Pre Cold War Analysis

The United States pre-cold war era saw many dramatic changes in our way of life. Before the cold war we were a country that led the world in such innovations as trains, planes, and automobiles. We were a world superpower with enigmatic scientists such as Albert Einstein, Alexander Graham Bell, and Thomas Edison. We had people who dared to defy the odds like the Tuskegee airmen, the Wright brothers and Amelia Earhart. We were the focal point of the world for decades leading the world in technology and progress. Yet, now we have a dirty little secret so dark and disturbing that as a nation we should be ashamed. Because as of the twenty-first century, we lead the world in the amount of incarcerated people. This originally started to surface in
Somehow between drug smuggling and the Regan administrations support, the Columbian rebels where receiving funding. Educated people still wonder how the two are connected. They speculated that with Reagan publicly stating their administration helped the Columbian rebels with funding, that the government somehow had to be involved. The involvement of individuals like “Freeway” Rick Ross who eventually discovered his hook-up was connected to the CIA, only helped to strengthen the evidence that the Government was somehow involved. So, what purposes would the government have in destroying communities and their way of life? Many people can only provide theories and guesses into their true intentions. I believe that with the losses they had in the civil rights movement they wanted to destroy the African American public image. Yet, doing this at a genocidal level solely picking out minorities and those in poverty to push their methods of euthanasia on, is a critical mistake of
To answer this you would have to understand that we had to fill prisons so those who own them could make a profit. What better way to make a finical gain then through human suffering? The only variables you would have to account for is how to lock up all of these individuals. Well that’s why you have weapons and narcotics, to support a purpose, a reason, to lock up these people. Now, comes the sentencing once you arrest these individuals, you have to determine how long to incarcerate them. So, why not target those individuals which much of the country still sees as a problem and give them longer sentences. Many of these cases still sadly occur today with social targeting of minorities through propaganda and stereotypical mental forethought. Let’s try an experiment, turn on the news and watch the time, count how long from the time you turn on the television, to the time when you hear something stereotypical about a certain race or about police brutality. The point I’m trying to make is that it’s substantial, you will hear