Re: Nope

In Reply to: Nope posted by amadbruin on April 22, 2026 at 12:40:37

> While running the hedgefund he purchased an interest in a private prison fund. He soon got out of the fund, but why did he get into it in the first place? Some investment opportunities are really not an opportunity. Private Prisons. come on

Why would you say this?

When we started privatizing prisons, I did read many that explained why this was a growth industry.

I didn't invest in it but why do you think it's not an appropriate investment

Until the early 1990s, violent crime grew every year as did lengths of punishments.

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• Do you think imprisoning people is a thing that lends itself well blindness 14:05:34 04/22/26 (12)
  • Re: Do you think imprisoning people is a thing that lends itself well confused442 14:43:44 04/22/26 (11)
    • ok, when you said ''appropriate'', I took it as a comment on blindness 15:08:13 04/22/26 (10)
      • I was questionoing the morality of the investment amadbruin 15:09:56 04/22/26 (9)
        • Re: I was questionoing the morality of the investment confused442 15:31:03 04/22/26 (8)
          • States by far largest consumer of private prisons for convicts Dr.J 21:08:00 04/22/26 (5)
            • Re: States by far largest consumer of private prisons for convicts confused442 22:07:53 04/22/26 (4)
              • Re: States by far largest consumer of private prisons for convicts Dr.J 07:58:04 04/23/26 (3)
                • Re: States by far largest consumer of private prisons for convicts confused442 13:54:31 04/23/26 (1)
                  • Re: States by far largest consumer of private prisons for convicts Dr.J 14:52:10 04/23/26 (0)
                • So out of 115,400 inmates almost 90000 were in states custody Dr.J 08:09:57 04/23/26 (0)
          • As someone who tends to lean relatively heavily into the left blindness 15:41:52 04/22/26 (1)
            • Re: As someone who tends to lean relatively heavily into the left confused442 22:03:51 04/22/26 (0)

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