National Public Radio [NPR] Michel Martin Opportunistic and Selective Definition of Harm and the American Prisoner

On 1/22/22; National Public Radio, NPR Michel Martin once again gave us another installment of her performance journalism.

At the conclusion of an interview with a representative of the prison information advocacy group Prison Policy on the gross negligence, malfeasant, the covid-19 pandemic, and its murderous toll on the American prisoner by the prison official. Michel Martin demanded that the prison reform advocate defend why NPR's audience should care that prisoners are being killed by prison officials gross negligence and malfeasance, under the specious and spurious strawman logic that prisoners are in prison because of harm they have caused and done.

Harm and the American  prisoner 

 Let us once and for all put to rest and to quote the Emperor Haile Selassie I the first by way of Bob Marley in the defiance of "War"       is discredited and utterly abandoned      No one is in prison because of a supposed or actual harm done. Because if as Michel Martin asserts, harm done, then she would've long since found herself in prison considering the organic harm her misinformation and misleading work as a functionary of corporate media has done to Americans and American public.

The American prisoner is imprisoned because of one thing and one thing only. Law and it's court process either by conviction or a supposed guilty plead deal. 

 Asserting as Michel Martin did on 1/22/22 that the expression of care and concern for fellow human should be conditioned on the speculation and idealisitc practices of prison and imprisonment as based on a social interaction that can and is easily changed and reformed is rediculous and only reveals why laws are broken.

Instead of Michel Martin seizing the opportunity, the covid-19 pandemic has presented to expose the prison officials failings and the inherent antagonisms of imprisonment as social speech in 2022 she succumbed to cowardice and fear of crossing a supposition held by the stus quo. As if the existence and social fact of the American prisoner isn't a revelation that regardless of how a type of political exploitation specifically Republicans and their "white" evangelical hucksters scream about law, order and justice      our human condition is firmly planted, rooted in the injustices of the futile pursuit of supremacy      to which we have the Michel Martins of corporate media to thank and indict.

I'm William Thorpe in solitary confinement at the Wainwright Unit of the Texas prison system exiled from the Virginia prison system.