268

    Interesting how this "How To" guide also applies to my corporate day job.

    • @brad3201
      @brad3201 5 років тому +2

      How so?

    • @remobandini6144
      @remobandini6144 5 років тому +2

      bwahahahahaha

    • @terrypeart3875
      @terrypeart3875 5 років тому +12

      Roy L
      Yep. Never share needles and stay clear of the pedos.

    • @billastell3753
      @billastell3753 5 років тому

      Bullshit!

    • @lifewhyz
      @lifewhyz 5 років тому

      @@terrypeart3875 I thought it was: Never share pedos and stay clear of the needles.
      JK :D

  • @thomasallen4340
    @thomasallen4340 8 років тому +1575

    Best advice is to avoid prison to begin with

    • @camb6017
      @camb6017 6 років тому +77

      Haha this guy just fixed all crime

    • @pps900
      @pps900 6 років тому +11

      You obviously haven't experienced partying and drugs.

    • @cosminxxx5287
      @cosminxxx5287 6 років тому +43

      thomas, its not that easy:)))) 2 years ago i grabbed a guy by the neck with left hand and by the balls,from behind trough his legs with the right hand, lift him and smash him on a metal fence that was about knee high.4 broken ribs, little damage to the kidney and broken the thin layer the keeps the organs in the belly toghether dont know in english. he stay 2 months in hospital, had 3 surgery. that was a free one way ticket to the medium or above security prison. the only thing that saved my life it was that it was him that attacked me and he had a wooden chair leg and he had 3 friends coming from behind me ,all was on the club's from outside cameras and a shop nearby, from 5 angles and over 30 people saw i was attacked with no reason, i don't even know the guys. it was self defense ,no problem. but imagine that happening on the sidewalk with no witness and the other 3 guys runing to police saying i was the attacker. eh? how can u escape that..in USA were there are private prisones and they need many people in to get more money, in a situation like that you are totaly fucked.self defense?who cares, no witness, we need money, you are fucked.pack your things and lets go:). also i have 2 friends in prison for having sex with a girl and she agreed, we were at the table speaking about what we gona do that night, we gave her 100 euro for 1 hour nothing more, BUT they did a mistake: they went out to eat first and she drank 2 glasses of vodka and got really drunk as she wasn't so used to drinking. she got pregnant and 4 weeks later ,afraid of what her parents may say, she went to the police and complaint a rape..she called as witness the club bartender that saw her get drunk and said the guys made her drunk and instead of sending her home, they took her at their place and she doesnt remember what hapend but wake up naked and her body was hurting,etc,all bullshit. were are they now? 15 years in jail and 10.000 euro to pay as moral damage.so nice eh? so about "best advice is to avoid prison to begin with" ...rather "pray you are lucky enough not to be in a fight in your most unlucky day of your life" :).shit happens and american justice system seems made to get as many ppl in jail as posibile.

    • @Cell-zi2sk
      @Cell-zi2sk 6 років тому +16

      I can’t stand ignorant morons like you. Do you think anybody actually chooses to go to prison? How about the ones that get told on by their supposed friends? Or what about me I was not doing anything illegal and since I had a record I was charged for a stolen vehicle because I was overdue on a rental car I had in my name. Do you think I deserved to go to prison or didn’t try to avoid going? Go watch making a murderer on Netflix and tell me if you think that guy wasn’t avoiding prison when he got charged for rape and did over ten years wrongfully. I could list a million situations where someone is avoiding arrest but is unable to avoid prison. Stop being such a smart ass!

    • @richardwatson7726
      @richardwatson7726 6 років тому +3

      The video is for what if situation yes you could not do any crimes but shit happens and sometimes the law won’t be on your side and you’ll be in this exact situation wonder what to do

  • @jamesbaucke5619
    @jamesbaucke5619 7 років тому +181

    hey man, I went in on December 19th 2014 and was released this year on march 2017, I watched a few of your videos before I went in and now here I am commenting on your video haha, it really isn't too bad once you are released, after a month it feels like I never even was in prison, I can honestly say that I am a much more patient person and now have a very peaceful view on life, I used to hate the whole system of how the world worked, then I realised during my time in there that I shouldn't be focusing my energy towards the negative side, such as worrying about the people I knew on the outside doing things and living a much better life, but it wasn't about that at all, my mental health wasn't the best when I first went in, I was quite bad actually, abit quiet but going through hell on the inside, I'm glad I can finally move on, cheers :P

    • @aaxtreme925
      @aaxtreme925 6 років тому +4

      So how do you get a job and survive

    • @tommydshelby5311
      @tommydshelby5311 6 років тому +4

      well done mate hope everything is going good still

    • @Cell-zi2sk
      @Cell-zi2sk 6 років тому

      James Baucke were you in California prison? Who did you run with? Or were there no racial politics on the yard you were on?

    • @indy_go_blue6048
      @indy_go_blue6048 5 років тому +5

      @@joeshmo2577 Same here. I did 3 years '97-'00. In almost 19 years not even a parking ticket. As for a job, I lost my professional license so my career was shot. I got jobs through temp agencies and Manpower, worked hard and finally was hired for full time until I retired 6 years ago.

    • @kendallevans4079
      @kendallevans4079 5 років тому +5

      "....it really isn't too bad once you are released..."???? Yeah guess that makes sense

  • @JENDALL714
    @JENDALL714 5 років тому +110

    The worst thing about prison was the... was the Dementors. They were flying all over the place and they were scary and then they'd come down and they'd suck the soul out of your body and it hurt!

    • @44tolman
      @44tolman 5 років тому +3

      JENDALL714 Do you really expect me not to push you up against the wall biatchhh !!

    • @Hedra718
      @Hedra718 5 років тому +1

      Michael Scott. Lol

    • @AroundIndiana
      @AroundIndiana 5 років тому +2

      Ok Prison Mike😂

    • @lejonbrames8820
      @lejonbrames8820 5 років тому +1

      dementors like in Harry Potter?

    • @fukpoeslaw3613
      @fukpoeslaw3613 5 років тому +3

      @@lejonbrames8820 No real ones, like in Arizona prisons.

  • @maxjami563
    @maxjami563 6 років тому +26

    I find it very impressive that you are using your business acumen to reaccumulate the wealth you had lost. Individuals with a positive mindset somehow always land on their feet again after enduring hardships.
    Incredible work Shaun. No matter what you do in this life, you owe it to yourself to do it as best as possible. Whether that be dealing ecstasy or writing about your experience after having being caught dealing!

  • @toddpnewton
    @toddpnewton 8 років тому +117

    Good info. Not planning on going in, but you never know.

    • @DexterHaven
      @DexterHaven 5 років тому +7

      Yeah, I always suspect I'll wind up in prison. I might drop a guy in a fight on the street any day, then he falls, hits his head, and dies. It's common.

    • @DexterHaven
      @DexterHaven 5 років тому +4

      Yeah, I thought of that possibility, but it won't put me in prison. @Tyrone Catkiller Kang

    • @malimaru
      @malimaru 5 років тому +1

      right

    • @bighands69
      @bighands69 5 років тому

      @@DexterHaven
      You should not be fighting on the street. If you want to fight go to a boxing club and you will get lots of people to volunteer.
      If you are fighting on a night out it is a signifies that you have an alcohol problem.

  • @beckytakethepiccanislyther5802
    @beckytakethepiccanislyther5802 7 років тому +295

    I don't know why the heck i'm here i'm a 17 year old girl who never commited a crime and i'm watching these..

    • @landoncarnel2805
      @landoncarnel2805 7 років тому +15

      Its OK. You just desire dangerous men lol

    • @The816Nick
      @The816Nick 6 років тому

      bummer

    • @rottingdog6798
      @rottingdog6798 6 років тому +4

      A convict with perfect grammar. Nice try, mate.

    • @mannysangha6098
      @mannysangha6098 6 років тому

      martin goyle hhha aaahhaahaa

    • @tommydshelby5311
      @tommydshelby5311 6 років тому

      Lethal Force shit mate your probably in jail now hope not

  • @nathanelwood7632
    @nathanelwood7632 6 років тому +151

    Just robbed a bank and got mad dough. I’m really glad I watched this video to prepare me for what’s ahead if I get caught. Thank man👌🏽

    • @joehanson1187
      @joehanson1187 6 років тому +23

      Sure, everybody will believe that lol

    • @nathanelwood7632
      @nathanelwood7632 6 років тому +18

      Joehanson I hope not 😂

    • @urmum7461
      @urmum7461 6 років тому +1

      Nathan Elwood lmao

    • @tz403
      @tz403 6 років тому +8

      You're like 12, you didn't rob nothing buddy.

    • @nathanelwood7632
      @nathanelwood7632 6 років тому +11

      Ball OfSack r/woosh

  • @45johngalt
    @45johngalt 5 років тому +27

    Love the advice. A note about the guard thing, and this was just my experience at county jail, I did have to talk to guard at one point because I had been held for six days without seeing a judge. So, at the advice of the group I was put into, I approached the guard giving them my ID number etc and trying to explain what was going on. But, I guess my point is, I had to bring somebody along with me, so in case somebody was curious as to why I was speaking to the guard, I had somebody else as my witness as to what was going down. That way their couldn't be any kind of assumptions.

  • @thefreakinjoeshow4828
    @thefreakinjoeshow4828 5 років тому +11

    Had a good friend who went to jail. My buddy is one of those macho men. An inmate asked what he is in for and my friend sarcastically says "fishing without a licence" while giving a mean and serious tone.

  • @David_Creyke
    @David_Creyke 5 років тому +14

    My personal experience is pretty in line with this. You have to toe the line between confidence but not too confident. You’ll get tested eventually, be ready.

    • @sinaasadi3800
      @sinaasadi3800 5 років тому

      Hi man. How long had you been in prison ?

    • @David_Creyke
      @David_Creyke 5 років тому +1

      Sina Danmark I got out 15 years ago. Straightened out my life for the most part 👍

  • @VredesStall
    @VredesStall 8 років тому +478

    A British man in an Arizona prison??
    Don't see that every day.

    • @mr.roboto7330
      @mr.roboto7330 7 років тому +9

      VredesStall was thinking the samething?? I’m from Arizona and this threw me for a loop myself.

    • @biggy2308
      @biggy2308 6 років тому +11

      You would be surprised

    • @blackham7
      @blackham7 6 років тому +14

      He's actually American but has acquired a British accent

    • @blackham7
      @blackham7 6 років тому +30

      Scott Page USMC no I was making a joke I wasn't serious

    • @UnknowinglyOrdinary
      @UnknowinglyOrdinary 6 років тому +36

      blackham7 Is he fuck American, he’s English & born in Widnes , educated in Liverpool university

  • @luxdico
    @luxdico 5 років тому +44

    prison is like high school mentality but with deadly consequences. Well, that pretty much says it all about schools, doesn't it?

    • @chiron8839
      @chiron8839 5 років тому

      Well, quit going to school and see how long you stay out of prison.

    • @luxdico
      @luxdico 5 років тому +2

      @@chiron8839 "School, prison, job or unemployment" What a nightmare.

    • @chiron8839
      @chiron8839 5 років тому +1

      @@luxdico - It is indeed a nightmare, particularly for those of us who got put out on our own before we finished high school and had to finish it up while serving a life sentence.

    • @luxdico
      @luxdico 5 років тому

      @@chiron8839 that's why i used to like watchin' wrestlin' for escapism. Turns out it was all fake too.

    • @chiron8839
      @chiron8839 5 років тому +2

      @@luxdico - Boxin'g's nearly as bad anymore, and I don't even watch MMA. People regard that as sacrilege on my part, because I taught martial arts pretty religiously for several decades, but the scoring sucks and they don't pay their fighters nearly enough. People talk it up like it's "real," but real's got nothing to do with a points system or "legal" targets.

  • @JDNMlovebug
    @JDNMlovebug 9 років тому +2

    Shaun Attwood it's great how you turned your life around and pay it forward this way....after hearing all this it's not worth making the choice or placing yourself in a position to go. Keep up the good work and live well Shaun....hopefully this will deter anyone from being incarcerated and they will not have to think twice about it. I just have 7words for those who think it's worth going to prison, "Do not go to Prison at all."

  • @jellyboy123
    @jellyboy123 5 років тому +65

    i was in prison for 4 years in cardiff my advice is stay low. join a book club read books learn.

    • @sunnyjim1355
      @sunnyjim1355 5 років тому +14

      That's pretty much what I do alone anyway... maybe I should go to prison than at least I won't have to cook my own dinner.

    • @jaserkurtaj8972
      @jaserkurtaj8972 5 років тому

      What the name of prison

    • @josephclarke557
      @josephclarke557 4 роки тому +1

      Uk prisons are bad but they’re not as ruthless as Texas ones a lot of racists and rapists in the American ones

    • @daydendelorbe2203
      @daydendelorbe2203 4 роки тому

      @@josephclarke557 too many races mix together in america.

    • @peterevans3504
      @peterevans3504 3 роки тому

      Respect there freind great advice

  • @theforester_
    @theforester_ 5 років тому +14

    thanks mate you have helped me a lot. next week i'm starting my 12 years sentence and i'm really apprehensive. this video made me calm down. Good luck to me xD.

    • @teamexpress851
      @teamexpress851 5 років тому +11

      Well it's 12/30/18 at the time of my typing this (one week later) and I suppose Mauricio has started that 12 year sentence.
      Till the year 2030, take care Mauricio, take care!

    • @Kotiara123
      @Kotiara123 5 років тому

      Не роняй мыло, чувак

    • @twismG
      @twismG 5 років тому

      @@teamexpress851 His youtube account was active in the last months, so i think he is a joker

    • @harvey327
      @harvey327 3 роки тому +1

      Well it’s 08/24/2021 at the time of me typing this Mauricio has served 2 years.

    • @theforester_
      @theforester_ 3 роки тому +4

      Im still here guys, brazilian prision, you know, we have free wifi. Thanks for the feedback.

  • @nicklaspetersen9249
    @nicklaspetersen9249 5 років тому +7

    Good job Shaun💯. You help many People’s and keep many from going true prison hell! Theres noting GOOD about prison!!!Never forget that

  • @RUFU58
    @RUFU58 6 років тому +57

    Why do I suddenly want to watch old episodes of the crystal maze?

  • @joekim3307
    @joekim3307 6 років тому +71

    Prisons are universities of crime maintained by the state -peter kropotkin

    • @Floral_Green
      @Floral_Green 5 років тому

      Wasn’t that guy one of the only Anarcho-Communist academics, one of the most meme-tier political ideologies (even to regular commies)? Top kek.
      Can’t expect people to take what you say seriously when you extol such a logically inconsistent philosophy, my dude.

  • @placeholdername3206
    @placeholdername3206 6 років тому +73

    Be careful about apologizing to certain types of people when you are not in the wrong. You may think it's going to de escelate a situation, and it may in the moment, but the other guy will know he shook you up, that you didn't stand your ground and that you are weak. The same goes for putting your hand out for a handshake in similar situtations. It's basically the same as a submissive dog that lies down and exposes its belly. It's dominance at its most primal level in there. I'm not saying you should be puffing out your chest, just don't act like a bitch.

    • @DexterHaven
      @DexterHaven 5 років тому +5

      Yeah, I can always tell when someone is over polite just because they can't fight. I'll even say "Never apologize more than once for the same offense." It is very weak and contemptible.

    • @wiredog771
      @wiredog771 5 років тому

      I thought the same thing when he said that. Gotta touch someone up quick if they pull that shit.

    • @arielpouwer2873
      @arielpouwer2873 5 років тому +1

      I agree to some point. However, putting out your hand doesn;t have to be a submissive move. It is all about the body language. If you are confident it only sends the message that it is up to them how this will go and that you are fine with both ways, but it is not worth it to you over this. It ends further BS talk, so the argument doesn't naturally evolves into something more. It escalates the situation immediately if he refuses and that is a decision he probably won't make. It might seem like prisoners can go apeshit over anything without any consequences, but that is not true. There still needs to be somewhat of a reason for violence that their friends approve of, because in prison troublemakers are disliked in general.

    • @chiron8839
      @chiron8839 5 років тому +1

      Placeholder, what you just said is worth 100x what that jerkoff in the video did.

    • @chiron8839
      @chiron8839 5 років тому

      @gemini232003 - Placeholder's advice only applies to fresh fish and people you don't know. You spend enough years in prison, and you might have all kinds of reasons to shake somebody's hand, or fist-bump, or even hug if you're not insecure about your masculinity.

  • @DevotedDisciple-x
    @DevotedDisciple-x 6 років тому +49

    I know that Shaun will never see this, but whether intentional or not, that guard was doing you a big favor and I believe it was intentional since you didn't catch the hint the first time. You don't need nobody trying to write your chick.

    • @mocheford
      @mocheford 4 роки тому +2

      you might be right on this one. good call

  • @DJMIGHTYZION
    @DJMIGHTYZION 5 років тому +7

    You done well mate it’s hard enough in some Uk jails you gotta have people skills like you said respect ✊

  • @WomenLockedUpBeforeAndAfter
    @WomenLockedUpBeforeAndAfter 5 років тому +3

    Great video and very great advice for people!!
    These other prison channels need to hear your stories💯💯🔥🔥🔥👌

  • @aquarius9491
    @aquarius9491 5 років тому +2

    Thank you very much for offering such valuable advice to newbies entering the system. The most time I've ever spent incarcerated is one day in county jail on two separate occasions. The first time was almost 20 years ago & I had to learn the hard way when a casino asks you to leave don't procrastinate too long because the charge is misdemeanor trespassing. The second time I spent the night in jail was for having a small amount of weed in my car before it was legal & I learned now if your using weed really try to obtain a medicinal cannibus medical card so you have more defenses to get off if you get into any legal trouble as opposed to not having a medical card it's easier for the prosecution to prosecute you for law violations.

  • @keithbowden1900
    @keithbowden1900 8 років тому +120

    I really like his two pillows and sofa,or couch.

    • @smackedinthejaw
      @smackedinthejaw 7 років тому +2

      Its a "boss chair" not really big enough for two grown people, and much better as a huge armchair

    • @josefkrakel9136
      @josefkrakel9136 6 років тому +10

      That is obviously his mother's house.

    • @ethnickekistani1453
      @ethnickekistani1453 6 років тому +3

      Thats a love seat.... Cant even sit on it unless I'm in love

    • @joncocks2262
      @joncocks2262 6 років тому

      Still got plastic on

    • @KieranAtkins
      @KieranAtkins 6 років тому +5

      pillows are rhe balls, shauns the shaft

  • @dianewalsh5715
    @dianewalsh5715 4 роки тому +1

    Hi Shaun, I have downloaded your book and really enjoying it, you certainly have allot of experience s to share.
    Love all your videos, so interesting.. from New Zealand. Take care

  • @XarpzHD
    @XarpzHD 5 років тому +12

    “Recommended for you”
    UA-cam, Staaahp!

  • @timsim1940
    @timsim1940 6 років тому +2

    Been watching lots of your videos.. you're an incredible guy. Thanks for sharing your story, Shaun.

  • @candycabngfl
    @candycabngfl 9 років тому +3

    Thanks for doing the blog and writing the book, very interesting stuff.

  • @RackwitzG
    @RackwitzG 5 років тому +2

    Hi Shaun! I like your videos because they are short and precise. Not 30 min. like the others to get one point across. What happened to the Shipley guy that wanted to come at you and take down all you got? lol

  • @mathematicalcoffee2750
    @mathematicalcoffee2750 8 років тому +33

    What about computer hacking or financial crimes? Do you become a target for not being tough?

    • @dubb9020
      @dubb9020 7 років тому +7

      that all has to do with the person it self... if your weak minded and a weak person you will not survive....

    • @blackham7
      @blackham7 6 років тому +1

      MathematicalCoffee Computer hacking demonstrates brains not physical strength really

    • @yourmothertrebek9923
      @yourmothertrebek9923 5 років тому +8

      you get extra ram in your megabytes

    • @billhughes7927
      @billhughes7927 5 років тому +4

      They usually don’t put white collar, nonviolent offenders in with prisoners who committed very violent crimes/murderers. It obviously depends on the geographic location of where you are being charged, if there are multiple prisons, or if their prisons have different units/wings to divide the prisoners up depending on how dangerous they are. But if I embezzled some money, generally the guy next to me isn’t going to be a violent repeat offender with bodies on him.

    • @deanthomas9556
      @deanthomas9556 5 років тому +2

      They are probably more interested in how you can make them money from said skills.

  • @fifahd196
    @fifahd196 5 років тому

    Best advice,stand your ground no matter who it is,gains u respect even if you get destroyed

  • @13bravoredleg18
    @13bravoredleg18 5 років тому +5

    It's like being on a Pirate ship!

  • @paulsender2006
    @paulsender2006 6 років тому +1

    I appreciate the information you're giving. even though i am not facing a sentience i think anyone who is will be very grateful to know this information if they already don't know it while going into the american prison population. you're saving lives.

  • @nolagospeltracts8264
    @nolagospeltracts8264 7 років тому +9

    Hey I paid for and downloaded all 3 of your books. I thought they were pretty good.

  • @ctobin846
    @ctobin846 5 років тому

    Good advice. I see a lot of people commenting on things like ; "if you don't want to do that time, don't do the crime". But that's not necessarily true. Even a misdemeanor offence can still carry out a maximum of a 2 year prison sentence. Canada switched to super prisons where everyone is put in blocks of 30 people no matter what the crime and mixed violent and non-violent offenders. A few people that were sentenced to weekends or 90 days were beaten to death by violent offenders. There is a protest going on to bring back the separation of minimum-medium- and maximum offenders as well as violent and non violent offences. I truly believe in separation between all offences will help everyone, the corrections or "prisons" were created to rehabilitate one to re-enter society, not put in a cage to be beaten to death.

  • @carrite
    @carrite 5 років тому +5

    Interesting bit about the "fist bump" near the end...

  • @brandoneasygoing1902
    @brandoneasygoing1902 7 років тому +1

    im glad to see you on UA-cam because I watched your TV special and it was amazing stay strong bro

  • @routergray7041
    @routergray7041 5 років тому +14

    Every lockup has its own personality. I got about four years all together, most of it in Louisiana in everything from little small town jails to parish prison farms to one of the big state camps, and there's a different vibe everywhere you go. There's not always a big race divide but in the bigger places there are always cliques that do hold to that shit. In jails and smaller farms, and when you stay in a dorm setting instead of individual cells, one person can change a whole atmosphere of a place for good or bad. One thing I feel needs saying, if you don't have somewhat of a backbone before you go in, a decent set of nuts on you, don't try to fake it, you better grow a pair for real, but you don't have to be the biggest badass on the block. There's a middle of the road where you got enough respect and carry yourself well and the mostly only ones that will mess with you is some two bit punk trying to take their rep up a notch themselves, and those are almost without fail just talk that they can't really back up.

    • @cyclone8974
      @cyclone8974 5 років тому +3

      Arizona prisons are racially segregated. They are trying to force integration by 2020 I believe. It's going to be bloody.

    • @aran125
      @aran125 5 років тому +1

      Router Gray
      Well said

  • @niklashall5969
    @niklashall5969 4 роки тому

    That was the best prison advice I have ever heard. Thankyou Shaun I'm glad you made it out of there in one piece

  • @harryt988
    @harryt988 5 років тому +3

    Fascinating discussion - thanks for posting

  • @andreweasternman8788
    @andreweasternman8788 3 роки тому

    Shaun, may the Lord bless you richly for turning over a new leaf, and may He protect your family, and friends. You are blessed to have made it through your trials, my bruh. Seriously. You are loved greatly, and you are an important person. You have much to offer people, and I admire yer hard work. Keep up the good work, and wise people up, about your experiences. Well done, meng. Bloody well done.

  • @RJWright98
    @RJWright98 9 років тому +5

    Interesting video

  • @fiftycent4974
    @fiftycent4974 5 років тому

    the energy these videos types of videos produce are gonna make you more likely to go to prison.

  • @Daski69
    @Daski69 7 років тому +3

    i'd assume that if a gang member has a conflict with someone, he always gets backed up by his gang? Wouldn't every loner be an easy target for gangs? how do you possibly avoid conflict with gangs in prison? i can see fighting back help against tough guys but not when they are backed by soldiers with shanks...

    • @Daski69
      @Daski69 7 років тому

      thank you

  • @raegruder4626
    @raegruder4626 5 років тому +1

    I remember you on the show,glad to see your back on top your a nice man everyone deserse a second chance.

  • @gabagooom
    @gabagooom 6 років тому +49

    American prisons seem so horrible

    • @dtogo4286
      @dtogo4286 5 років тому +5

      At least they feed you in the U.S. prison. In many central and south American prisons the only food you will receive is what people bring to you.

    • @lifewhyz
      @lifewhyz 5 років тому +1

      @Nim Boo America was never religious. The State has no religion. BUT, I agree with you (to an extent).
      Western Society is in decline because Americans have turned their back on God.

    • @thelonelytrucker9317
      @thelonelytrucker9317 5 років тому +8

      Think that's bad? Go to a Mexican prison.

    • @jimmyponciano8186
      @jimmyponciano8186 5 років тому +3

      All prisons are

    • @hylea96
      @hylea96 5 років тому +1

      They have nothing on south/central american prisons

  • @Pleasure_Victim
    @Pleasure_Victim 5 років тому +2

    And this is why i walk the straight and narrow!

    • @TheZeffan
      @TheZeffan 5 років тому +2

      Pleasure Victim ....which may not be enough, as the government doesn’t always respect your human, civil or property rights. Many innocent men have gone to prison over the years...

  • @avericuspeverell3062
    @avericuspeverell3062 5 років тому +3

    Am I the only one who thought he said prison is like high school
    You can’t sit with us
    😂
    Mean girls flash backs

  • @godfuckthisshit
    @godfuckthisshit 8 років тому +1

    I hear whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger. If you could take back that time you spent inside as though it never happened, would you?

  • @sethlindsey2629
    @sethlindsey2629 7 років тому +4

    I got locked up when I was 17,i had my 18th birthday in their an I just did 6 months in county for some weed but I know jail an prison are completely different I found that me being respectful an just doing my own thing was the best thing to do day by day.

    • @sethlindsey2629
      @sethlindsey2629 7 років тому

      shane blane county as in jail

    • @sethlindsey2629
      @sethlindsey2629 7 років тому

      Esquire Taylor lol OK

    • @shaneblane8905
      @shaneblane8905 7 років тому

      +Seth Lindsey dude the worst that's gone happen if u have a lil weed is a ticket or u gone be in city jail for 30 minutes lol shits happen to be several times it's a minor misdemeanor

    • @sethlindsey2629
      @sethlindsey2629 7 років тому +1

      shane blane I'm not going into anymore details on it.

    • @The100Media
      @The100Media 7 років тому +2

      shane blane there's plenty people in prison just for weed... laws are different all over the country..

  • @thomtorrez7618
    @thomtorrez7618 6 років тому

    The best way to deal with the prison problem is to put them all on lock down , turn the lights off and shut the water off and leave for a couple of months . Who survives will have learned a valuable lesson and will do the rest of their time in a more respectful and compliant manner. Of course the clean up will be messy but that is what newbies are for .

  • @semperfi1723
    @semperfi1723 5 років тому +7

    How to avoid prison: don’t commit crimes.

    • @ukrainewarroom8410
      @ukrainewarroom8410 5 років тому +3

      You don't have to commit crimes to go to prison. Remember this.

    • @kenbellchambers4577
      @kenbellchambers4577 5 років тому +1

      Millions like a smoke, that is a fake crime. Millions are locked up for it, that is a real crime. Few people never commit a crime.

  • @dejpsyd0421
    @dejpsyd0421 4 роки тому

    I remember our family moving during high school, the first day at the new school a group of 5 guys surround me. I wasn’t sure if this was their way of greeting me into their group or if they were going to jump me. Then one steps forwards and with this crazy look asks me, “can you fight?” I paused for a moment, looking at him curiously, then wound up and PUNCHED him as hard as I could muster in the face!
    We became friends from there on! Lol

  • @samj3978
    @samj3978 5 років тому +5

    If someone was put away and they have there stripes in terms of martial arts background would they automatically gang up on them due to seeing them as a threat or would they all just leave you alone.

    • @bassmasterbri
      @bassmasterbri 5 років тому +2

      That person should prolly keep quiet about it to keep them from being a target of others tryn to " earn their stripes " and also only use the minimal skills necessary to stop an attack, if you mess them up badly or knock them out you will probably being targeted daily....

    • @Abcd-hr9ot
      @Abcd-hr9ot 5 років тому

      I spent 4 months in rikers its a jungle

    • @DexterHaven
      @DexterHaven 5 років тому

      Good point. If they see you as too mean and cruel, they may think you are better off dead. @@bassmasterbri I am actually too pretty for prison a judge once told me, so I have to be careful. Everyone would want to be my friend.

    • @samj3978
      @samj3978 5 років тому

      @jim moreisin yeah i supose your right in the sence that if people know your skills they will see you as a threat, if they think your stuipid and incapable of hurting anyone they wont see you as a threat in the same way

    • @samj3978
      @samj3978 5 років тому

      @Brexit Monger is being tested not inevitable anyway?

  • @ghostryder94
    @ghostryder94 7 років тому

    Read "Hard Time" last night. Real page turner. I read till I had to sleep woke up and read till I finished. Amazing you stayed sane.

    • @ghostryder94
      @ghostryder94 7 років тому

      Im in California. Hoped to read the the follow up soon.

    • @ghostryder94
      @ghostryder94 7 років тому

      done.

  • @turtleneckless
    @turtleneckless 6 років тому +4

    Those cushions

  • @CodeR3D252
    @CodeR3D252 5 років тому

    Idk how I came across this ... I want you to know I thoroughly enjoyed your book when I was in The hole in Polk youthspread in Butner NC. Thank you for sharing mate

  • @steventate1895
    @steventate1895 8 років тому +4

    How to Survive Prison Walk in like you own the place , there is nothing a convict can do to you that you can't do to him. Keep your eyes open and your moth shut , limit your conversation , never answer a convict's question with a question. When talking to a C.O . two answers only Argo and Nunya .

    • @hkhjg1734
      @hkhjg1734 6 років тому

      Steven Tate have you been to prison? it doesn’t sound like it.

  • @Cassibales123
    @Cassibales123 7 років тому +2

    I can only imagine what prisoners go through day by day. Hoping that I never have to know first hand although it makes for an interesting read.

  • @Samuel115s
    @Samuel115s 6 років тому +19

    What did you get put in prison for? You seem so normal.

  • @lesleyjohnstone5623
    @lesleyjohnstone5623 7 років тому +1

    I'm posibily going to prison in Scotland for the first time and I'm terrified any advice please

  • @michelguevara151
    @michelguevara151 5 років тому +5

    I did 2.5 years WITHOUT CHARGE in high security for a non existent murder when i was fitted up by the then chief of police in Brighton when i refused to carry the can for his drug dealing.
    That was fun, 5'5" and constantly having to practice wu shu on people who thought I should be their bitch.
    No compensation nor apology.
    When I finally forced the CPS to hand over their file by petitioning a judge to force disclosure, the case got thrown out. The dossier was literally empty.
    6 months later, the cop got sent down. 15years for drug trafficking. Police don't get remission for good behaviour.

    • @whysoserious2564
      @whysoserious2564 5 років тому

      michel Guevara Brighton in the 🇬🇧??

    • @Neil_MALTHUS
      @Neil_MALTHUS 5 років тому +1

      @@whysoserious2564 2.5 years without charge? In the UK? I'm guessing it's Brighton in wonderland. Now has anyone seen Alice?

    • @whysoserious2564
      @whysoserious2564 5 років тому

      It’s not unheard of in the uk.. iv met people being held after their release date tbf so anything is possible

    • @Neil_MALTHUS
      @Neil_MALTHUS 5 років тому

      @@whysoserious2564 If conditions for release aren't met, release dates can be messed with I believe, so I can agree on that point. But imprisonment without charge sounds like kidnap or internment if we're being generous. Something that Britain (and other countries) have allowed at times in the past but I'm fairly sure that if / when allowed it's intended to be a temporary measure (that's not to say it won't itself get abused and be used longer than it was initially set out to be), an extraordinary measure for very dangerous times. World wars spring to mind, here. I'm fairly sure there's not been one of those for seventy odd years though so I can not see any circumstances where someone would be imprisoned without charge these days (mental health sectioning being an obvious exception, of course, where strict medical criteria / procedures are followed instead). It's got to be bollocks what michel wrote or he lived in some tinpot nation when it happened to him (ie. not the UK). I'm guessing he'll not comment further on the subject now he's made his unbelievable claim with nothing to corroborate it. Reminds me of the guy I once knew who claimed he was related to the Queen and that aliens had put a sim card up one of his nostrils to enable them to communicate with him. He'd probably just watched Total Recall and his imagination did the rest....

    • @whysoserious2564
      @whysoserious2564 5 років тому +1

      Neil Lynch 😂😂 what a response that was, you are right with everything you ha e said.. feel sorry for anyone who tries to argue with you 😂😂👌🏻

  • @PUT_ME_IN_COACH
    @PUT_ME_IN_COACH 5 років тому +1

    Jail is very similar to boot camp.
    been to USAF basic and USMC boot.
    been to jail 3 times

  • @JacksAdvice
    @JacksAdvice 6 років тому +3

    Those pillows tho

  • @patkearney9320
    @patkearney9320 2 роки тому

    Be yourself don't matter what prison you in.

  • @Dominub
    @Dominub 7 років тому +3

    I think that those guys that KOS other prisoners are doing that so they can feel better about themselves not being such shitbags. "Hey, we did some pretty fucked up shit, but THAT guy did something more horrible so lets teach him a lesson" Then they go their merry way thinking they aren't shit on society's sole.

    • @domossgameplays9730
      @domossgameplays9730 6 років тому +1

      Sicktor I would kill a child molester or a woman beater on sight as well

    • @Dominub
      @Dominub 6 років тому

      Well what if they were in there by mistake? You'd be an asshole to do that. Why don't you justice warriors ever consider these situations? There are plenty. Besides, you'd be no better, just another criminal. I don't see what makes you think you have the right to dispense justice, when the system already imprisioned the person and justice has been dealt.

  • @lisamcauley3118
    @lisamcauley3118 5 років тому +1

    I stop going out grafting to never see prision any job can do me right as long as I can do it

  • @Pathfinfer11
    @Pathfinfer11 8 років тому +22

    How would gang members proceed you, if you killed a cop? Whats your take on this?

    • @dubb9020
      @dubb9020 7 років тому +16

      any crime besides crimes against women and children are okay... rape is obsvly not okay, you will be shanked, killing a women or a child is not okay..... anything havign to do withj women or children is not okay, and anything sexual is not okay

    • @rrthrock1
      @rrthrock1 6 років тому +1

      I really enjoy your videos. I did a bit of time myself and I wish I had these videos to guide me before my time. I work with individuals and recommend them often.

    • @scwooreviews1690
      @scwooreviews1690 6 років тому

      What if you raped a young cop woman and killed her son

  • @McgarickWAstate
    @McgarickWAstate 5 років тому

    That was gracious of you to share that info...when I was a kid, I promised myself I wouldn't do anything, to land myself in prison..Peace!

    • @lakama4965
      @lakama4965 3 роки тому

      Well, you can never know when someone accuses you falsly. The doctor of my little son has accused me of giving him illigal medication which the doctor herself gave to him!!!!! Imagine that!!!

  • @rubenhayk5514
    @rubenhayk5514 6 років тому +6

    Crimes that harm kids and women are looked down up on. but drug crimes Are fine.

    • @VanquishV700
      @VanquishV700 6 років тому

      What about crimes that Involved violence? Like if you kicked the shit outta some guy? Or battery or something like that?

  • @tanker9987
    @tanker9987 6 років тому +1

    Although I never intend to go to jail, anyone can be framed or unknowingly serve as an accomplice to a criminal. For example your room mate may be a heroin dealer and keep his stash in the apartment you share together, you lend him your car one day and he makes deliveries and when he is caught you go with him.
    Nothing wrong with being prepared.

    • @him4real262
      @him4real262 6 років тому

      If you don't know your roommate is hiding heron in your apartment you should get some glasses

  • @EdnaBaptist
    @EdnaBaptist 7 років тому +19

    all your videos are out of sync dude

  • @hammercanttouchthis
    @hammercanttouchthis 5 років тому

    Never call anyone 'Champ' and don't accept favours. Also while sticking up for yourself don't rock the boat and cause beef. Expect people to play mind games and also 99% of beef is bluff, it's the 1% you need worry about.

  • @awsniperkid1813
    @awsniperkid1813 7 років тому +40

    How do you prevent from getting raped

    • @impossibleisjustanopinion9898
      @impossibleisjustanopinion9898 7 років тому +18

      AWSniperKid
      He's got other videos check them out don't let anyone get too friendly with u in any manner never take anything free or u will owe!!!

    • @orateusdijin6557
      @orateusdijin6557 7 років тому +3

      AWSniperKid don't be a pussy in general.

    • @snowball4873
      @snowball4873 7 років тому

      AWSniperKid you don’t....

    • @kylekohler7624
      @kylekohler7624 6 років тому +3

      Eye gouges, nut shots, throat punches.

    • @mazzinas5610
      @mazzinas5610 6 років тому +4

      Make shanks, get ready to shank guys in the neck/chest, you don't stand much chance against 3-4 guys anyway, might aswell go out like rambo

  • @theimpaler5034
    @theimpaler5034 5 років тому +1

    As foreigner in jail did you get left alone or did u get picked on more also have u met any Australians In american prision

  • @11baggio11111
    @11baggio11111 5 років тому +4

    John 3.16

  • @centerspike6613
    @centerspike6613 5 років тому +1

    In just about every prison there is a person for every race that will let you know the rules. Respect is the number 1 thing

  • @ZombieTipz
    @ZombieTipz 8 років тому +4

    Curious, were you ever confronted by a sexual predator? If so, how did you handle it?

    • @ZombieTipz
      @ZombieTipz 8 років тому +1

      Thanks!

    • @ZombieTipz
      @ZombieTipz 8 років тому

      Because its right up there as one worst-case scenario (sure, it COULD get worse, but it's right up there) but rather common and people like to know how to avoid it.

    • @elitehitman2561
      @elitehitman2561 8 років тому

      +mccoy217 becuase its the scariest thing

    • @viktorpoyasnik4644
      @viktorpoyasnik4644 5 років тому

      He handled a good ol fashioned reach around and got thanked and then patted on the head like a good boy

    • @DMC888
      @DMC888 5 років тому +1

      He looks tuff, I’m sure he had no trouble beating them off.

  • @valleyg2347
    @valleyg2347 3 роки тому +1

    First 1. Look for candy bars left in your room if you happen to find one eat it right away

  • @madarauchiha4848
    @madarauchiha4848 8 років тому +3

    Shaun I'm an 18yr old male with my court date this Tuesday, it's a definite possibility that I'll go to jail, anymore tips? I won't lie I'm scared as fuck.

    • @fraves9372
      @fraves9372 8 років тому +6

      hey, 2nd gen AB here. just keep your mouth shut, work out in your pod, kick it alone, if somebody come up to you respect yourself play it cool but think about how you can fuck this dude up if shit goes south, don't take shit like commissary or favors from nobody, if somebody asks you for your opinion keep shit short and stand by it, one more time, keep to yourself, you'll make friends but don't go expecting to make them nor try to. respect people, if somebody tries to check you and twist your words just say and I quote "roll it up then" and you beat there fucking ass on the spot or its your ass by whoever. basically be you, stick up for yourself, exercise daily, eat ALL your food, SLEEP, and be the hardest you, you can be and don't look for trouble just solve issues. treat it like your moving into a old timey western wild wild west where you don't know anybody and walk and talk like a man and be respectful and by ALL MEANS DO NOT BE A pushover. you'll earn your respect in time.

    • @madarauchiha4848
      @madarauchiha4848 8 років тому

      Thanks heaps mate, got my court date today hopefully shirt doesn't go south

    • @atoaster9940
      @atoaster9940 7 років тому

      Madara Uchiha and? what happened? you don't have to answer if you want to.

    • @mumufcok1820
      @mumufcok1820 7 років тому +2

      Flying Toaster He went to jail that's what happened lmfao

    • @bz.27k15
      @bz.27k15 7 років тому +3

      Michael Adams bless him, he's probably being bummed as we speak ; )

  • @nepaleseman1010
    @nepaleseman1010 4 роки тому

    In the UK, I found Prison ok, it was nothing like the USA, I just kept myself to myself with no problems at all.

  • @jamalswiss715
    @jamalswiss715 7 років тому +36

    Damn humans is PATHETIC.
    Prison is actually a government institution n dis is ALLOWED?

    • @RipsharkTV
      @RipsharkTV 6 років тому +17

      Bunch of rich people that are completely disconnected from reality have no concern for what goes on in there. Hell, even regular society be making prison rape jokes. Its supposed to be an institution where folks learn and reform from past mistakes, not fear everyday for some little bullshit.

    • @donaldderp1602
      @donaldderp1602 6 років тому +3

      It's corporate/investment for a few shareholders.

    • @LegalTyranny
      @LegalTyranny 6 років тому +2

      How many DAs and judges and defense attorney's do you wanna bet make up those investors?

    • @jmudikun
      @jmudikun 5 років тому

      I love Big Black Dick. Prison's heaven

    • @FlyManChimera
      @FlyManChimera 5 років тому

      Also private prisons exist for some reason.

  • @killfacebalor2474
    @killfacebalor2474 5 років тому +1

    Thank you very much! Great information!

  • @arnoldmyers2302
    @arnoldmyers2302 8 років тому +23

    I'm a booty bandit.

    • @datdude674
      @datdude674 7 років тому +2

      I only rob women for their asshole tightness

    • @dubb9020
      @dubb9020 7 років тому +2

      we can do this the easy way or the hard way...... i like ya, i want ya,..... so whats it ganna be cuz i want that booty

    • @jeffking5505
      @jeffking5505 7 років тому

      I'm looking for a new punk... Good luck... I don't think you understand, I just found her... Why don't you show her what you can do... Gets a bar of soap shoved his throat

    • @lorrainejones2654
      @lorrainejones2654 7 років тому

      wolf escape from alcatraz

    •  5 років тому

      dubb A man's butt...…………………...it's more important than drinking water.

  • @paulgill9629
    @paulgill9629 Рік тому

    Hi man English jails don't really have as much violence because of the gangs Ive done 11years in England but your advice is spot on thanks again that will definitely help new inmates 🇮🇲🇮🇲🏍️🏍️ greetings from the isle of man brilliant show 🇮🇲 Paul ✌️

  • @christine-rf4wt
    @christine-rf4wt 7 років тому +11

    Shaun Atwood, I always wondered how the prison population looked at pimps or guys arrested for merely living off the avails of proustiton? Are they treated like pedophiles or sex offenders? Are they k.o.s??

    • @christine-rf4wt
      @christine-rf4wt 7 років тому +1

      Thanks for the reply. Love your work. Take care

    • @matthewshinn5839
      @matthewshinn5839 6 років тому

      +christine9090 when i see.pimps in jail i know 90 percent of the time they scared of a real man i usually turn them into my sissy boy befor turning them.out for packs of soup because they are used to that kind of work and they are easy to handle when i need to make my life more comfortable in jail i look for a pimp to step on and take advantage of cuz they know its gods karma at work and unless they want there girl to know they got there shit pushed in they will do whatever

    • @jeremydanks6878
      @jeremydanks6878 6 років тому

      matt shine yo you wrote that as if you're still in jail?

    • @matthewshinn5839
      @matthewshinn5839 6 років тому

      +Jeremy Danks mayby i am or about to lets hope not tho i have respect for all my people who respect others take care guys

    • @zenzen7136
      @zenzen7136 5 років тому

      Iam not so sure about the out of control violence. I've known guys who aren't tuff go in. They say it ain't nothing just mind your own business.

  • @americandesideriobold3925
    @americandesideriobold3925 3 роки тому

    You didn't touch on Chow Time, how to act, what to do, what not to do at the Chow hall, and commissary...etc

  • @talitakoomi
    @talitakoomi 5 років тому +6

    The thing men fear most about going to prison is the thing women fear most walking down the street, answering our door, leaving a bar for the parking lot....

    • @Moodymongul
      @Moodymongul 5 років тому +2

      We now live In a time of equality! ..a woman walking into a prison should be just as scared as a man (for what may happen to her).

  • @reckszkingzactivitiesrkat.4134
    @reckszkingzactivitiesrkat.4134 5 років тому +1

    These rules are defo mainly for the American jails for real 💯

  • @robertosmith1
    @robertosmith1 5 років тому +4

    My tip for prison: don't go there

    • @TheZeffan
      @TheZeffan 5 років тому

      Roberto Smith It isn’t always up to you...

  • @kjnorthernenglishworkingdo6087
    @kjnorthernenglishworkingdo6087 5 років тому

    Yes Shaun mate when are you next coming up north? Would love to see another presentation.

  • @Yolo7cameron
    @Yolo7cameron 7 років тому +5

    why was he in prison

    • @achach5055
      @achach5055 6 років тому

      Lol .... Here is a rule in priso, this guy does not know .... DONT TELL PEOPLE WHAT YOU IN FOR .... If anyone ask .... You did NOTHING ... You inocent ... You going to get out soon.... . Or ... You dont even know ... Just got some bs charges .... That is how you roll in prison ... This guy just tryin to sell books and make money lol

    • @patrickjin6610
      @patrickjin6610 6 років тому +1

      Tony Muir some places have gangs which will force you to tell what you are in for, if you are a child rapist they will find out (Shaun went into more detail on how easy it is) and if you don’t tell, you could get beat as some gangs will automatically assume someone who doesn’t say what their in for as a child molester.

    • @patrickjin6610
      @patrickjin6610 6 років тому

      Tony Muir ps Shaun went to one of the if not the hardest prison in Arizona, he is almost as hard as it gets.

    • @patrickjin6610
      @patrickjin6610 6 років тому

      Tony Muir Shaun mainly does that to raise awareness about how fucked the Arizona prisons were and maybe still are. You should watch some of his past videos.

    • @achach5055
      @achach5055 6 років тому

      CanadianCuck do it for free. This is not something you make money off.

  • @thecrazymanfromireland
    @thecrazymanfromireland 5 років тому

    Brilliant video very interesting i dont no how it came up on my feed worth a watch thumbs up

  • @eugeneadame849
    @eugeneadame849 6 років тому +8

    You have to be aware this guy is trying to get national geographic to run him on their show about prison and he's in the process of writing several books ...in order to aquire a substantial amount of financial gain and national credibility. There's a saying in life...nothing is what it seems. That is a very true statement. You don't have to believe me but I'm telling you this guy is playing on the gullibility of the public and also he is telling the public what he thinks they want to hear. But hey if you people in the public want to be decieved there's nothing I'm going to do to stop it. So you can defend this guys videos all you want but real prison life is a highly complex set of ever changing variables that are not determined either way by preexisting notions of any particular given event in prison. Every person and every situation is highly unique in it's circumstances and possibile outcomes. An isolated event or two in prison does not accurately and mathematically describe the intrinsic working of everyday prison life and should not be broadcasted as such especially when their is not sufficient opposing ideas within the theory of prison life. Quite frankly I get bored very easily with this subject but can only wish the public would not be so naive and would learn how to think for themselves. But of course if that happened this world would dramatically improve overnight. Oh well...on with this British man's I'll witted descriptions and loose theories of prison life that the public is so eager to believe.

  • @rossmrmojorisin9579
    @rossmrmojorisin9579 7 років тому

    Sean watched the carpet being swept away from your feet. you didn't know what hit you.but as you said you're word is you're bond. great how us humans adapt intit sean.

  • @federico02072
    @federico02072 5 років тому +3

    Lesson #1 obay the law, and you can avoid all this crap.

  • @maccamcneill5287
    @maccamcneill5287 6 років тому

    Watched a few of your videos. Great story teller.

  • @titomolly457
    @titomolly457 7 років тому +11

    Prisons are dangerous because they have to much freedom in prison. They should be ran like military lock down camps. No free time for no one

    • @ace2146
      @ace2146 6 років тому +2

      Tito Molly and then if someone has a long sentence it would turn them borderline insane. It’s still humans going to jail

    • @tomkenning5482
      @tomkenning5482 6 років тому +2

      What a great way to make an already potentially deadly situation 10x more dangerous for everyone.

    • @ImJiom
      @ImJiom 5 років тому

      Ive been saying this forever. There wouldnt be prison riots or any fights if people were always in chains.

    • @arielpouwer2873
      @arielpouwer2873 5 років тому +2

      @@ImJiom There wouldn't be any rehabilitation either.

    • @tomservo5347
      @tomservo5347 5 років тому +5

      Prisons used to make money for states-mainly through farming the surrounding area. The prisoners were taken out at daybreak and worked until sunset. They got outside and were too busy and tired from the work to cause problems. Work and industry along with being outside helped many de-pressurize. They got to see the literal fruits of their efforts and the produce grown was used to feed the prison and the extras were sold at profit to the prison itself.
      A relative who used to be a guard at Leavenworth took me to the old prison cemetery. I asked what the stones with 'Meatball' and 'Meatball II' written on them were-they were headstones for the mules the prisoners used to farm with. They grew so attached to the animals they buried them with headstones and genuinely felt grief for them as it was the closest thing to pet they could have.
      Violent offenders beyond all hope of reform should be kept busy and not allowed much free time to plan their next hit or organize their own gangs. They are predators that do nothing but take advantage of the 'humane' punishment the state doles out which has become a joke. Non-violent offenders shouldn't even be sent to the same prison-and drugs should just be legalized and a huge chunk of population, black market money, and gang money would disappear but 'the war on drugs' which we've spent trillions will never go away.

  • @PatchedThePipe
    @PatchedThePipe 6 років тому

    Loving all the stories mate!!! If you could go back in time eoujd you do it all over again mate ?. As now the jail stories have given you a platform to tech kids etc