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Those statistics are really interesting. And that's compounded by the fact that investors don't really care about the total value of a company. They're concerne
by ewzimm 11y ago
Those statistics are really interesting. And that's compounded by the fact that investors don't really care about the total value of a company. They're concerned about the growth potential of companies like Apple while the private prison industry is showing impressive and reliable growth. This creates a powerful incentive to bolster the industry.
There's something obscene about people's retirement funds depending on putting more people in private prisons. It further reinforces the division of society where the happiness of the rich is directly dependent on increasing other people's misery. It's not surprising that the industry has been caught on a few occasions bribing judges to increase sentencing.
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- pbhjpbhj 11y agoCould a fine for private prisons every time an ex-offender is convicted help to rebalance their priorities? Are prisoners put to tender like school meals are [in the UK]?