Why spend your life in a cage?

Arise Life Skills brings you a look at what jail/prison is really like. This video is intended to keep juveniles and at-risk youth out of the slammer.

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[AriseLifeSkills]

Alright wow,

First off this video was made in the early 90s, yes Gloria Estefan is at the beginning of each video.

Second, this is just a little clip, there is more, but this was a non-for-profit program to work with the kids directly involved in the system. This is obviously JUVIE, not prison, this was made for YOUNG KIDS.

SO, take it for what it is.

[Stalfosd]

@MrGhostXMASpast Yeah, let's put them on the welfare, right? Let's steal from those who work and give to the losers? You are so f*cking disgusting! It's "people" like you who make this world a sick place to live in. Thanks to socialists like you, (socialist) politicians are able to gain power because you give them power to steal from hard working people to compensate for your shortcomings through these "social programs", like treating prisons better than old people in a senior home.

[MrFlyascanb]

Great video i love it. Please check out my video, it was my first one and i am starting a movement for all positive people who really want to help our communities and let todays kids know that we care.

[ultradumbass]

people who think that harsher jails and harsher sentences reduces crimes are uneducated and stupid. if i robbed somebody down in capitalist america i am looking at 10-15 years. so what i do then? i shoot the hostage in a panic. oh boy, now i am looking at life or death. so now i shoot down all the witnesses to not have anyone testify. then a cop shows up, i shoot him to avoid arrest. now i am looking at death. now i'll shoot them down rather than give in because giving in is sure death.

[MrGhostXMASpast]

less people would strive to feel powerfull if their voice and vote actually mattered... but since it doesn't, they go another route

[paisleyyama]

@Robodisco Definitely he`s been out of my life for years (he wasn`t a boyfriend) & I`ll never let him back in. I certainly waited way too long to get him out but it was b/c 1)it took a long time for me to realize he was so bad 2) I kept believeing he could change. My advice to anyone is as soon as you realize someone isn`t honest, steals, or has criminal tendencies cut them out of your life then & there. Don`t wait.

[Robodisco]

@paisleyyama yea he seems to meet the checklist of been a psychopath, hopefully he is out of your life because all he can do is bring misery to those around him

[paisleyyama]

@Robodisco I don`t know the dif. types of criminals but I wouldn`t be surprised if he were a psychopath. He got into some really horrible & scary stuff and felt no sorrow or guilt at all about hurting others yet he spoke & acted so kind & innocent. I never once heard him raise his voice. I never knew such ppl existed until I met him. I was young & felt everyone had a heart & could feel guilt, but boy was I TOTALLY wrong!

[Robodisco]

@paisleyyama there are different types of criminals, some are psychopaths some are sociopaths and most are just products of their environment, sounds to my like you came across the psychopathic type

[evanator93baby]

this has been a hood psa

[paisleyyama]

I agree that being an inmate is no indication of intelligence, but I disagree that they just make a mistake & are like other ppl. I`ve known a criminal & he wasn`t like other ppl. He had no conscience, would steal from anyone & could lie looking you straight in the eyes. I`ve never met anyone else like that in my life. He wasn`t merely making mistakes. He was willfully committing crimes & like the girl in this video, he said he was doing it for fun. Criminals don`t have normal or good thinking.