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Rikers Island inmates save prison guard from rape by fellow convict

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I think it's a more dangerous situation to have female guards in daily contact with male prisoners versus being an officer having minimal contact with Joe Blow on the street. Same when that scenario is switched as well. Human nature will always play a part.

 

I disagree a million percent although I agree they both are ultra dangerous.

I disagree a million percent although I agree they both are ultra dangerous.

 

 

When I refer to dangerous situation, I am only speaking of the human nature aspect, btw. I know that both jobs are extremely dangerous.

When I refer to dangerous situation, I am only speaking of the human nature aspect, btw. I know that both jobs are extremely dangerous.

 

My point is police work is more dangerous for women than being a prison guard but I think we all agree they are both very dangerous.

Not at all but good deflection.

 

Your original post was a strawman argument to begin with. Would be the same as if I said men shouldnt work in a womens shoe store and you saying that meant men shouldnt work in retail. One is completely independent of the other.

Your original post was a strawman argument to begin with. Would be the same as if I said men shouldnt work in a womens shoe store and you saying that meant men shouldnt work in retail. One is completely independent of the other.

 

Explain your rational for this one comment: "Women have no place as guards in a men's penitentiary"

Which brings something up that I have said for many years; Women have no place as guards in a men's penitentiary; Men have no place as guards in a women's penitentiary. Point blank.

 

Explain your rational for this one comment: "Women have no place as guards in a men's penitentiary"

 

 

You need to include his full sentence if you are going to ask for an explanation to the comment. It sounds like you are trying to make this about female officers in general and that's not what he is saying.

If females can't work in male jails and prisons we may as well deny them them to join the armed forces too.

You need to include his full sentence if you are going to ask for an explanation to the comment. It sounds like you are trying to make this about female officers in general and that's not what he is saying.

 

I would LOVE to hear both explanations independent of each other. And if either of you can't do it independently then you need to go back to the drawing board.

 

So for 'you' and Big Man, please explain your rational for this comment: "Men have no place as guards in a women's penitentiary"

 

And this comment: "Women have no place as guards in a men's penitentiary"

@Deuce and @Randy Parker

 

I would love to hear your independent explanations too since you both liked the comment in post #4 ?

I would LOVE to hear both explanations independent of each other. And if either of you can't do it independently then you need to go back to the drawing board.

 

So for 'you' and Big Man, please explain your rational for this comment: "Men have no place as guards in a women's penitentiary"

 

And this comment: "Women have no place as guards in a men's penitentiary"

 

Its very very easy. You're asking for trouble in both cases that doesn't have to exist if it wasn't allowed.

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