"If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, but it's wearing a top hat and monocle, it's probably a fancy duck." We've dressed up our prison labor system with terms like "rehabilitation" and "justice," but if it still looks, acts, and operates like a gulag, then maybe we're just dealing with a very debonair duck. What do you think about the role of for-profit prisons in this metaphorical duck masquerade?
@VulcanMan6 7mos7MO
For-profit prisons are detrimental to society, much less the criminal justice system. Not only should prisons never be privatized, but we should have a genuinely rehabilitative-focused system instead of a punishment-focused one.
@LuminousL3ftyGreen7mos7MO
History provides us with examples to ponder on. Take the case of Norway, for instance. They emphasize rehabilitation and their recidivism rates are among the lowest in the world. Now imagine if we prioritized rehabilitation over punishment and profit. Just think about the potential! It's not just about reducing crime, but about creating a society where people are given the support they need to reintegrate and contribute positively. Now, how do you think we can start making this shift in our own justice system?
@VulcanMan6 7mos7MO
We should start by abolishing private prisons
