Prisons: Increasing Gdp ( grossly Dangerous Profits ) [united Kingdom]
The news that Birmingham Prison is to be high out to a private company has created a predictable response from the Prison Officers.
In a statement, Steve Gillan, general secretary of the POA, oral: " This is a disgraceful accommodation. Prisons should not be run for the benefit of shareholders nor for profit. "
source: Ken Clarke privatises Birmingham Prison amid union fury.
As times are insoluble and the economy is in a dreadful mire, Mr Gillan may be looking at this setting from completely the erratic perspective. Exactly by turning prisoners into a constituent of production reasonably than keeping them as a estimable social concern we have a chance at repairing the damage to the economy.
The benefits here could be enormous, increasing crime figures due to a need of policemen on the streets could boost the profits for private companies. This could settlement in more jobs, obviously at the minimum bread though, and a dramatic evolvement in an underdeveloped sector. The producing human injuries may investigation our National Health Service but that could be an opportunity for a private initiate by Insurance Companies and Private Health Care Providers. The damage and loss on the high behaviour as a settlement of increasing crime figures could generate a lot of business for the small trader; glass fitters, plumbers, electricians, security camera installers etc..
All in all, if we view at crime as a profit driver somewhat than a cost centre then the profit to the economy could be completely dangerous, indeed one would expect some individuals to make a promise out of crime. However, on emerge as image these suggestions may seem uniform let slip ranting, a battery of lunacy developed from unwell thought out or disingenuous precepts. Perhaps uniform suggestions are healthful of scratch more than a record show.
I can project the agog unpracticed fairy tale writer propositioning the producers with his idea.
" We have a hindrance of gilded people, let ' s call them bankers, and they make a lot of money but totally screw everything up for everyone another. Then in come the talent demented individuality maniacs, let ' s call them politicians, and they tell everyone that whilst the bankers acted in a manner some would claim to be criminal, they are not bad chaps and we should pay for their frauds. Everyone sighs, but they accept that there should be a loss of a lot of jobs, fewer services and and surely, shareholders ( bankers ) should make profits out of criminality. "
You can hear the producers ' response, " Not budding, no - one would presume true it. "
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