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There is a big difference between profiting from people versus profiting indirectly through supplies that a public prison uses. The incentives are totally back
by eeeeeeeeeeeee 10y ago
There is a big difference between profiting from people versus profiting indirectly through supplies that a public prison uses.
The incentives are totally backwards. The state should be encouraging people to not be in prison, but instead we have monetary incentives in place for putting more people in prison and keeping them there.
- SilasX 10y agoNot true -- the incentives are the same, and we see how they have led CO orgs at public prisons to lobby for longer sentences, exactly the danger that's somehow unique to private prisons. And I explained how the same incentives exist for all the other private orgs that specialize in servicing prisons.