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   > Right.. I should have thought of that. We hear about that going on in   
   > the USA. Looking for info on that up here, it said that it was tried   
   > in 3 prisons but all have 'either gone defunct or reverted to gov't   
   > control after they found that other prisons had better security,   
   > better health care, and reduced repeat offender rates'.   
      
   I think we in the USA could learn a lesson from this experiment.   
      
   What I said about businesses in a previous message doesn't always apply to   
   government.  If a politician, or group of them, can figure out how to line   
   their own pockets, an idea doesn't have to make good business or government   
   sense to find its way into practice.   
      
      
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