Glenn Youngkin Exploited Parental Rights To Become Governor Of Virginia, Then He Betrayed It At The Virginia Department Of Corrections By William Thorpe

What is more of Parental concern, than the fact ones child is imprisoned? Virginia's Prisons are choke full of children, regardless of age but sadly to say the majority are so young that they don't meet the drinking age requirements of Virginia Code Section 4.1-304, which is 21. Glenn Youngkin along with Virginia Republicans exploited parents concerns over their kids to political success, he became Governor of Virginia. Then apparently he and The Republican Party promptly and conveniently betrayed it by ignoring the fact that Virginia's largest agency, The Virginia Department Of Corrections imprisons children, whose parents also have concerns about what is being done to them just as those parents who attacked schools and teachers to gain him the Governorship. The Virginia, Brain, Mind, Heart and Soul has a daily encounter with accounts of violations of prisoners , by Virginia Prison Officials, whom have swore oaths not to behave in the law breaking manner revealed in the one after the other law suits, media stories, pleas by parents, family and loved ones to their Representatives. Yet despite it all and the fact Governor Glenn Youngkin as Executive of The Commonwealth of Virginia is principally responsible for the extra-judicial practices and subsequent law breaking fest done with impunity by The Virginia Prison Official, we don't see the recognition that the abuses subjected to prisoners, who also have parents will not be overlooked and swept under the rug of indifference as misdeeds by the prison official has historically enjoyed. Look if one is convicted of violating law and imprisoned it should then on the, public trust merits of the police powers of the State introduce them to paragons of compliance with law in the prison official and not this reality of Virginia prisons where the prison official deploys law, functioning under its cover to break it and pervert it in every manner imaginable, thereby enabling the only pertinent, relevant and socially destructive question, whatever happened to "equal under law".The issue isn't about the conviction of a violation of law, but the fact that the prisoner is a prisoner because of law and despite this fact and its understanding being latent within Virginia's politics and politicians of both Parties have historically compromised it, because those Virginians impacted by it are consistently betrayed, doesn't mean it isn't there, it is. Virginia law and its jurisprudence traces its substance and logic to Anglo-Saxon or British Common law and practices, stemming from the Magna Carta .I make this point to say this, Virginia's Justice Infrastructure, its Laws and Jurisprudence appreciates and recognizes history and causality. Yet when it encounters its objective or its subject, the accused it conveniently and insidiously ignores history and the inescapable causality and it presents its work as what I'll describe as pretzel logic it ties itself into idealistic knots, which in turn births the offending and violator prison official. Virginia's history anticipates Glenn Youngkin's dismissal of the concerns of Parents of Virginia Prisoners, but with every revelation of prison official misdeed and violation, the common interest of Parents as opposed to its politicization emerges.

By William Thorpe

I'm William Thorpe Virginia exiled me to the Texas prison system. I'm solitary confined at the Wainwright Unit