Chiefs ChiefsPlanet Spotlight: KurtCobain - Page 7

TLO · 10-17-2019, 03:35 PM

Welcome back to this pre-game edition of the ChiefsPlanet spotlight!!!

This afternoon's guest was once in prison in St. Joseph, Missouri and was excited by the man who came to fill his hole- yep you guessed it! It's KurtCobain!!

Let's all ask him some friendly questions about the man who filled his hole and other about other nice topics.

Thank You for stopping by this edition of the ChiefsPlanet spotlight. Go Chiefs! **** Donk forever. Amen.

PAChiefsGuy · 02-20-2020, 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Bugeater

I'm thinking all one needs to know about prison life is that it's best avoided. I could be wrong though. Maybe it's fun.

Yeah it's great. Good food. Lots of things to do and places to visit. Very safe and lots of good people to hang out with. Nice showers with cold water.

You should give it a shot sometime man. You don't know what you are missing.

CarlosCarson27 · 02-20-2020, 07:27 PM

Prison is mostly a govt run excuse for free labor. Most people don't belong in prison for trivial offenses. Or the sentences are too long for what ever they did.

PAChiefsGuy · 02-20-2020, 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by CarlosCarson88

Prison is mostly a govt run excuse for free labor. Most people don't belong in prison for trivial offenses. Or the sentences are too long for what ever they did.

Mostly blacks and Hispanics getting the long sentences too.

KurtCobain · 02-20-2020, 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by TLO

I've watched a lot of documentaries on prison life. The guys spending 10-20 years behind bars seem to enjoy it. At least that's the front they put on when they're talking to the camera.

I've also seen guys who basically got locked up at age 13 or 14, got out when they were 18, re-offended and are back in for another 10-15 years. Being locked up is all they've ever really known.

Most of those shows are bullshit. The people they interview are the people I hate most in prison, idiots who think they are cool because they're in prison or rats.

KurtCobain · 02-20-2020, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by CarlosCarson88

Prison is mostly a govt run excuse for free labor. Most people don't belong in prison for trivial offenses. Or the sentences are too long for what ever they did.

I disagree with most of this post. Pretty uneducated to be honest.

KurtCobain · 02-20-2020, 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by TLO

Do people actually make alcohol in prison toilets?

On a side note - do you mind the prison questions? I don't want to bring up negative memories. I'm just genuinely curious about prison life.

Maybe they do in some prisons, I've never seen it. I've seen it made in trash bags and butter containers stolen from the kitchen. Also peanut butter jars and other various bottle type things. Mostly trash bags though in my experience.

I don't mind the prison questions. I hate that place but I don't really mind talking about anything in life. I'm a pretty open dude, when I shut up and keep things in I start falling apart generally.

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Originally Posted by Bugeater

I'm thinking all one needs to know about prison life is that it's best avoided. I could be wrong though. Maybe it's fun.

It's not fun.

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Originally Posted by Spott

Not even AIC?

They might be considered grunge I don't know. And I guess they have like two good songs.

**Bugeater** · 02-20-2020, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by KurtCobain

It's not fun.

Yeah I've read the Google reviews on a few of them and most aren't very positive.

**Bugeater** · 02-20-2020, 08:00 PM

This one doesn't sound too bad though

CarlosCarson27 · 02-20-2020, 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by KurtCobain

I disagree with most of this post. Pretty uneducated to be honest.

Fine. Youre one guy. You went to prison. Doesn't make you a critical authority about govts origins, inner workings and intent. Did people deserve longe sentence over weed or other drugs? Of course not. Govt just takes advantage of how stupid and compliant the lazy citizens are to authority. Most of what the legal system is allowed to do is completely unnecessary. But the wealthy need to exercise authority to keep the common man at bay.

Not one time in my life have police ever been helpful or necessary. And they are obviously useless in bad neighborhoods. they are just tax collectors with guns. They beat up people for verbally disagreeing with them. Judges tell you, you are in contempt for asking questions. The rule of law is one big elitist scam.

Holladay · 02-20-2020, 08:46 PM

I have a close friend who went to prison for child rape. He didn't and took the "fall" for some "friends" of his at the time. He was 18. He wasn't a model citizen in his youth and probably would have ended up in jail at some point. But not for 15 years.

His points are, you get accustomed to it. That becomes normal life. You can do well, per se (still in jail) and understand the system and work it to your advantage. You get comfortable like Brooks.

When he got out, he really was tempted to repeat to go back. What kept him clean was the lifers inside that have no chance at a real life anymore. He now had a chance at a real life and if he screwed up and landed back in, they would think "what a piss ant, you had another chance but blew it".

He didn't want to go back and face it.

He has done well. He has a tough row to hoe but he is appreciative and works many jobs to make ends meet with his family.

He got screwed in life with one decision at 18...for his "friends".

Ubeja Vontell · 02-20-2020, 08:53 PM

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Originally Posted by CarlosCarson88

Prison is mostly a govt run excuse for free labor. Most people don't belong in prison for trivial offenses. Or the sentences are too long for what ever they did.

Dude, you are so wrong it's comical.

CarlosCarson27 · 02-20-2020, 09:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Ubeja Vontell

Dude, you are so wrong it's comical.

You also have no understanding about govts intentions to/for controlling the populous. You simply think there's 2 sides to a debate and of course govt would never lie to you, right?

You worship the State.

CarlosCarson27 · 02-20-2020, 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Holladay

I have a close friend who went to prison for child rape. He didn't and took the "fall" for some "friends" of his at the time. He was 18. He wasn't a model citizen in his youth and probably would have ended up in jail at some point. But not for 15 years.

His points are, you get accustomed to it. That becomes normal life. You can do well, per se (still in jail) and understand the system and work it to your advantage. You get comfortable like Brooks.

When he got out, he really was tempted to repeat to go back. What kept him clean was the lifers inside that have no chance at a real life anymore. He now had a chance at a real life and if he screwed up and landed back in, they would think "what a piss ant, you had another chance but blew it".

He didn't want to go back and face it.

He has done well. He has a tough row to hoe but he is appreciative and works many jobs to make ends meet with his family.

He got screwed in life with one decision at 18...for his "friends".

And now he's a free range slave. A tax slave.

Ubeja Vontell · 02-20-2020, 09:16 PM

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Originally Posted by CarlosCarson88

You also have no understanding about govts intentions to/for controlling the populous. You simply think there's 2 sides to a debate and of course govt would never lie to you, right?

You worship the State.

Dude, your level of ...Duh!....belongs in prison, no clue at all, none!

KurtCobain · 02-20-2020, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by CarlosCarson88

Fine. Youre one guy. You went to prison. Doesn't make you a critical authority about govts origins, inner workings and intent. Did people deserve longe sentence over weed or other drugs? Of course not. Govt just takes advantage of how stupid and compliant the lazy citizens are to authority. Most of what the legal system is allowed to do is completely unnecessary. But the wealthy need to exercise authority to keep the common man at bay.

Not one time in my life have police ever been helpful or necessary. And they are obviously useless in bad neighborhoods. they are just tax collectors with guns. They beat up people for verbally disagreeing with them. Judges tell you, you are in contempt for asking questions. The rule of law is one big elitist scam.

You're one guy who has never been helped by the police. I know a lot of people that have been helped by the police. In bad neighborhoods. You're right about some of the drug sentencing. There seems to be quite a few corrupt laws designed to keep a certain sect of the population down.

You're wrong about the free labor thing. At least in Missouri and Kansas State penitentiaries.

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Holladay Veteran Join Date: Sep 2000 Casino cash: $2649480	I have a close friend who went to prison for child rape. He didn't and took the "fall" for some "friends" of his at the time. He was 18. He wasn't a model citizen in his youth and probably would have ended up in jail at some point. But not for 15 years. His points are, you get accustomed to it. That becomes normal life. You can do well, per se (still in jail) and understand the system and work it to your advantage. You get comfortable like Brooks. When he got out, he really was tempted to repeat to go back. What kept him clean was the lifers inside that have no chance at a real life anymore. He now had a chance at a real life and if he screwed up and landed back in, they would think "what a piss ant, you had another chance but blew it". He didn't want to go back and face it. He has done well. He has a tough row to hoe but he is appreciative and works many jobs to make ends meet with his family. He got screwed in life with one decision at 18...for his "friends".
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