Virginia Prisons Accountability Committee: LETS STOP GIVING OUR VIRGINIA POLITICIANS A PASS ON THE MESS AND CHARNEL HOUSE THATS THE PRISON SYSTEM By William Thorpe

Thursday, October 10, 2024

LETS STOP GIVING OUR VIRGINIA POLITICIANS A PASS ON THE MESS AND CHARNEL HOUSE THATS THE PRISON SYSTEM By William Thorpe

Awright let me start with this case JOHNSON v. RAPPAHANNOCK REG'L JAIL AUTH.2024 U.S. DIST. LEXIS 102074.The focus of my work is on Virginia's Government and its Department of Correction, because I'm under its jurisdiction as a Virginia prisoner. Then opportunities are presented that make the case that all that is wrong with Virginia's Justice Infrastructure and its exercise of imprisonment and detention isn't only limited to the Virginia prison official, but it extends to Virginia Jails. Read and study the above Johnson case and see for your self that there are systemic barbarity and savagery inculcated through and within Virginia's Government. Ms. Jemika Johnson, the protagonist in the above indicated case was subjected to and experienced the sort of harm that can only be characterized as primordial, primeval and anti-person and human, by her society, her community, The Social Contract of The Commonwealth and Government. It wasn't and isn't an anomaly, it wasn't some sort of exception, a confluence of tragic and unforeseen circumstances. What Ms. Johnson was subjected to by those 12 or so Rappahannock Jail authorities is a typical state and nature of Virginia's system of justice. The detention and confinement of Ms. Johnson by her fellow citizens and its subsequent deprivation of her citizenship and humanness evidenced by the savage treatment meted out to her consequently extended to, as a mockery, reduction and compromise of any and all claims Virginia's Social Contract has towards the affirmation of human development and progress. Our Virginia status quo have forever proclaimed and heralded the notion that within the Commonwealth life and its dignity is sacrosanct. Well we know that to be a lie and an exploited one at that. Rappahannock Jail officials and authorities, in the case and matter of JEMIKA JOHNSON, proved its a lie. Because not only was Ms. Johnson's humanity ignored and violated but it was discarded as (fill in your choice adjective) then it was compounded by the death of her baby, born in a solitary Rappahannock jail cell, by her lonesome-self, all because this destructive apathy, indifference and callousness of Virginia's government and its human agents have been allowed and permitted to normalize savagery and barbarity against our constituent personhood. Look people, read and study the case of Jemika Johnson cited above and as you grow indignant pause and realize that, WE THE PEOPLE are to blame .Look, LAW and its DUE PROCESS are a social cohesive and its purpose isn't to abuse, mistreat and mock our pronouncements on aspirations, which is what Virginia's justice infrastructure perversely does well. We are lectured to by our hypocrisies at the expense of brazen acts of violations by our lecturers. Facts that testify and indict our complicity to the brazen. Nonetheless, Ms.Jemika Johnson's experiences are not in vain. Our ancients have instructed that injustice isn't specific but a generality, which Ms. Johnson's travails reminds us. It reminds us that savagery isn't limited to the Virginia Department of Corrections, Officials but what it also energetically enables is, establishing with clarity that the ills and extra-judicial tendencies of Virginia's justice infrastructure, to wit its organized violence is, it presents the question without ambiguity that, our elected representatives are incapable of robustly debating and resolving these systemic contradictions of Virginia's imprisonment schemes.

By William Thorpe

I'm William Thorpe Virginia exiled me to the Texas prison system. I'm solitary confined at the Wainwright Unit and if you feel any kinda way about this work contact me by Securus email using the Texas prison number #2261982

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