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Old 08-10-2022, 02:17 PM
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New York will no longer use 'inmate' for people in prison

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New York's law books will no longer use the word "inmate" to describe people in prison as part of a measure signed Monday by Gov. Kathy Hochul.

Use of the word "inmate" has come under criticism by advocates who have sought changes to New York's criminal justice system, arguing the term dehumanizes people. Laws in New York will now refer to people in prison as "incarcerated individuals."

The change also comes as New York has sharply reduced the number of people in state prisons over the last decade and many facilities have closed in the state prison system.

The meaure was signed by Hochul in conjunction with a bill that allows people in parole to attend required community supervision programs to expanded hours to include non-working hours of the day as part of an effort to help them maintain jobs or continue education.

"In New York, we're doing everything in our power to show that justice and safety can go hand-in-hand," Hochul said. "We can make our streets and communities safer by giving justice-involved individuals the chance to complete their rehabilitation program and work at the same time. By treating all New Yorkers with dignity and respect, we can improve public safety while ensuring New Yorkers have a fair shot at a second chance."
"Women" are undefinable
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"Inflation" doesn't mean inflation

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“He who controls the language controls the masses.”...

New York will no longer use 'inmate' for people in prison

"Women" are undefinable
Raids are "executing a warrant"
"Recession" doesn't mean recession
"Inflation" doesn't mean inflation

Why Tyrants Redefine Words
So?
They do that in business all he time. Redefine and realign bull sht and all it is is rearranging chairs on a sinking or floating ship.
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how 'bout we stop calling ourselves taxpayers
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how 'bout we stop calling ourselves taxpayers
RN's don't call them patients anymore. Especially if they work for some big conglomerate insurance co or hospital association. They call them "clients."

on a side note, I was proud to pay my taxes when I was working. I was just raised that way. Try to get the best deal or break but I never even considered "what I didn't take home" from my pay check. But then I never compared salaries either.
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RN's don't call them patients anymore. Especially if they work for some big conglomerate insurance co or hospital association. They call them "clients."

on a side note, I was proud to pay my taxes when I was working. I was just raised that way. Try to get the best deal or break but I never even considered "what I didn't take home" from my pay check. But then I never compared salaries either.
WRONG!!!
you are so full of schitt.
i was just in the hospital two weeks ago and heard the nurses in the hall talking about the patient in 20. referring to me and my room number and releasing me to go home.
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you are so full of schitt.
i was just in the hospital two weeks ago and heard the nurses in the hall talking about the patient in 20. referring to me and my room number and releasing me to go home.
well no i am not wrong. nurses didnt like it but schools still teach it. bully for your nurses. good on them. point is words change for all kinds of reasons.
purse, wallet, pocket purse, pocket book; ice box, refrigerator, Frigidaire. I know some of those are brand names, but people generically used them for the same type of device.
father, pop, daddy, dad, papa--in olden times daddy was a bad word, not now
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you are so full of schitt.
i was just in the hospital two weeks ago and heard the nurses in the hall talking about the patient in 20. referring to me and my room number and releasing me to go home.
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Ayds, the diet candy
For 47 years, the product was named Ayds. But sales fell nearly 40%--as the deadly AIDS virus garnered public attention.
It then became Aydslim in the UK and Diet Ayds in the United States.
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Another idiot cartoon posted above. I smell desperation from the left side.
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well no i am not wrong. nurses didnt like it but schools still teach it. bully for your nurses. good on them. point is words change for all kinds of reasons.
purse, wallet, pocket purse, pocket book; ice box, refrigerator, Frigidaire. I know some of those are brand names, but people generically used them for the same type of device.
father, pop, daddy, dad, papa--in olden times daddy was a bad word, not now
No, they don't. The meanings of words are being bastardized by the Left to distract people from reality. The fact that you cannot see that speaks volumns about you.
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