That harm is truly awful. But I believe Gandhi said something like "An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind." If you don't care about the people in soli

That harm is truly awful. But I believe Gandhi said something like "An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind." If you don't care about the people in solitary, why not at least care about their psychological state once they get out? Imagine someone who was in solitary being freed, and then deciding to harm some people. Don't you think the person from solitary, who has had a bunch of psychological issues from solitary, would be even worse than someone who hasn't been in solitary? P.S. your original Iron Man framing makes me want to respond in kind with a strawman: imagine a person hooked on cigarettes goes to prison for a crime they didn't even commit, and then they are caught with cigarettes and put in solitary. I'd say that's also truly awful