Our Draconian Drug Laws Have Created a Great Investment Opportunity in Prisons

Now how more American can you get than that?

You too can get in the money, and here's how:
http://www.ehow.com/how_4613143_invest-prison-stocks.html

And you be pleased to know:

and from another source:

http://open.salon.com/blog/stephannie/2010/05/16/how_many_people_are_incarcerated_for_drug_related_offenses

It is worth noting that the United States has the highest prison population rate in the world. In the US, 756 out of every 100,000 people are incarcerated.

Approximate number of people incarcerated for drug related crimes:

•108,000 people in federal prisons as of April 2010
•280,000 people in state prisons across the country as of June 2007
•31,500 people in California state prisons as of December 2008
Let's expand a bit by putting it into perspective, and that means understanding how many total people are incarcerated for all crimes:

•211,455 inmates at federal prisons as of April 2010
•1,395,916 inmates in state prisons as of June 2007
•171,161 inmates in California as of December 2008
So that means around half of all inmates in federal prisons are there for drugs, around 20% of inmates nationwide in state prisons are there for drugs and around 18% of inmates in California state prisons are there for drugs.

So what are you waiting for?

even those pillars of American society, our banks, are getting in on the action, so it must be good, right?


http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/11/10/group-calls-on-wells-fargo-to-come-clean-about-private-prison-investments/




BULLSHIT, illegal bullshit, and more bullshit, but for those who see this issue as unimportant, well I guess . . . you might agree with the officer . . .