Maybe the answer isnt that the prison conditions should be worse, but that law abiding citizens shouldn’t have to scrape and struggle to barely get by.

Cool, its objectively worse for people and society in general though.

Uh, no? “An eye for an eye.” is old school ancient.

It was however a limiting statement. When Hammurabi made “an eye for an eye” into law, it meant you couldn’t just go kill a man’s entire family over losing an eye and call it justified.

Wounded Knee (the second one not the original one) was 1973.

Kent State in '70. The Bonus Army (homeless WWI vets) in the 30s. Blair Mountain (coal miners on strike) and the Tulsa Race Massacre in '21.

Only a half dozen times in the last 100 years or so.

Bought a copy of The MilePost for a road trip up the Alcan last year.

Very specific, relevant information along with maps in a paper format is ideal when you’re driving through remote areas with little to no cell signal.