Pod namiotem w USA

[bugmenot.com]

news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7297093.stm

W Polsce to harcerze spia pod namiotami.

[harbourfront]

Jak to jest ze emigrant kroty przyjezdza zjedna walizka po paru
miesiacch jest juz urzadzony a CI musza spac w tents? Cwaniaki,
zlodziej, prostytutki i i co lubia pociagnac z butelki.To wlasnie ci
mieszkancy.Po prostu element.

[pest_controller]

dlaczego? maja motywacje i nie tylko Ameryke znaja

[ratpoles_tamer]

bugmenot.com napisał:

> W Polsce to harcerze spia pod namiotami.

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No nie! Zuchy też.
Ale tylko latem. A oni tam w tym Tent City chyba zostaną przez zimę i to nie jedną.

[pest_controller]

dobrze,ze zimy maja cieple

[harlista]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Arpaio
Tent City

The most noted, and controversial, of Arpaio's ideas was the set-up of "Tent
City" as an extension of the Maricopa County Jail ( [show location on an
interactive map] 33°25′40″N 112°07′26″W / 33.42778, -112.12389 (Maricopa
County Jail)).

When Arpaio took office, inmates were routinely being released early due to
overcrowding. Arpaio believed that "courts, not head count" should determine
when an inmate is released, and that no officer should be deterred from making
an arrest for fear that the inmate would be released due to jail overcrowding.

However, a new jail would have cost Maricopa County taxpayers around US$70
million. So instead, Arpaio obtained used tents from the military, and
established Tent City in a parking lot adjacent to one of the jail facilities.
As an announcement to future inmates that they should not expect early release
upon overcrowding, but more tents instead, Arpaio added a (pink neon) "Vacancy"
sign to the outside of Tent City. The original sign was destroyed in an inmate
riot, but was quickly replaced. A second Tent City was opened in 1996 adjacent
to another jail facility, and houses female inmates.

During the summer of 2003, when outside temperatures exceeded 110 °F (43 °C),
which is higher than average, Arpaio said to complaining inmates, "It's 120
degrees in Iraq and the soldiers are living in tents and they didn't commit any
crimes, so shut your mouths."[7] Inmates were given permission to wear only
their pink underwear.

Tent City has been criticized by groups contending these are violations of human
and constitutional rights[who?], and simultaneously praised by those favoring
Arpaio's "get tough on crime" approach[who?].

In response to requests, the Sheriff's office offers group tours of its unique
and controversial Tent City. In addition, Arpaio has instituted "S.M.A.R.T."
Tents (Shocking Mainstream Adolescents into Resisting Temptation), a voluntary
program for middle-school students who are bussed to an area adjacent to Tent
City and, for the next 24 hours, are shown the reality of jail life.