Get Outta Jail Sooner, I Just Need Your Organs!!!

According to an article published by the Boston Globe yesterday (Feb. 1), inmates in Massachusetts prisons may soon see lighter sentences — if they’re willing to give up their organs or bone marrow.



Representative Judith García is one of the sponsors of the proposed bill and believes the measure would “restore bodily autonomy” for individuals currently facing time behind bars. Another unidentified person in favor of the idea said the trade could “extend the chances of life” for those on the donor waiting list. Carlos González presented Bill HD.3822, along with Garcia, as an act that would “establish the Massachusetts incarcerated individual bone marrow and organ donation program.” Inmates would reportedly be eligible to get anywhere between 60 days to a year taken off of their prison sentences.


As news of the proposed bill spreads, many aren’t fans of the idea. The Boston Globe spoke with Romilda Pereira, who works with incarcerated individuals as the founder of Project Turnaround, about the measure. “It’s like you’re harvesting organs. It just doesn’t feel right. It doesn’t feel humane. You’re bargaining with vulnerable people over their time,” she shared. The debate carried on, on Twitter. One user referred to supporters of the bill as “a disgrace to the state of Massachusetts” and asked “why [García supports] organ harvesting of the most vulnerable population. A population largely poor and Black and Latino.” Another wrote, “They are trying to trade incarcerated [people’s] freedom for their organs in Massachusetts. This is the country in which we live.”

One tweet, which was possibly meant to be sarcastic, read, “Bad news: You were just sentenced to prison in Massachusetts. Good news: You have internal organs and bone marrow to spare, and a new bill would allow you to trade those for up to a year off your sentence.” González held fast in his decision to pass the bill into law. When being accused of using the program to violate the rights of inmates, he insisted: “It’s far from the truth. I’ve been a strong advocate for inmate reforms and rights.”

See what others are saying about the proposed bill below.

*Don't get caught in Mass. BX brethren!*

Man we're really living in end times. This is crazy. Also we need to dead these unnamed sources who support heinous sh*t like this.

postemupndunkit said Man we're really living in end times. This is crazy. Also we need to dead these unnamed sources who support heinous sh*t like this.

The way it works is government officials feed these stories to the media to either see the reaction or use it later to build a narrative so they can push their agenda. Unnamed sources is just government propaganda and the media has no issue pushin It because it helps them with their connections and contacts.

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Tikyle2 said view image According to an article published by the Boston Globe yesterday (Feb. 1), inmates in Massachusetts prisons may soon see lighter sentences — if they’re willing to give up their organs or bone marrow. view image Representative Judith García is one of the sponsors of the proposed bill and believes the measure would “restore bodily autonomy” for individuals currently facing time behind bars. Another unidentified person in favor of the idea said the trade could “extend the chances of life” for those on the donor waiting list. Carlos González presented Bill HD.3822, along with Garcia, as an act that would “establish the Massachusetts incarcerated individual bone marrow and organ donation program.” Inmates would reportedly be eligible to get anywhere between 60 days to a year taken off of their prison sentences. As news of the proposed bill spreads, many aren’t fans of the idea. The Boston Globe spoke with Romilda Pereira, who works with incarcerated individuals as the founder of Project Turnaround, about the measure. “It’s like you’re harvesting organs. It just doesn’t feel right. It doesn’t feel humane. You’re bargaining with vulnerable people over their time,” she shared. The debate carried on, on Twitter. One user referred to supporters of the bill as “a disgrace to the state of Massachusetts” and asked “why [García supports] organ harvesting of the most vulnerable population. A population largely poor and Black and Latino.” Another wrote, “They are trying to trade incarcerated [people’s] freedom for their organs in Massachusetts. This is the country in which we live.” One tweet, which was possibly meant to be sarcastic, read, “Bad news: You were just sentenced to prison in Massachusetts. Good news: You have internal organs and bone marrow to spare, and a new bill would allow you to trade those for up to a year off your sentence.” González held fast in his decision to pass the bill into law. When being accused of using the program to violate the rights of inmates, he insisted: “It’s far from the truth. I’ve been a strong advocate for inmate reforms and rights.” See what others are saying about the proposed bill below. *Don't get caught in Mass. BX brethren!*

I mean you can say no correct? No reason to be up in arms imo. Be a better criminal or better at what your trying to do( everybody in jail aint a criminal so to speak)

Id rather have the option than im sure in other places having no choice

I approve of this

You should also get fair market price for said organ.

El Diablo Blanco.

Bone marrow is easy money. Hurts like a mfer though this is some macabre movie plot sh*t though

something just doesn't feel right about this.

Nah, we know America holds most of the world’s prisoners and we know most are minorities.

These devils are doing everything they can to escape death with their dwindling numbers.

Guess what? sooner or later comes that lake of fire for all of your evil atrocities. Ain’t no escaping that.

7 years is 7 years lol

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Lot time lost

You know they about to make it even easier to lock people up now

alex jones got to be somewhere feeling like all the news he was sayin coming to fruition

How an organ only worth up to a year tho?

Like say you give up a kidney and the person who receives it was on death’s door, but with the kidney they live another 40+ years. That don’t add up

They bout to Lowkey Enhance the sentences to Offset the amount of time Reduced through this Crime of Humanity/Scam...But Foo's gonna Foo!

make it 5-10 years

Illuminati confirmed

postemupndunkit said Man we're really living in end times. This is crazy. Also we need to dead these unnamed sources who support heinous sh*t like this.

I just blame who reported it and their close homies. Smoke out the source or defund an entire vertical

this is fukked up cuz its gonna lead to longer sentences.......unless u give us that lung boy

as a smoker i need mine as drinker i need that kidney

i wouldnt give up sh*t

ItAlY2BkLyN said something just doesn't feel right about this.

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i dont drink poison , sh*t have my kidney u aint taking my lung

From cheap prison labor to organ harvesting

Lol just stupid