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quote="BeaverFever"]She was already in a medium/minimum facility before the transfer. And at any rate security level has nothing to do with the crime committed it’s about the likelihood of the inmate to attempt escape or harm self/others in the prison.
I don’t know where it says you need to have FN heritage in order to benefit from therapy based on aboriginal values and beliefs. You don’t have to be Swedish to benefit from Swedish massage and you don’t have to be Greek to gain insights from Greek philosophy
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Do you honestly think she'll benefit from a healing lodge?
None of us are qualified to decide whether she would or wouldn’t. Only her shrink/case workers would have that kind of info.
Again I’ll say that I don’t understand why she is being sent there’s. This woman will spend the rest of her life in custody and is still more than 15 years away from even her first opportunity to apply for parole. As I understand it, healing lodges are meant for inmates with much short time remaining before their release.
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As for putting white convicts into healing lodges that may be but it's very uncommon. All you have to do is google healing lodges and you'll find that everything about them is geared to aboriginals not white people which brings us back to the crux of the issue.
Is this bitch a native just because she "identifies" as one and despite the fact she has zero native blood in her veins?
I say again: her race us irrelevant. She’s not the first white person to go to a healing lodge. Some white people may just be more receptive to the novelty of aboriginal-themed therapy over the conventional group counseling and bible-thumping pastors. Instead of therapy based on the bible or some psychology textbook it’s based on FN teachings. Big deal. Again you don’t have to be born and raised in an Asian family to study martial arts based on eastern philosophy so why would this be any different?
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Newark also points to the fact that Nekaneet First Nation Chief Alvin Francis has said the First Nation has “no say” in which inmates are transferred to the healing lodge on their land. He claims that contradicts the CSC’s consultation requirements, and calls for mandatory Indigenous consultation for healing lodge transfers and consent for non-Indigenous inmates.
McClintic has previously identified herself as Indigenous, and the CSC says offenders can self-identify as Indigenous at any point during their sentence. However, inmates do not have to be Indigenous to be eligible for transfer to a healing lodge.
https://www.edsonleader.com/news/politi ... oplay=trueSo besides not consulting with the natives about prisoner intake corrections Canada has also gotten on the SJW band wagon and now let's anyone identify as Native whether they are or not.
. I’m not sure what bearing her race has on anything, but what would you have they do, a DNA test so certain services are only available to people with certain genetic markers?
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So given that she's already lied about her heritage to get herself transferred to a place that has been called a resort by some when compared to a prison, it becomes more and more apparent that she's playing the system for her own benefit and the idiots at Corrections Canada are her willing enablers.
. Ive seen pictures it’s hardly a resort. Looks More like a barn and a collection of storage sheds.
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But wait, it just gets better. She got herself into the perfect place for a person with her sick proclivities to be.
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A healing lodge for aboriginal women in Maple Creek, Sask., is under fire from the federal Public Sector Integrity Commissioner. A report from his office found that the lodge allowed employees to bring their children to the institution, putting them in the presence of convicted sex offenders and child abusers.
The healing lodge, called the Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge, is under the management and control of Correctional Service Canada.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatch ... -1.3433823Talk about a fucked up gov't institution. Apparently some people in Corrections Canada think that it's a great idea to bring kids into an institution that's got child rapists and murders. But on the plus side the Elizabeth Fry Society spokes woman is more concerned about the women who committed the crimes being mistreated than the children that are being endangered.
So, once again I'll ask. If Corrections Canada is that dense about the safety of children do you seriously think they made the right decision about putting McClintic into an environment where she can potentially interact with children?
Welll it sounds like the people who actually work there don’t have the same fears you do, it might mean they actually take precautions with their children and the risks you think exist are being overblown. You’d be foolish to believe you care more about their children than they do, or that you know more about that facility and its inmates than they do. If it’s such an imminent danger as you say then I’m sure any day now you’ll have the satisfaction of saying “I told you so” to the parents of those children who refuse to let you save them from themselves.