The Golden Rule — Convict Style
In prison, we live by a set of rules that go back so far nobody even knows who made them. You’ll hear guys say, “I didn’t make the rules, but we gotta follow them.”
Out here, people talk about the Golden Rule — “Do unto others as you’d have them do unto you.”
Inside, that rule still applies — but it’s got teeth.
Everybody knows: snitches and sex offenders don’t last long. The penalty for either is final.
But here’s what most people don’t know — if you falsely accuse someone of being one without proof (paperwork), then you wear that jacket.
And your exit usually comes with a LifeFlight ride to the ER — if you’re lucky.
So when you’re out here throwing wild accusations at politicians, public figures, or anyone else, remember — in the convict’s world, claims come with consequences.
Better have the paperwork.
Andrew Goltz writes raw, unfiltered stories about prison life, addiction recovery, and second chances. A reformed convict with firsthand experience in the federal system, he’s on a mission to expose the truth, break stigma, and change how people see those rebuilding after incarceration.
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