I watched Er Chuang’s short video, and everything went numb!

[On the other hand, the prisoners in the existing prisons are not having a good time either. ]

[Due to the crowded space, difficult management, and extremely poor living conditions, there are frequent fights between prisoners. ]

[The prisoners are either disabled or sick due to poor conditions. In short, few are intact. ]

[So, the families of the prisoners stood up and began to ask the Eagle Sauce government to increase prison spending and improve the living conditions of prisoners. After all, criminals are also human beings. ]

[But this move has aroused strong dissatisfaction among law-abiding citizens. We work hard to earn money and pay taxes just to improve the lives of prisoners? They deserve it. Why should I pay to improve prison treatment? ]

…

Many ancient people in all dynasties agree with the ideas of these law-abiding citizens of Eagle Sauce.

In their view, it is really unreasonable to ask law-abiding people to pay for the improvement of living conditions for criminals.

…….

[For a while, the two camps quarreled fiercely. ]

[Faced with this situation, the Eagle Sauce government had an idea: money makes the world go round, let capital do this. ]

[So, they encouraged the society to build private prisons and gave private prisons the right to make profits. ]

[In this way, the problem of insufficient prisons is solved, criminals can pay for themselves to improve their lives, and law-abiding citizens don’t have to worry about their taxes being wasted, and everyone is happy. ]

The barrage flew out:

“What a genius at solving problems! (dog head)”

“It is indeed the leader of capitalist countries, and everything can be left to capital to solve.”

“…”

Many ancient people in the past dynasties were stunned.

This matter was actually proposed by the Eagle Sauce government itself, which is really outrageous.

The plane of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty.

Li Shimin shook his head slightly.

In his opinion, this is not a good idea. The government has thrown away the responsibility it should bear.

Moreover.

Businessmen who open prisons must treat it as a business to make money, which can easily breed chaos.

……

“783”

[Tom Bailey, then chairman of the Tennessee Republican Party, immediately seized the opportunity and co-founded the Eagle Sauce Correction Company, or CCA, with two friends. Its main business is to operate private prisons. ]

[CCA’s first big business was with the Texas Immigration Bureau. ]

[The Immigration Bureau caught so many illegal immigrants at the time that they didn’t know how to manage them, so they told CCA that as long as CCA could solve the prison bed problem within three months, they would hand over all the prisoners to CCA. ]

[The three of them thought of a trick. They rented the entire hotel from the owner, hired many security personnel, and personally bought daily necessities for the prisoners. 】

【The problem of illegal immigration was solved, and CCA became popular overnight, quickly becoming an important partner of the Eagle Country Prison, and eventually became the private prison giant of the Eagle Country.】

The bullet screen flew out:

"This business sense is quite sharp."

"Reply - Haha, look at Tom Bailey's identity, this must have received insider information in advance."

"Reply - It must be like this."

"..."

Many ancients in the past dynasties agreed with the statement in the bullet screen.

This series of actions by this man named Tom Bailey seemed to be well prepared.

And he was able to get business from the Eagle Sauce government very quickly, which is not something that ordinary people can do.

……

[Pierucci, an executive of Alstom in Gallic Rooster, was once imprisoned in a private prison by the Eagle Sauce people, where he was amazed by the ability of private prisons to make money from prisoners. 】

[For example, in order to reduce costs as much as possible, the meals in private prisons are all based on the standard of "not killing people". 】

[Private prisons are very expensive. The more prisoners they can accommodate, the lower the cost, so private prisons can squeeze in beds wherever possible. 】

[And the price is clearly marked. The cost of each bed is generally around $40 per day. If you want to sleep better, you have to pay extra. 】

……

To be honest, the ancient people didn't really feel much about how badly these private prisons in the United States fed and slept the prisoners.

Because with the productivity level in ancient times, except for some special cases, the living conditions in ancient prisons would only be worse.

And the difference was quite large.

Even many poor ancient people felt that the treatment of prisoners in these private prisons in the United States was not that bad.

There is no way. There is a huge productivity gap between ancient and modern times.

……

[The group did not hesitate to cut all services to the minimum. In order to save money, some prisons did not even arrange a few prison guards (guards). 】

……

“Ah!”

Hearing this, the ancient people of all dynasties were stunned.

There are so few prison guards (guards), aren’t they afraid that the criminals will rebel and escape?

This is really too outrageous.

……

[At the same time, a lot of money can be squeezed out of the criminals. Everything in the prison is charged, even drinking water requires money to buy a plastic cup. ]

[There is a TV in every prisoner’s cell, but the TV only has pictures. If you want to hear the sound, you have to buy headphones yourself. ]

[I think if they learn from domestic mobile game companies, they may come up with a trick of trying headphones for free for one hour, and then taking the headphones away to tempt them to buy them. 】

The barrage flew out:

"666, what a business genius!"

"I really didn't expect it to be this way."

"..."

The ancient people of all dynasties were shocked again.

"Do you have to buy a cup to drink water in prison?"

In the ancient prisons with poor conditions, there was no such outrageous thing.

At least, this situation does not exist on the surface.

……

[At the same time, prisoners in prisons are also laborers, and prisons will not miss the opportunity to make money with them. ]

[Private prisons do technical work such as wall painting and pipe cleaning. The hourly wage is no more than 40 cents, and the lowest is only 12 cents, which is far lower than the minimum wage of $7.25, and much cheaper than hiring workers in society. ]

[But in order to make some money and improve their living conditions, many prisoners will still rush to do it. ]

[After all, the expenses in private prisons are still quite high. ]

The barrage flew out:

"Good guy, it really squeezes the surplus value to the extreme."

"It's really not a waste."

"..."

Different from the various complaints in the barrage.

Many prisoners serving sentences in past dynasties were shocked that these prisoners actually got paid for their work.

The reason is very simple.

In ancient Chinese feudal dynasties, there were also cases where criminals were forced to do manual labor, such as building walls and cities.

And doing these jobs was free labor, without a penny of compensation.

Just having food to eat was enough.

So, people in later generations will think that these prisoners in the Eagle Sauce Country are being exploited.

But these prisoners in all dynasties think that they are not bad.

In a word, there is no harm without comparison.

……

[In addition to these, prisoners will also be "forced to work". ]

[Due to low wages and poor conditions, few people are willing to work in factories in the manufacturing industry, so for capital, prisoners in private prisons are very good cheap workers. ]

[In the Eagle Sauce Country, many products are "Made in China", and a small number of "Made in the Eagle Sauce Country" are basically made by prisoners. 】

[Helmets, headphones, kitchen utensils, paintbrushes, bulletproof vests, etc., are simply varied. 】

[Later, some high-tech companies, such as Apple and Dell, will find ways to directly or indirectly hire prisoners to work for them. 】

[Prisoners work for themselves, as long as they do not leave prison, the boss does not have to worry about the "employees" leaving. 】

[What's worse is that the salary they receive is completely disproportionate to the value they create. 】

[If a prisoner can create $100 of value every day, the employer will pay the $100 to the private prison, and the private prison will extract $90 from it. 】

[What ends up in the hands of the prisoner may be less than $10. 】

……

Many prisoners in all dynasties are envious again.

Although according to later generations, a large part of the wages of prisoners in the Eagle Sauce Country are taken away by private prisons.

But the problem is that in ancient times, they could not get a penny for working for the imperial court, and they might not even have enough food to eat.

But these prisoners in the Eagle Sauce Country can still get some money.

Not at all. They can still clearly tell which is better, getting more or getting less.

I can only say that everything is afraid of comparison.

……

[In addition, the private prisons in the United States have signed many unfair terms with the government of the United States. ]

[For example, they are responsible for detaining prisoners, and the government needs to subsidize them. ]

[According to data, CCA can receive a government subsidy of US$58.48 per day for each prisoner it receives. After deducting the cost of prison operation, CCA can make a net profit of US$18.33 from each prisoner. ]

The barrage flew out:

"Good guy! It eats both Party B and Party A. It is a double-edged sword."

"No wonder it makes billions of profits a year. It turns out that it eats both sides at the same time."

"……"

The plane of Emperor Chengzu of the Ming Dynasty.

Zhu Di could not understand this situation at all.

He thought it was outrageous that the Eagle Sauce government allowed private prisons to make money.

I didn't expect that the Eagle Sauce government would have an even more bizarre operation, and actually subsidized these private prisons. It was too unimaginable.

Zhu Di was very suspicious that the Eagle Sauce officials who were responsible for signing these terms with the private prisons were most likely to have received money from these private prisons.

……

[In 2011, CCA bought a prison from the Ohio government to manage, spending $73 million on the land and $3.1 million on renovations. It can accommodate 2,000 people at the same time. ]

[What if these 2,000 people are not full? ]

[It will not be full. ]

[Because the contract between the two parties also stipulates that the government's public prisons need to ensure that the occupancy rate of CCA's private prisons is not less than 90%. If there are not enough people, people will be transferred from public prisons, or the government will pay for subsidies for empty beds. 】

[If CCA's funds are not flowing well and it faces bankruptcy, the government will unconditionally repurchase the prison. 】

[In short, no matter what, the capital does not have to worry about losses. 】

The barrage flew out:

"This 'occupancy rate' is very spiritual."

"Can it be more outrageous? It's really a business that makes money."

"Has the Eagle Sauce government been bewitched by the private prison owner? Signing such an unequal treaty?"

"Sure enough, every move is a textbook of capitalism! It's simply invincible!"

"..."

The ancients of all dynasties looked at the giant screen and were dumbfounded. .....

Is there such a good thing in the world?

These private prisons are too powerful to get such favorable conditions.

It's incredible.

……

[The total population of the United States does not exceed 5% of the world's population, but the total number of prisoners in the United States accounts for 25% of the world's total, and the private prison industry is even more dominant. It is precisely because of these regulations that torture and violence in private prisons are endless. 】

[Later, the United StatesThe Chinese people finally couldn't stand it anymore. They started to march and demonstrate, put pressure on the government, and called for the abolition of private prisons and for the government to manage all prisons. 】

[At that time, the voices criticizing private prisons in society once caused CCA's stock price to plummet. 】

The barrage flew out:

"Awesome! The prison is listed!"

"Too advanced! It can actually be listed."

"..."

[However, the owners of private prisons were not panicked at all. They spent money lobbying the government everywhere. 】

[Between 2010 and 2015, CCA and GEO Group spent a total of 14.6 million US dollars on political lobbying, and they were lucky to bet on King Tong. 】

……

The plane of Taizu of the Ming Dynasty.

Zhu Biao was quite puzzled:

"What does lobbying mean? It costs so much money? Is it bribing officials?"

Zhu Yuanzhang could not answer Zhu Biao's doubts.

As ancient people, they naturally could not understand this unique political culture without more information.

……

[On the second day after Trump was elected as the president of the United States, the stock prices of CCA and GEO in the United States soared by 43 and 22 percentage points respectively. ]

[In January 2014, these two companies also donated $500,000 to Trump's inauguration ceremony. ]

[King Trump's anti-immigration policy has made private prisons full of prisoners. ]

[So after he came to power, Wall Street investors invested money in prisons without any worries. ]

[During the entire term of King Trump, the business of private prisons in the United States was very stable. 】

【After Trump stepped down and Lao Deng took office, the business of private prisons continued to flourish. 】

【It can be said that the public security in the Eagle Sauce Country is so chaotic now, but no one cares. A big reason is that the prisons need human traffickers and the stakeholders need to make money. 】

【Private prisons controlled by capital have long lost the rule of law, and human rights have become a joke. 】

……

As this conclusion was told, the video ended.

But the ancients of all dynasties still felt that it was too magical.

It can only be said that the water in the Eagle Sauce Country is too deep, and anything outrageous can happen.

……

In the sky giant screen.

The video refreshed.

A new video appeared.

【Humans dissected aliens for the first time. Are the weapons and equipment of the Eagle Sauce Country’s army derived from alien technology? 】

When this line of big words appeared on the black background of the giant screen in the sky, the hearts of the ancient people of all dynasties were shocked:

"Aliens?"

"Alien technology?"

These two words attracted their attention.

In the previous video, they had learned what aliens meant, that is, people living outside the earth, or 1.1 to be more precise, other lives.

And the ancients also knew that the laterMany countries are exploring space in various ways, and one of the important purposes is to explore aliens.

But the problem is that, also from the previous video, they learned that aliens have not been discovered in the future.

So what does this line of words on the high-altitude giant screen mean now?

Have humans discovered aliens?

Also, what does it mean that the weapons and equipment of the Eagle Sauce Army come from alien technology?

Does it mean that the Eagle Sauce Country can have so many world-leading weapons because it has obtained alien technology?

And if so, does it mean that alien technology is more advanced than that of the earth?

Just at the moment of seeing the title of this video, many smart ancients in the past dynasties have turned many thoughts and raised many questions.

At this time.

On the high-altitude giant screen.

The main film of this new video begins to play.

……

[This is a video that may be deleted at any time. Because everyone is about to see the scene of dissecting aliens. 】

[This video is from a documentary about "dissecting aliens" on August 28, 1995, which was broadcast by many Western TV stations during prime time in the evening. 】

[From this video, we can see that an alien was placed on the operating table. It had multiple injuries and was obviously no longer alive. 】

[And a doctor was dissecting the alien. 】

The barrage flew out:

"I watched this movie on TVB when I was a child."

"Reply-Haha, me too. After watching it, I was so scared that I didn't dare to go to the toilet alone."

"Reply-I have also seen it. Some people also said that during the dissection process, the alien blinked for a moment."

"..."

Looking at the image of the dissecting alien on the giant screen in the sky, the ancient people of all dynasties were first stunned, and then exclaimed.