If you are sentenced to Federal Prison it isn't for jaywalking or unpaid parking tickets! There is such a straightforward solution to not be uprooted from your communities, language, and "healing"............DON'T COMMIT CRIMES!
That is true but understand these people had an established lifestyle for hundreds of years and have no reason to assimilate with the rest of the population. In my opinion this unique situation means their treatment should be handled delicately.
@@Roddy556 Just like with everyone else in Canada they can keep their culture and live their lives but a crime is a crime and all individuals must be punished for their actions.
@@Nabee_H I am not saying they shouldn't be face justice, I'm just saying their unique situation should be taken into account. A crime is a crime and a punishment should be a fair punishment. But something as simple as meeting with a probation officer might be a slap on the wrist for some people but for them it might mean travelling extreme distances and bring these people much more hardship than someone else. I think it is a good thing the justice system makes some accommodations for them while still having them do their time but that is just my opinion and everyone is entitled to their own.
I certainly understand the, “Don’t commit a crime” point of view, but that does not mean that the federal government should not consider how incarceration in a system designed for descendants of Europeans who live in the south would affect Inuit prisoners. I do not think anyone is suggesting that Inuit should not go to prison for serious crimes. The issue is how they experience prison. You do not want incarceration to create hardened antisocial attitudes that will cause a person to become more dangerous and to commit more crime after release.
I was offered tamil vegetarian food while remanded in 1994 by CSC it was cruel and unusual to my person otherwise. Im glad the inuk skills and culture is respected grounds.
To be sentenced to more than 2 years in Canada you either committed a relatively serious crime or are a repeat offender...........don't commit crimes, problem solved.
Prison logistics are harrowing. Sending someone to that far north to work them out means having a very narrow sorting pool. Even to the point that they may have to import workers from other countries to find enough labor crazy enough to take on the task. If Canada seems reluctant to do that, I can tell you right now, as someone living in Florida where a sizeable chunk of the construction and landscaping work is done by Mexicans and Hondurans: it gets messy, really fast! Add in the atrocious quality of healthcare, and Canada has plenty of reason to not adopt Florida's model. As for getting the project done at a decent time: much of southern Canada has a Michigan mentality on labor. You're not getting a decent Inuit prison up there near Greenland when everyone thinks like a unionized Detroit man.
@@lolabeaulieu4530 are you mad? So, you like to see natives always acting oppressed? You're mad cause blk and Latinos are trying to claim natives and I'm telling they're not. 😆😆😆 Have I used any racial slurs? Nope. You're just upset
If you are sentenced to Federal Prison it isn't for jaywalking or unpaid parking tickets! There is such a straightforward solution to not be uprooted from your communities, language, and "healing"............DON'T COMMIT CRIMES!
They need the help before they offend.
Every criminal on the planet needs help before they offend.
They should probably improve the lives of Inuits by funding better infrastructure so they can have a meaningful life and not commit crimes
What kind of offences are committed in the Inuit groups that require federal intervention and can't be dealt with by the respective community?
The same as anywhere else?
All sex offenders
Murderers, cop killers, drug dealers, bootleggers, robbery, theft, fights, etc. We’re not new to your society ways and overruled world of yours.
Rape. Murder. Sexual abuse of children. How’s that for starters?
sex offences is one of them.the courts send them into Ontario prisons
Regardless of an individual's culture, ethnicity, religion, etc, if they can't do the time, they shouldn't do the crime.
as if white men didn't do more crimes compared to what the inuit do
@@aqqalularsen3322 It applies to everyone.
That is true but understand these people had an established lifestyle for hundreds of years and have no reason to assimilate with the rest of the population. In my opinion this unique situation means their treatment should be handled delicately.
@@Roddy556 Just like with everyone else in Canada they can keep their culture and live their lives but a crime is a crime and all individuals must be punished for their actions.
@@Nabee_H I am not saying they shouldn't be face justice, I'm just saying their unique situation should be taken into account.
A crime is a crime and a punishment should be a fair punishment. But something as simple as meeting with a probation officer might be a slap on the wrist for some people but for them it might mean travelling extreme distances and bring these people much more hardship than someone else.
I think it is a good thing the justice system makes some accommodations for them while still having them do their time but that is just my opinion and everyone is entitled to their own.
Now I'm at the hospital and they treat me like a prisoner
I'm not allowed to go out and I'm not allowed to have visitors
@@michaelpalluq4744 I'm sorry Michael.
Why are the supposed crimes not stated???
anyone an Inuit here im making a video about them and i need their help
So what you're saying is, punishment is punishment... :V
I think your ancestors are from Asia. Hello from Saha( Yakutia)- Northern Asia
Probably best not to commit crime then...
2:41 Mike Tyson Inuit storyline DLC
Yeth. I like it.
I certainly understand the, “Don’t commit a crime” point of view, but that does not mean that the federal government should not consider how incarceration in a system designed for descendants of Europeans who live in the south would affect Inuit prisoners. I do not think anyone is suggesting that Inuit should not go to prison for serious crimes. The issue is how they experience prison. You do not want incarceration to create hardened antisocial attitudes that will cause a person to become more dangerous and to commit more crime after release.
Wow, that's definitely PhilipSoloTV. I've watched his videos before, but I had no idea he was an Inuk.
I was offered tamil vegetarian food while remanded in 1994 by CSC it was cruel and unusual to my person otherwise. Im glad the inuk skills and culture is respected grounds.
To be sentenced to more than 2 years in Canada you either committed a relatively serious crime or are a repeat offender...........don't commit crimes, problem solved.
With a little over 200 criminals in the Inuit community, Canada can't build 1 prison in the north?
Prison logistics are harrowing. Sending someone to that far north to work them out means having a very narrow sorting pool. Even to the point that they may have to import workers from other countries to find enough labor crazy enough to take on the task.
If Canada seems reluctant to do that, I can tell you right now, as someone living in Florida where a sizeable chunk of the construction and landscaping work is done by Mexicans and Hondurans: it gets messy, really fast!
Add in the atrocious quality of healthcare, and Canada has plenty of reason to not adopt Florida's model.
As for getting the project done at a decent time: much of southern Canada has a Michigan mentality on labor. You're not getting a decent Inuit prison up there near Greenland when everyone thinks like a unionized Detroit man.
Interesting, music really nice 🌺🌸
In Canada Inuits still have some racial tensions mainly with First Nations And Europeans not as much wirh Metis though
Inuits are first nation as well
wait what? they have tension with first nations? why’s that?
@@miskokittagakoonsekwe7302 Inuits have tensions with Athabascan people. Just like Navajos have issues with Apache or Hopi... Old tribal feuds.
@@niamtxiv oh alright
@@niamtxiv No they are not that is like saying Aboriginal Australians are the same as Torres Strait Islanders
Stop committing crimes then.
U comment on alot of native vids gtfo
@@lolabeaulieu4530 are you mad? So, you like to see natives always acting oppressed? You're mad cause blk and Latinos are trying to claim natives and I'm telling they're not. 😆😆😆 Have I used any racial slurs? Nope. You're just upset
Lots of inter generational trauma
@@niamtxiv
Shutup ur not even rez ur just a random china guy or something
Your s+@pid is showing
What stop them from going back to nature? What stop them from step by step reintegrate with nature?
Same reason why you can’t go back to your ancestral home land.
A little bit like Japanese🎎
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