Medical care is almost non-existent at these facilities. The facts will speak for themselves. My heartfelt condolences over the inmates who've died in prison. I'm sure the death rate of the incarcerated populace compares equitably with the general population. People shouldn't commit crimes, be convicted of crimes or become a victim of the crime they've committed.
Victims suffer for the crimes they've been convicted of committing.
Get a life instead of attempting to take a life. Thank God that the medical staff at the prisons is more concerned than the criminals were before they were convicted and imprisoned. Families are working hard and struggling to make ends meet, hoping that their son or daughter doesn't need surgery or get sick, and no one seems to care. It doesn't seem right. While I believe that Americans should not be denied health care or punished unjustly, I find it odd that our concerns should be with those who decided not to work and who have decided to take the property, emotional security and lives away from the rest of us, instead of with those of us who have decided to work hard, pay our bills and lead good, decent lives.